New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-29
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For New Years week Tony Pastor announces e',,a
bill including Miss Polite Holmes. who Will give
irish songs: George p Murphy nd Miss Kitty
Kursale who make their first appearance mere , IN
three years and will introduce their novelty entitled
ION the Farm; Miss Daisy Mayer and her twelve I'VE
pickaninnies; r. g. shorts the Williams , ITo M ts
Fern Merose in their new amusing act; Jonn ana
Nellie MSCsrhy garo % S bs matinee on New
Years afternoon
Tvsys weeks S Se p panc 'hs
land" the limitation being precautlon asalr rS
duction The play closed its twelfth week Last s
night Yesterday Max Bleman extended the en-
gagements of Maurice Barrymore Iohn F. heiiGiq,
Frank Mordaunt. Cyril Scott, Oden Wlains, fl-
y Tdra " Jennings Henry wesyer E Georgia
Busby Angela McCau, little Johnnie Mckeevet
r. ' need scarcely be mentioned that the Presen,
New-York OF this play occurs at the Heraid
The holiday programme at Roster & Balls includes
the Craggs acrobats and vaulters: the Pau! Mar
tlnetti Pantom.me Troupe in "A Terrible N'sH Sea
WoOdwards Troupe Of Trained s seals mimic hnH aSd
Kianyi's "Glyptorama" This week new features ir,s
Of the bill viii include tn d T6er at tr fe
horizontal bar act and the first appearance mere OF
Pear Andrews. dialect mimic. on New Year
Day an extra matinee Will be given.
Northern Lights" is meeting with such favor "a. at
an extension OF the time beyond the few weeks
pa asi' and vaiorous in tone special, matinee
is to be given New Years Day.
Koevessy and hls new orchestra are making =, a
success at the Eden Musee. An enthusiastic audi
is heard for the musicians. Koevessy's violin solos
enjoyed and he frequently mas 10 rssponn 10
two or three encores. The afternoon ana evening
concerts OF the coming week Will show the powers
OF the individual artists. as well as OF the Whoie
orchestra.
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the Broadway Theatre tomorrow night There are
large company and an abundance OF music ana
the piece is th!ckly streWn with songs ana dances
Miss Yvette Guilbert continues to draw audiences
TO the Olympia Music Hall which tax the s-atlnS
and standing capacity Of the auditorium. she VII
v wPh nc IN ing sgnora Della Roeca yonst and
Orchestra viii ioln as usual under the direction OF
Fritz schee In addition to Yyette Guilbert. the
usual vaudeville programme VIII be presented IN
RE Leamy Sisters the Donates. one-legged clowns;
Hewelt's Mechanical Theatre and Performing Mar
ionettes My Fancy, buck and sand dancer; Miss
running globes Charles Nielsen urdohl, female
iht Kurachns performers on perpendieular poles
Mile. Frazetty. acrobatic dancer; Signor cienaro
Volpe: Harry Lahore. grotesque wire performer,
and signora Della Rocca
Mr. Rosenquest announces as his New Years at,
traction. beginning tomorrow me IWehtleIh
been presented in this city and elsewhere. Since
the piece was last seen here several changes have
caltes and new scenes Miss Molly Fuller Will be
seen as the Twentieth Century Girl
This week Shaft No q comes to the Columbus
Theatre with promise of wonderful effects pro
duced by electricity Mayrhofer, the electrician
who had charge of "t'rania." has produced IN
Shaft No o. effects which said TO be realistic
and beautiful a play entitled Saved from the
Sea" will be given at this theatre next week
Nine. Eleonora Duse will return to America early
in February, under contract with Henry G. Miner
She will give only fifty performances. visiting only
the largest cities This tour will be und er the di-
recton OF Mr. Miner and Joseph Brooks. Nine.
Duse will sail with her supporting company on the
Majestic on January 49, and will open her season
here early in February. She will visit Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn. and
few OF the other principal seacoast towns. not
going further West than the Mississippi River or
further South than Washington. Her New-York
season Will be at the Fifth Avenue Theatre and
Will be limited four weeks. that Is, about sixteen
performances az she appears only three or four
times each week. II was Nine buses intention
10 visit tins country early in October, and she con-
tracted with Mr. Miner that effect but i'll health
caused her to cancel this agreement and rest In
Venice She is said to be in better health than
she has been for years