New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-01
p,NTOuTuE AND viRIETy

.r. ii,,l. nsn,omlme ~ Dresden Shepher1ess,'
began It's second week at the Ellen Muse' last
night 1t Is not ambitious effort but II ms very
well the sage and the hall OF the Musee' i's no
t,bly pcasant feature Is that II AFFORDS ano'ne' op
por,unity OF seeing Mile. Pilar-Morln as f1errot
p,crrot according to Vance Thompson. VINO con
>, .yed this pantomlmc. lived In the moon ull 'hc
Fairy Queen fell in love with him. ana 'hen sue III
duced him to come down He ala not 'o'' "e''
however and there was no especial REASON 49,
his cnalky face. why she should love hih' io' '''u
w,s no such thing about him AS sense or nonsense
an Monsieur cupid" found him and taught him
,o,sense This d!d not lead him to love the fhlry
oucen AZ a sensible man In the moon would douot-
les have done. but only caused MN 10 peeo''e
cuamoured Of ridiculous shepherdess' VINO III "e'
turn loved not him but YET more '''''uo"
huronkln with not even chalky face 10 recoitienu
him m, shcpherdess wanted the queen sSePuv,
In which all her power lay terIo'; "a, "' oneen o ont
- bar nv,n nalacc bestowed he sceptre on the
shenhcrdess and was himself driven our. ncn I've
srnt back to the moon. with woe stamped upon
,yv men Of chalk on his face and the shepherdess
and the pumpkin preSumaby nau et , MI h % smn
nave haPPemss " 'F fer nan" pacaar rea
Sv~niture and decorations. Mile Pilar-Morln Is a
delightful panomlmst ana ner e1 Hpnnrs and bodv
make the butterfly joys and grlefs OF fierrot seem
real and d. at mes Of fi he bill at Roster Balls this
week are the first appearance In america OF , me
niezes' quartet, from Tue 'as'ho'
American debu, OF the Mayos and the ,, llrst aP
Eerzscny, Russian singer and dancer, VINO W
acsromnanied I'm her performance by a Hungarian
barL The remainder OF the programme Includes
ipamj Cinnueyglll undoubtedly one OF the cieVerest
and most interesting jugSlcrs In the World; Vile
Enoenln Petrescu. contortionst; MISS Flora lrwin,
H. 5av snngs. Ivan Tschernon aud his troupe OF
,roincd dogs 81. and Nine. Bruet -R!vicre. french
.ttsts and imtators Miss Amelia Glover dancer,
Tho Rrothcrs Rossow, llIputian athletes, ana me
new series OF living pictures io-d"y sPc0'"'
matinee Will ne given az ia p VI. ,,,, ,,.
li,tie exhibtion OF singing, dancing ana aero
hatic feats daily n, II a. m, ana ann y y, IN
,rbis weeks holiday bill includes Miss Susie kir-
,,,in and others IN the twenty minute operetth,
.'Tbe Laundry Glrl' the living PICTURES harrls
onh Walters Lew Hawkins. the three Mtietts,
Scmsatlonal acrobats. just arrived from South
America; whitman and Davis IN their traVes.y;
auiuc Jeans; Lawrence ana Fitz Shayne ana
unrJe, sletch artists; Ward and Brown In
Mordei, h nrcs. Mile teballos and many Others
Eor lie eccommoda tion OF the New Years VISITORS
~ theatre viii open to-day at q. m go :.
ronv pastors Theatre seems more ike user
aimee Maggie cline came back. she always seemed
~ hoIonv IN this theatre, and was never so Wucn
,o h'r nroner place anywhere else Her songs
a. nayn heen much enjoyed. particularly 'Nothngs
Too Good for the IRISH" and they VIII continue
~ he Mile Fougere. who has not appeared az
tS,s theatre before. is on the bill this week Inc
sisterg Fortescu remain. Miss kitty NOLAN sihss
snrne new Irish ballads, pat" j. Kicks Will make
HE flrst appearance since his return from England
and UaIrcs and Pctting appear In a new sKetcn
crtitied ''The Poolroom." I.etta ana Waily West
Tho Vedares bicycle riders: Hilton, cortortionis'
,nj ,ron-, Pastor dn out tie programme.