New-York tribune., 1895-02-10

,crs Of the Sacred Heart TO secure money Tor the
orphan asylum. promises 20 be success.
Tomorrow night Will begin the fourth week and
the last bu' one Of The District Attorney at the
American Theatre. II IL were not for subsequent
bookings. which It has been impossible FOR Mr.
French 20 cancel there is no telling how long the
play might remain
Miss BESSIE Bonehll will BE- the new Little Chris
tophcr tomorrow nght In the eNtravaganza at the
Garden Theatre which VIII then celebrate ts 10th
performance. Of course. there viii be souvenirs
Miss Ronehn will have fresh songs and character
,stic speclaltics for the vaudeville scene In the sec
ond act The competitive Trllby exhibit begins to-
morrow night.
At the end OF the second week OF its engagement
al the Academy OF Music, James 'onnor Roachs
Irish play. Rory OF the Hill" is still drawing good
audiences II has the potent attraction OF plenty
~ horses ana dogs and a realistic eviction scene.
Tomorrow evening Roster Biars. Miss
Cssy LOTUS will give new limitations OF several
we'll known stage favoritcs selected from the fol-
lowing list: Tony Pastor. Mrs. Annie feamans.
Kathryn Kiddcr william Gillette. Miss Nioia
Allen Denman Thompson and Edward Harrigan
Another feature OF interest will be the American
debut OF Hurley and Wilton. triple horizontal bar
performers from the Empire Theatre. London
Remaining features OF the bill will include Paul
Cnquevalli. jugger. In new feats; Stanviiie, IN
new character impersonatIons :he Brothers Ros-
SOW lputian athletes; Jules Levy. Mile Eu-
genie Petrescu. contortionist; the four DieZes.
French singers and dancers: the Dixon brothers.
musical clowns. and the new series Of living pct-
ures
The weekly chronicle that THE Old Homestead"
is still going on is again the fashion, as 1t was
four years ago. and five and six. only now 1t is
at the Star Theatre. and then 1t vas somewhere
else. Mr.. Thompsons Sunday evening entertain
ments OF Song Illustrated and Illuminated'' have
drawn some large audiences
The stay OF Miss Fanny Davenport and her COM
pany with "Gsmonda' at the Fifth Avenue The
atrc is limited Two weeks more. The present
attraction will be followed AT this theatre by
william II. Crane and his company in new
play by Miss Martha Morton.
The elaborate production OF Humanity" Sut-
ton Nane's mcodrama, at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. promises to have "A long and prosperous
run. The twenty thoroughbred horses and the
pack OF hounds greatly admired. while the
duel with sabrcs on horseback and the bomb
explosion received with much vigorous ap-
plausc.
Another fortnight viii bring To an end the pres
cnt career OF "A MIX White Flag" AT Hoyts
Theatre. The Introduction OF Harry Conor In
the part OF the Colonel has materially benefited
the entertainment The farce appears to be fairly
prosperous.
Tony Pastor not to be outdone in Trilbyism
will have Ethel irene Stewart sing Zen Bolt" at
each performance AT his theatre this week. AS
this Will not be enough however. make
tcrtainmcnt, he viii also have Sam Bernard. who
will make his first appearance here: the Powers
Brothers and Miss Theresa Powers. comic bicycle
entertainers Henri cazman. Mile. Flossie Miss
Poe Holmes. who Will begin the last week of
her engagement and will sing Irish
songs: Richmond and Glenroy. In a new comic
sketch; the Edisons, In their musical act In which
they Introduce their Illuminated church scene
Trinity Church chimes. organ imitation. popular
and operate music, etc. Rose and Harry Went
worth. In their contorton acts Hines and Reming-
| ton. Frank La Rosa. In his flying ring act, and
| Tony Pastor himself In new songs and parodies
| There will be matinees Monday. Tuesday FRI
| day and Saturday.
| The operetta THE Little Trooper" produced at
the Casino will be- given at the Harlem Opera House
| this week. The includes Miss Della Fox,
| Jefferson D'Angelis. Paul Arthur Charles DUNCAN.
| A. &. Whelan Charles 7. Campbell. h. Knight.
| John Dudley Miss Villa Knox Miss Hattie Will
| ams, Miss Eugene Nicholson. Miss Marie Celeste
and Miss May cuthbert
That the pantomme "A Dresden Shepherdess -
now at the Eden Musee IL popular. Is shown by the
] fact that Nine Pillar NORM and her company We're
| Invited to accompany II. Beerbohm Tree and his
| company To Washington Friday TO appear at the
entertainment given by the Washington Press
Club. The act given from "A Dresden Shepherdess''
proved especially attractive The entire receipts OF
the Mhiec next Thursday will be given to the st.
Marks Hospital special matinee Of the panto-
mime Will be given In the afternoon. in addition