New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-08
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Hermann. tho well-known and popular magician,
appeared last night at the Grand Opera House.
where he will give hs entertainment for the rest
OF the week 1t IT, 1t always was. ingenious mar
velous. surprising. mystifying and amusing 1t
rarges from the simplest little tricks of the hands
TO tho most elaborate Illusions. and the little
tricks are just hard to understand as the big
ones sometimes harder. Nine Hermann adds not
n little to the entertainment by her pretty and
clever dances
The Sam Devere Company appeared at Tony Pas-
tors Theatre yesterday, and pleasantly entertained
n good audience. The organization includes 'The
Two Clippers" Ward and Curren. in a new act;
James Flynn and Miss Maude Walker. Miss Lille
Western the Donovans. in songs. dances, etc;
the double voiced vocalist dup.ex Augustus Ricn-
ards; the Warle sisters serio-comics; Price and
Steele who make their first appearance In Newly orN
for this season; Rikart. humorist and mimic and
sam Devere In a selection OF his latest songs ana
savings The performance ends with the farce
Two Old Pards"
At Proctor's Pleasure Palace yesterday the most
important feature OF the programme was the Amer
lean debut Of Mile. Polaire. Aranka, Roszika and
Birike remained. and are popular. George Lock
harris elephants excite wonder by their tricks Of
pantomime posing and cycling. Miss Billie Barlow
has become favorlte. Much applause is bestowed
upon the Zalvas for eats the high wire, and the
brothers Diantas for their grOtesque acrobatic mu-
steal and hat-spinnins novelties. The sisters An
derson equillbris,s. in their last week at
this house Among the features OF the bill are
Louis and Elise sartori George Fortescne ; and
Richard German in MY New Teacher; Redding
and stanton, in "A Happy Pair Montague ana
West, George W. Day. Jessie Bradbury. soubrettc;
Berol and Belmont and the Muhlemann Trio.
At Mr.. ProctOr's theatre in Twenty thlrd-st.
Hughey Dougherty delivered Ms oratoricai disquls-
lions, George Parker appeared and Bertha On
MOnd made her debut. Others who appear
this week are the brothers Donaldson and
Ardel Barney Pagan the dancer. with his Knight
Templar march, performed Ivy sixteen girls. Moore
a,,1 LarC kar cta1l rot
roll. J. w. Bingham. venriloquist: Annie Edwards
Myrtle Arlington the Clayton sisters Maud Beyer-
". Drawee, the juggler: Emmonds. Emerson and
Emmonds, and Fisher and Carroll
The popularity of the changes at the Eden Mu-
see was shown Sunday evening, when the new
concert hall was formally opened. In addition to
the great amount of additional space and new deco
rations one of the most noticeable Improvements
IL in the resonance of the hall itself Every detail
has been arranged to bring out the acoustic
properties The hall will be used now for the rcgu-
lar afternoon and evening concerts OF the orchestra
The waxworks are in excellent condition, and add-
tons made constantly.
At Roster Balls last night the audience was en-
tertained by Sam Iockhart and his elephants Clara
Weland. in a new American song the Naids sis
ters Granto and Maud the Crescendos, electrical
clowns; Florence I.evey Signorita Antonio, cgu-
brist: Walton and his miniature circus; j. w. Ran
some and the living pictures.