New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

popular ballads. illustrated by stereoptcon Views
the Weston Brothers. RAMA and Arno, from the
Alhambra AMI Crystal Palace. London. Edward and
Louise L)rre,t. presenting illusions. big-shoe dane
ing and their comedy IN shadows: the sketch team
James T. Murray and Miss Alice G. Alden. in The
Pos;man's CAR: Max Pettinsill and his acting
dog. Jim; william and Ida Morello. with their
somersaul, dog and Tony Pastor. in new songs and
PAROLES.
ION the Mississippi" drama dealing with the
Ku-Klux and the New-Orleans Mardi Gras car
nval. reappears In New-York tomorrow night a,
the Columbus Theatre. In the cast are Lawrence
Hanley Thomas A. Wise. j. H. Cossar. Miss Gan
Forrest. Miss Nina Hayward and other players
Proctors is prontng from the introduction OF
foreign novelties. They numerous ana OF
good quality Mile. Perescu. hand-bilancer, re-
Gently seer at Roster & Blals appears tomorrow
for the first time n continuous biii, win IN,
Forrest brothers. musical clowns; BalaZy ana
Durand tranaformaton duettists. from Paris;
Susanna Shaner. eQullibrist. Of the SnafIr ram,
ily ana the three Romls. human horizontal pirs
Entertainers viii be smith and Campbell. rapid
fire converge tionalists". Matthews ana Harris tne
La Porte Sisters duetusts: Morrisscy and Rich
Dave Gcnaro Armstrong and Porter MaLzotta'
Alirzl Mclster. Tyroean warbler; the Daiys'
Mason and Jones. knockabouts; the La verde SIS
ters In songs and dances; Nolan and McShane
Lotte. balancing uapeze performer ana Jonh
Aurtha. The concert to-day VIII be continuous
The Old Homestead is getting older and older
at the Star Theatre. 1t st shows It's foriser ten
dency to attract people from the country Visitors
from afar seem TO md especial magnetism IN
II. Paintings and songs are still offered on sun
Sandow. with the Trocadcro Vaudevllles. will be
week The announce ment of the coming of San
attention OF those who have witnessed his remark
able exhibitions and. indeed, OF all who are in
ization includes the Lucifers. grotesques; Tom
Browne the double note whistler Miss Scotte. the
lbrst; Amann, mimic; the Jordan family. Billy
Van. and the Nichol sisters.
rhp for "A he
Theatre viii be Peter r. DALEY in the new "Coun-
try Sport" which is too well known TO ew-YorlS
however. that it has been rewritten and revised
ba nqSh w al S ss @ BY ay
Ada Lewis and Andrew Mack.
Powell the magician. and Majton. the juggler,
form the extra entertainment offered by the Eden
Niusee IN addition to It's wax tgures ana groups Group
and they are all skIlfully executed. One OF them
is entitled Noahs Ark. huge ark is brought
proven to be entirely empty; few seconds Later
Powell begins taking animals from the ark: Tn ar
ros. birds. geese and eagles. which set up clat
ter at being released TO cap the climax ma co ytn
attractions among the wax Groups share of in
eres as ss does aso the Amerean gallery his
tory since Its Encouragement The GyPsy ,bromsh
the week In addition to the regular entertainment
and there will be matnees on "Wednesday ana
New features to be constantly added in the
Irish drama RSry Of the H at ."f week
The house is, sun hed at every perf9rmanS,e:
Gus Reynolds has taken the part formerly
played by Joseph A. Wheelock.
Manager George H. Huber has made an arrange
ment with George Starr. representative OF the Bar
mum and Bailey Circus. whereby a troupe of four
teen South Sea Islanders. brought to this country
by the circus people. will be seen at Hubers Four
teenth Street Museum this week. This Will be
their first appearance In this country. Another
feature entirely to this city Will be Professor
| Charles's Illusion entitled THE Nations. Others
in the curio hall will be Evelyn; the water queen
Mile. Morellos troupe Of ira med spaniels Wilson.
"expansionst': Kenyon. the marvellous equili-
brist Smith. twin sisters. eighty eight years old
In the theatre there will appear Miles and Ireland
| Tanner and Rennat, Collins and Ray. the Great
| Kurtz. May Walsh Rogers and Reynolds. and
others Besides the attractions In the curio halls
and theatre there the merry go rounds for the
children, and the menagerie OF Wild beasts. an In
! teresting collection for old and young A Sunday
| concert will be given to-day.
A new feature that will make the grand prom
| enade more attractive at Roster & Bials. begin
| ming tomorrow evenins will be the appearance
| of the Tyrolean Trio Muhlemann In concert pro-
| gramme lasting from 10 until IL o'clock. There
| will be "a miniature Swiss chalet, the verands
| Of which they will appear. making the ef
] fectve and natural Features Of the programme