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OF Music.


Kellar. that exceedingly clever pres
tidigitateur and professor Of the
French call diablerie. gave a delightful
performance last night in the Academy
of Music, where he will be all this week.
1t is not too much to say that he 10
without doubt the best artist in his
line seen IN this city for a very long
time. He not only cleverly performs
tricks seen before. but has a stock OF
new ones as deity performed as they are
puzzling. Mr.. Kellar Is accompanied py
his wife, who, at the latter part OF the
e sItion N sSehe esss n aa6pres' as inter
esting as it was clever. Some OF the
tricks performed by Mr.. Kellar are par
prise the production Of many coiored
q spectator. These he afterwards found
back and the audience were
with laughter. Another clever trick Is
pushing Pushing ! tn nsger t wbite from ha% whieh they
emerge differently colored. The pouring
Of wine and water from the same jug
a sgard = ping t wsae f mmch ap % ,pSeis for
their excellence. Besides the general run
of a programme like this Mr.. Kellar has
s~asfHau oT Ho n9vs to Get sq Rid q q a y VIE. the
Kssrmras samI ma the ! queen ro Of
those inclined TO s~piritualism he presents
his Cassadega Propaganda, a remarkanle
e eFpis e i,iopg % 2 pIayy q wh hand s at geR
with three in the audience and displays
in front Of the cabinet the cards held by
Mrs. Kellar's part in h PROGRAMMES is Is
mathematician. The ease with which
row Of Integers may well excite ap-
plause. The entertainment, OF, which
there Is net E dull saan mo y RsIla w,nd 1ate aR
novelty and we'll worth. seeing 1t Is;
During the week there will be the usual
matinees.
Bon Ton Theatr
AS usual. this weeks performance at
the Bon Ton Theatre is brimful OF nov
elties and in every way Is a frst-class
| performance. There are so many good
things that one doesn't know which to
admire most. Amid this armament OF
vaudeville stars. all differing in glory,
are the two Du Crows. who shine with
great b%rilliancy. Their work consists OF
thrilling flight from gallery to stage In
the dome of the theatre. They appear
twice daily and the mere announcement
of their return will no doubt attract
the week. Following these are the four
Cohans. a very bright Quartette. as
f fanny sct As The Shey d sas slsvf Doll Il issis
They introduce Professor Goggles AL
donations and his dancing dolls. George
to the house. and their act is full Of IN,
sss sssy an So ear Soo; = clever sae wo 5uggls 81 'a AND
equiiibrlst. The Mccoy, ever, charming
and delightful to hear sing and who ian,
e oei VIM Mer saf ul z shse lSea EXHIBIT an
| amusing sketch built for laughing pur..
poses only. The appearance here OF
George Graham, an amusing monolog1St
| and singer. was well received. The well
known comedy stars, Shayne and WoT-
fal ,im ecsseor The original Ned Barry.
descriptive n comic vocalist. the
s~rotesque musical performers. the Hol-
| comic vocalist. Lena La Couvier. in a
| repertoire of ballads, and others, COM
plete a very hig class IS en performance
Lyric Theatre, Hoboken.
MI. John Kernel opened last night at
the Lyric Theatre a three nights en-
gagement, in hts new play, ."The Irish
Alderman" A fair sized audience
greeted him.. and the frequent applause
showed it was composed of those who
| like that sort of thing. This being said,
it is only necessary to add that the play
il lust the sort of thing they like.
.iThe irish Alderman" has no plot; it
is merely a series of more or less anus
ing variety acts performed around a
| centre piece. the Alderman.
In the title role. Mr.. Kernel was as
good as usual. and easily carried OF
His brogne lis excellent, and his songs
brought dow the house. He proved by
his up to date methods of getting on
that indeed Nothing is too good for
the Irish"
The other parts which were played to
the satisfaction of the audience we're
Michaed Laskar, George F. Marion;
L5uis. Rem Shields: Tubs and Mud,
Peters: Mamie Rooster. Edna, Urine;
Mrs. McSweeney. Emily Vivian; Rex.
Ella B. Gardiner and Jane. Capltola
Urine.
L q nd nonanrraW niPhf and