The sun., 1895-02-03

all sorts Of difflcult muscular exercises on =
trHpeze nt the top Of the stage returns TO Roster
" Bials Monday. and another change brings
Loftus's limitations are the newest things, but
Cinpueyalli the Diel quartet. the Rossows, Jules
lures arc continued.
. A figure OF Felix Faure. tho lately elected
week at the Eden Musee. where the wax groups
that make up the American Historical Gallery
tlsures. The pentomime. THE Dresden shep.
erdess, continues II favor. .,-,. ,..,,..
bill OF the Eighth Avenue with n speciality that
reminds " the Hanlan brothers' shiftiness A
bnriesque called Hades W To Dete' Is in.
Savans, Perry and Icnbrook, the Fabiana Quar-
tet, aud Allen and West.
sam Dcyere and his company move down TO
Miners Bowery from the Eighth Avenue.
Omene takes first place among hts ccmpIenhions' @ ho
Ola Hayden, Lille Western. and the Quaker
City Quartet
A third continuous variety performance
makes a beginning tomorrow At Doris,s New
Eighth Avenue Bijou Theatre. all Of which was
plain Doris's Dime Museum up to last night A
score and more OF specialists are listed for four
daily appearances Ia these programmes. Van
Leer aud Barton and the okaba troupe leading.
Performances will he given In the downstairs
auditorium. but 1t is reached by passing through
"a hall above II OF the same size. The latter
room will have q stage and seats. and will lie
ready at any time for overflow audiences. When
such has gathered second show Will be given
The foot races in which heavy weight women
are contestants are eontlnnsd 1 "a ,r mnners ut Mo
Is IT,; Chalk Saunders, who sketches twenty
eonptfS ar the mnuisi KIM Luies tSs
rapid calculator. These performers contribute
TO the variety show in the theatre: The Weston
sisters, Charles ii. Duncan, Ed Rogers, May
Role. Edwards and Clark, and Fry and Evans
OF the plays that depend on their own merits.
aided only by a general excellence OF a company
.I.r q. a ~.
Masaueraders" is the oldest in the length OF it's
continuous .tay here. Its hundredth perform
snce at the Empire Is not far Off. and tokens to
be distributed then areIbeing made.
" The Fatal Card" was a bold melodramatic
experiment, considering that no such work Of
harsh sensationalism had ever been presented
at Palmers; but our fashionable public. ever
ready to be pleased with novelty, has Joined
with other sorts OF people in going to see this
play OF crime and explosion. Its term has been
extended TO March IL, and then Mrs. Lantgry
will follow with Gossip" an English adapta-
tion of German piece. the original OF which is
Italian.
THE Case Of Rebellious Susan" remains on
trial at the Lyceum. and the wife's plea of in
nocence, only filed recently. seems to incline
people to hear the evidence over again. This
play with q purpose teaches its lesson in
definitely. perhaps, but with much merriment.
and no comedy at tho Lyceum has been better
treated In the acting.
The District Attorney" is extremely well
acted at tho American, where It is retained In
definitely. The AmericaDism OF the Klein
Fiske drama is thorough and complete without
being rampant. the theme and characters belong
to New York, and the work is excellent stage
craft The timeliness OF the subject. the authors
explain. Is entirely accidental. The work was
completed before the Lexow disclosures had
Ia nj nf
cal methods was planned without any thought
u 4 Mix White Flag" at Hoyt's will have,
beginning with Tuesday night, an actor new in
the role Of the Colonel who boasts that Napoleon
@ hse tho
driac in 4 Trip to Chinatown ever since that
e sssee VI ay
come the Frohman production OF The Found
ling" with Cissy Fitzgerald dancing and Annie
Russell in q short piece to precede IT
The Twentieth Century Girl" has been sub
mitted at the Bijou to the process common to
and putting in that which is amusing. A batch
Of songs will be sung for the first time to-mor-
stre r; tshf ia Which s q PredacS II. Mlme World"
rs %hes s s4 S bs sdod the sr
Rob Roy vi is sure to reach a 150th perform
s he
crier. but the cast remains unchanged in other
respects. This is the only comic opera now In
By-and-by, The Vale of Ayoca," which has
been produced out of town, will be brought TO
the Herald Square.
Little Christopher holds its place tenac cious-
ly at the Garden, and its l5qth performances 2t is
variety show embedded in the burlesque is q
good one, containing judcious selection OF orig
inal and other specialties. This is the last
week of the trained animals In the Plaisance
scene. The women in the Living pictures"
have put new clothes.
The Cotton KIM" moves up to Harlem for
a week at the Hammerstein Opera House The
Academy company and outfit of the melodrama
never forgetting the factory elevator that aches
TO squeeze the life out of the heroine. will be seen
intact and thrilling. As every body should know
by this time, the play Ia a typical London melo-
drama. and a fair representative OF its class
forcefully performed.