New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

Barlow has become a favorte. The aerial aero
battles OF the Zalva trio upon the high wire are
decidedly thrilling. and the Diantas much APP
pauded. Hill and Hull introduce their grotesque
"Oh Suse nnah -; the sisters Anderson Introduce
new juggling and other features arc Mabel Hud-
son. the Dare brothers. the Quaker City Quartet
Barney Pagan. with his Knights Templar March,
performed by sixteen girls who drill with much
precision; Mason and Heay. the McNuty sisters
clog dancers; Kaye and Henry the Muhlemann TITO
of Swiss mounaineer warblers who provide the
late entertainme, in the German cafe and the lazy
orchestra special feature OF the concerts this
afternoon and evening will be the singing OF MISS
Ida Klein, whose reception last Sunday was en-
thusiastic.
A quintet OF the most popular performers IN vau-
deville are prominent In the new bill at froc'o'
Theatre Twenty-third-st. Miss Maggie Chnes "eT
come does not wear out. Her breezy, puoyah' PEI :
sonaty and her unique way OF singing droii lrlsn
American ditties give her a place OF her own. 'ss
Bonnie Thornton is also admired by some 'a'ie,
Thornton IL prolific writer OF popular sonss' anu
the brothers Donaldson and Ardel create iaush'e'
". r. Carleton the barytone is we'll known ana pop
uar Gilmore and Leonard and George Evans asv
annear with the three Marvelles grotesques; La'e"
and Glynn Wills and Collins, the Wbtten ss'ei',
clark and St Clair Fern Melrose, soubrette. ana
Bertina The Sunday concerts. continuous from
go to II D. m, offer special programmes
'~Trlby" is rapidly approaching another in''e
the oOth performance will be celebrated on oc-
tober T. The principal characters. with the eA
ception OF svengali. now played by Charles hen',
are still intrusted TO the actors VINO hrst payeu
them. 49,.
even tenor OF a career OF prosperity at the A"eii
can Theatre where the company organized by
A NJ Palmer and Edwin Knowles realizes the
p,ctures of New-York life with skill. The writer's
have made some changes In their play since the
first night. The acting OF Nine Janauschek anu
W. II. Thompson is much admired
Miss May Twins second week In Ihe WHO"
Jones" at the Bijou Theatre Will begin tomorrow
night Miss Irwin has much personal popularity
in New-York and her efforts have thus FAR been
rewarded with good audiences. The Increased
beauty and comfort OF the theatre also make IL a
more attractive place visit than 1t has ever been
before
Vaudeville will be seen at the Columbus Theatre
,h,s week when Weber and Fields will bid for
public favor. Mss Lotte ellison As member 0 9t
The organization who needs 10 Introduction cf
Billy Emerson the same may be be said. lie has has
amused vast audiences from san Francisco 10 Me~
the other entertainers VIII be found James r.
m rnons stalry and Belle Blrbeck. Lavender and
thompson. and Marietta and Belloni
Of 2srg % be sy ceniu H
asS d @rif RscSeors This is BY
the buresque TOO Much Triby' The performance i
viu end with living pictures. and anybody who
thinks ''I that ths announcement does not sound
sufficiently up to date Is 5ltogeher out OF place IN
Fourteenth-st, ana Shouiu seen "'' "'""'e'"'"'
"a At Pamer's Theatre tomorrow night "Fieur-
dim en w G be duly ceebrsted by some little
souvenir for the ladies The business SO far has
It viii continue so Miss nelia FOX has abe sup
Whean. Miss Ida Fitzhugh and Miss Kate Tart;
Mss Clara wieand, aow at Roster 4 Bl ss.
features OF the programme will include the new
seres Of living pictures, Miss Florence Leyey in
nhants the sisters Mcrrilees. the vadls sisters In
their mid-alr act; Granto and Maud wire per-
formers. NJ Walton and his trained dogs, ponies
and monkeys. s!gnorita Clotde Antonio. equilb-
rist. and John ". Ransonc: g.. .r,o.. ., ~.
Eden Musee do not interfere in any way with the
HnS" Of BY he gypsy s The
garden is closed temporarily and the concerts are
nvshe1 forward so rapidly that the winter garden
will be ready for use early In me week ana ine
remaining changes Glil be completed at night
"Back America" has done good business dur
please every one who attends. The ole Virgnny"
cake walk is OF the most amusing features IN
in the contest and no two dressed alike. The
management allows each person TO tog out ac-
~ costume result The singing of the negro choir
Is heard to much better advantage under roof
value of the entertainment in that direction has
been much enhanced. Black America is deserving
Square Garden. The exhibition stays at the Garden
during the present week, and Will then return to
Brooklyn for a weeks engagement at the Clermont
The farewell tour OF Nine Modjeska will begin
AT the Carrick Theatre on October l. The engage
ment IS limited to two weeks. Measure for Meas
ure' will be the opening production Other PLAYS
to be presented In the course OF the engagement
are "Magda." Much Ado about Nothing, Mary
stuart" Macbeth" and possibly Camille and
Mistress Betty In the supporting members are
W : Hart Howard Kyle. Beaumont Smith, Frank
Ign Quinby. Miss Proctor. Miss Abel, Mrs Sar-
gent. and Miss F1rher
The company of Bavaran peasants which Is TO
begin the season at the Metropolitan Opera House
some accounts Of which have already appeared In
these columns, is its way TO this country, and
Is expected TO arrive the latter part OF this week
Preparations for the production OF The Heart
OF Maryland continue at the Herald Square Thea
tire. The players include Maurice Barrymore. f..
]. Henley Frank Mordaunt. Ode Williams. Cyril
Scott. John W. Jennings. f. j. Morgan, Edwin F.
Mayo II. Weaver jr, Scott Cooper. Edwin Meyer.
Master McKe.ver. Miss Georgia Busby. Miss Angela
McCaull and Mrs. Leslie Carter.
Most Of the members Of the Irving Place Theatre
company have reached New-York and tomorrow
the rehearsals for the ming performance will
begin. Graf Essex" Heinrich Laubes play, has