New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
concert from a:so to II D. m offers special Mst Of
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The usual announ cements OF sweeping change.
are made in regard to "A Stag Party at Palmer.
Theatre. The managers declare that they have al.
tered much Already and are altering more with m.
view Of making the entertainment satisfactory
Mile Yvette Gubert viii. be the chief attraction
at this evenings popular concert at the Olympia
Music Hal Miss Marie Brardeis soprano; Sig.
norta della Rocca violinst. and Gennaro Volpe Will
also appear solosts at this concert The Olympia
Orchestra, directed by Fritz Schee.. viii perform a
number OF compositions. Tomorrow night begins
the second week Of Nile Guilberts engagement at
n@ye Ss o this Week ee VIII be- Dc aee Fes sn sSs
his trick ponies and performing oaooon. Slgnor
proved acceptable They are announced for th,s
week, together with the Leamy sisters. Mile Fra
Fancy the Johnson troupe, Sgnorita della Rocca
Char.es Nielsen Urdoha, Mons Newelts mechanical
theatre and performing marionettes, Harry Lahore
and the Donates.
Bonnie Scotland" with its picturesque scenssy
and costumes, its bagppe players dancers and
singers is received at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
with many demonstrations OF approval. The play
viii be continued through this week. Manager
his New Years week attraction. The will in.
cude Miss Molly Fuller, John T. Kelly Gus WIZ.
lams William Cameron, Harry Kei.y and Catherine
Lsnyard.
The Christmas week bill. beginning tomorrow
evening, at Roster & Balls, viii lncuse as new
Martinetti and his pantomime troupe in the pento-
mime "A Terrible Night" for which scenery
has been built professor Woodward and his
trained seals and sea Ions; the reappeaTance In
America OF the Craggs, acrObats, and the first ap-
pearance in America Of Bernito, mimic. Other
features of the bill will include kilanyis gypto-
rama, Libertis Neapo.tan troubadours; Segommer,
the ventriOquist; Duncans trained dogs and Lorenz
and Kennedy. The twelfth kerker concert will
take place tonight, when the principal features
Will include Miss Flora Finayson. soprano; Cnares
Bassett tenor; Ilbertfs troubadours and Kerker's
orc hea of DAy
extra matinee vii. be given
At the Star Theatre THE County Fair" will b.
gin the third week tomorrow night Nell Bur-
gess's performance Aunt Abby creates much
amusement, and the race scene Is much enjoyed.
The concerts by Koevessy's Orchestra at the
Eden Musee have at once found favor, and 1t
each appearance the musicians are warmly well
coined. A special will be given the
Musee this evening wei as in the afternoon, and
characteristic programmes Will be given Koe-
vessy will play the Flying Swallows" by Remeny.
An Hungarian collection Of melodies by the whole
orchestra gives opportunity TO Introduce short
solos by the different instruments Two other
numbers the programme will be an act from
"Cavallerla Rusticana," ending With the Inter-
mezzo and a selection from Faust" During
certs will be given. In the wax-work collection
there has been added a reproduction OF one Of the
Cripple Creek mines, showing how the gold 10
extracted
This week will be the seventh and last OF Peter
F. Daley in THE Night Clerk the Bijou
When the company leaves this theatre II will
play limited engagemess in 2 Brooklyn and and Harlem. sn.
Palmer. who has been absent in Europe for three
MonSsy SfsS @ g. at TIM BSu o m s .
saneo %e r Miss y fa@eT WIN OBBsFa Be uppore
Emmett Deroy. Minerva Adams. Jenny Dickerson,
Frances Peaman Maud Noel. katherine Dixon and
twenty others.
Northern Lights" will have its first metropolitan
performance tomorrow evening at the American
Theatre. The play deals entirely with American
scenes and characters and is the work of James
being the author Of The White squadron and
other plays. and the latter the author OF The
hNorthern I.ights' are laid in the Northwest,
among the surroundings attending the Indian up
rising of 1876.
Sutton vane's meodrama Humanity" will oc.
cupy the Of the Grand Opera House to-mor-
row evening Joseph Grisner. Miss Phoebe Davies.
Hardee Kirkland. Miss Rebe Nning. 9. Jay WI.
Jams and Clarence Ferguson Will appear in the cast
The Columbus Theatre will offer for a Christmas
attraction "A Bowery Girl" which was run al the
Grand Opera House two weeks ago. The company
is headed by Miss Clara Thropp, who acts the title
part.
Charles H. Hopper will produce "Chimmie Fad
den," dramatized by the author, with the aid Of
Augustus Thomas, at the Walnut Street Theatre.
dracted bv Eugene w Presbrey Rehearsais OF
the play are now In progress at the Herald square
Theatre.
Julian Magnus returned last week from New-Or-
leans where he closed his long connection with the
Marie Wainwright company and at once began
working with Edward Nroom on the attsrs pro.
duction of FRANCOIS Coppees Fer the Crown,
which is to be made at Palmers February l.
There will be four needed and the contracts for
these have been given to Homer Emmons Richard
Marston. Ernest Albert and John II. Young.
Vance Thompsons holiday pantomime, "A Japan
DOLL" will be performed at Proctor's Pleasure
Palace New Years week. by Mile. Pilar-Morln Nile
Severin and Allss Henderson. The mucic Is by Ame
LachnulnE