New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-12
THE TARIETY HALLS.

blanche Paquerette one of the drollest and most
| eccentric OF Partisan singer made her American
| debut AT Proctors yesterday and was much APP
| p.auded She has an odd personality with V'Nac'V
and humor. and strongly suggests her FAMOUS a,a
ter who was here year or two ago. Gus ""'-
| Jams who Is a favorite comic entertainer mas "
whimsical monoogue OF songs, jokes and limitations
NJ StainvIlle initiates well-knowu public men; Mhe'
Carlin's performing dogs monkeys and bear snow
| remarkable intelligence and training. and there are
| many other features presented. including Cushl"'
| and Hocomb, In operate sketches: Baazy ana l''-
rand transformation duettsts; Susanna Shaher,
| edubrst: Watson and IIutchlngs McCaic anu
Daniels. Dot Davenport. T. J. Ripley. Leslie anu
| Curdy Estella Cornala. the Rlebacher TITO ana
Kinura- Kotare. japanese 1uggers and equi.ibriSti
| An attractive bit Of the programme IS the mirror
dance given by Misses Rice and Halves. Miss Rlce
4, the dancer and Miss Halves is her reflection ana
| an extremely pretty effect Is produced
Tony Pastors popular house was filed at the r's-
| ing Of the curtain last night. and the enthusiasm
grew with each number Of the excellent programme
| that MIR Pastor had prepared. newcomer was
| Nile Petrescu. who did remarkable things white
balancing upon her hands: Aanz) Hatch. tenor,
sang several songs to the accompaniment Of siere-
| opticon views. Frank Bush was at his best and
! there were a clever sketch by Matthews and Har-
rig. songs by Belle Black and novel knockabout
| sketch by the Fiexmores Tony Pastor sang, AMI
| Jean Williams did clever bIrlesque performances
Harry sandcrson's annual bcreht. always an inter-
J csng and peasant OCCASION will occur on lhHFS-
| day afternoon.
Roster g. Elals new features Of the programme
| were the first appearance in America Of VI. and
Nine Gidon-Lynnc. ducttists dancers and impeF-
senator's Of Partisan Boulevard types from Les An
blssadcurs Paris: the Hrs appearance here ~ TIE
Electric Quartet and Miss Cissy Lotus, In ne"
series OF limitations including Miss Mag g!e Cline n
throw Him Down. McCioskey." and Tony Pastor
| n.b. fg,,
| glcr: the Franiz Family. acro3ats: Hurley and
Wilton. triple horizontal bar experts; the III
| ,.c Rossow Brothers. IN their new boxing act.
| the Muhlemann Swiss Moun'ainccrs, on the CRAM
Promenade. Daisy Meyer and her troupe oi PICK
arinnes and the living pictures. The SatuIdiy
| family nninecs are becoming popular a. this hous
| The living bronze groups are regarded a. the
leading attraction at the Casino ~ present. TINS
| week a fcma.e figure "a added to them. The Sno"
Balc:' Is continued. and among the vdu1eVILe l'lt
| ures are Granjcau and May. from the Empire
| London: Macarts trained dogs and monkeys; The
Dixon Brothers. musical clowns. Conatanz and IIA'
equi!ibr.sts Lima and Vanl. Sgnorita Juanta. VINO
has added some new songs to her repertory' ana
the Brothers Clrpos. acr0bits who have introduced
some new feats.
Miss Nellie Ganthony made her first appearance
at the Eden Musee last Sht She is clever mimic
and the audience found her part % the entertain
fnent extremely amusing. She gave shetch"s 'Hl.-
ued For Charity's Sake" and Mira tiusna"'y
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. The concerts
OF the Hungarian orchestra are given every Ai'''-
noon ana evening. ,
The vaudeville programme at the Atlantic Gard'n,
No - I;owery this week - attractive one. "
Includes DAILY and Dcyine. In a comedy sketch, Max
PcttnSill. the comedian. win his acting ~"d danc-
ng dog. the PestOn Sisters. IN songs ana dances
Nellie Franklin the English character comellennc.
and Theodore Drury. the Afro American baryi9nc
In the lnte-Inissions there il music by the f.i"
Lady Orchestra and the great orvhcs;riou Inc
house was crowded Last night
Al Uuber's Fourteenth Street Museum tbs week
there are many ncw attractions. Among the most
amusing are the seven Eat women. who last nghi
70 10 BICYCLES reduce their weight They ran
hourly races. 10 tn" member OF the company VINO
VIII have covered the greatest distance on her ftcr.
horse AZ the cui % ~. Nrst week Manager ltuH"I
has offered a pfize ~ go" The comb'u~! w"irnt ~
those massive representatives. % me fair sex =
leS0 pounds Among others G. De- sc"n are " IRIS
seq and llo Mar the mind ren!"r'. Lola o." Ei'-'
dancer. "A /uiu who dances on -p..nt"re1 gas. "ti
footed. Texas Jim and la. export r.h' s'"i-. 4.'
kav0. tho human yO,clro.' nIi Frank cotton,
the clown. a0l MS trick Aork'ys the mcu1rrr.'.
the muere o. waNNorss. an4 iar merry '-f. 'i+
rNo h.'l m the theatre includes M~hvny and Doyle
Turner AMI E.ssr,l p. AMI F"Fstc Mhhrf. '-"
Bur, Sisters. Harry Iaricf. Henry NnNtffI. IT,
s,na. male mpcrsonator. AMI about twenty others.