New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
T1RlETY THEATRES THIS UEEE.

Papinta the skirt dancer, made her appearance at
the Casino last night and will be one of the at
fractions during the week. Montgomery Irving will
continue his fcas of strength. Stevens, who is an
old Casino favorite gives monologues and humorous
recitals Miss Ethel Irene Stewar; sings, and there
are also Cuehman and Holcombe. Maude Raymond
Juanita in her dance; Constant and Ida. equill-
brists; Macart's deg and monkey circus the broth
Carpos Pichat impersQnator; the Brothers Cres-
cendos. and the ballet. The living bronze
statues are also given.
Last night AT Roster & Bia's new features in
cluded the first appearance in America of Hill and
Hull. grotesqucs from the Empire Theatre. London:
the first appearance here of the Sisters Don in songs
and dances; the temperance OF Wood and Shepard.
a. O. Duncan. ventriloqust; and Blocksom and
Burns. Remaining features Of the programme were
Ivan Tschenof and his troupe of trained dogs: the
Frantz family aCrobats: Hurley and Wilton, triple
horizontal bar performers; the Rossow Brothers,
the Muhlemann trio and the living pictures. Next
Monday evening the fourth series of living pictures
will be presented for the first time.
The Three Eugenes. who are the leading at
traction a, Proctors Theatre. perform
evoutions this week. Frank Bush tells his dialect
stories and mimcs eccentric characters; John G.
Rice and Sally Cohen offer musical sketch.
and in the long list of entertainers found Carr
and Jordan, in sketches: Prince kokin. Japanese
jugsler Balazy and Durand Partisan duettists; Boz
rel and Zclna. with their singing dog. Chicho; Mile
CESS. the Prentces, grotcsque dancers; the Dorothy
sisters, duettists; Mack and Leslie. in "Dinah's
Troubles; Nellie Collins soubrette; Saxer and DE
Villa. Webster and Conon. Ozav. French jugser
Maude Gilbert. English serio-comic. and Sannes, in
a lightning military drill.
The Weber and Fields Combination came to Tony
Pastors last evening for weeks stay, and pre-
scented an excellent entertainment. Miss Lotte Gil
son made her first appearance at Pastors in several
seasons. and met a fatterng welcome. Weber and
Fields presented speciality almost entirely
Mcintyre and Heath were in ha7py vein. James f.
Hoey caused the audience TO laugh heartily l."
clair and Leslie Were favorably received; Farnum
and seymour did some somersaults from very high
pedestals: Fake and Seaman John T. Drew, the
Fansons and a few others completed the pro-
Sramme.
The new wax statue OF Bismarck which was
placed in the Eden Musee yesterday in honor Of
his birthday attracted a good deaf OF attention
The concert by Danko Gabor's orchestra consisted
entrciy OF German music. including several new
selections In the theatre of the Musee this week
Miss Nellie Ganthony presents her humorous and
musical sketches outward Bound' and The Tail
The IA; woman bicyclsts were again a chief at
traction in the curio hall OF Manager iubers Four
| tenth street Museum yesterday. The place was
crowded with visitors from the opening Of the doors
u s 'il,Ir Cos AZ night ms - the l'rIn week
ot me success OF these massive racers. ohcr lea j.
ures were Olga; the "Grecian beauty; the Del
with the iron jaw j. j. Whallen in feats Of lceer-
domain. and Cno the snake charmer. In the the
among others the Weston sisters. Marion ana reaTl
smith Brothers J. J. Vincent, thu two Kidds, Mabel
muSee Of wax works as well as the menageFle, were
There was a large number OF visitors at the Al
lantc Garden. No. % Howery. and the performer;
we're Takezawas Imperial Japanese Troupe, the
Warle sisters in songs and dances; Marie Gina.
! Fdanow International song. dance and change ar
list Annie Lloyd, serio-comic and Charles Eocher S
Elite Lady, Orchestra, In an entirely new pro
gramme The great orchesirlon was also heard.