New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-26

and Charles Lifhon. strong MAIL ic'''"
SO does Mile. Pi!ar-Morin. with her pan'o
mime "A Japanese Doll" Lydia Dreams Nen''"-
oqust and cartoonist appears. and other ie"'''
are Mat Farnam, grotesque dancer fls"ei anu
Mason Alonzo Hatch. baadist with stereopticohi
views the Smiths the Sisters Beaumont, Mason anu
Titus shadowgraphists: Valley Egar, serlo-conlic'
and Alberus, the club juggler The sunday
from 2:30 II D. M present special entertainers
1.-The Strange Adventures OF Miss Brown has
weeks more 20 remain at the standa,d ,b
after which 1t will go its travels, beginning WIN
engagement in Boston,
Since the abandonment Of vaudeville performances
the Eden Musee is said to have been more success
ful than at any other time since its foundatioh
Afterr DON and evening concerts together with wax
works seem to form entirely satisfactory enter
tainment In the afternoon there Is steady stream
of visitors going and coming. The musical pro-
grammc is changed daily and In the waXw9rk ex-
! ranging
"Chimmie Fadden' remains at the Garden me
atre and il is cutie certain now that the piece VIII
not leave New-York at the end Of the four weeks
originally gned to it. Mr.. Hoppcr's imperson,
alton OF Chimmie Fadden Is much applatded anu
the old irish woman OF MISS 'iarlc '@'eS 10 '''
lngly real.
Mile Marthe Marthy, from the Casino. Paris
will make her American debut at Roster ts Bal
tomorrow evening. She first appears in rccta-
tons then. after change Of costume. IN ihlta-
lions OF musical instruments. animals and droll
~
buresquc costume and appears on property
donkey that cxhales fire and smoke and cavorts
about the stage. The remainder of the programme
will include NJ. La Roche. In his act IN the mfys-
tcrious globe: Rosie kendel translorlmat u n
dancer Paul Cinqucval the ugGIer; Woo cr"hpts
the Mario Durham TRIO In Their midar trip,e nTr
zona bar act Pavi MaTn nar ana Bn and the
living pictures
"A Black Sheep Is attracting good audiences to
Iioyt's Theatre Otis Harlan continues to play
the character of Goodrich Mudd, while the Editor
OF The Tombstone inscription is played by Will
lam Devere.
Primrose and West with their big company OF
Ministries. will begin a weeks engagement at the
Grand opera House tomorrow evening Among
the attractions offered are George Wilson, the
musical trio. Howe. Wall and Mcleod; TIE Aiilar
brothers who produce series OF Stereop,con Ply,
ures with mechanical eTects; ne >h a. nn
Grenadiers act RrodnceT ny nd Alex came
and Arthur W. HuiHe' u"e''''''' anu W
ron. tenor.
Al the OLYMPIA Music Hall the programme for the
week includes Miss Fanny Wentworth. in her mono
logue entertainment: Carl Hertz in slight-of-hand
tricks and the Illusion entitled The Gamblers
Dream" In which he Is assisted by Mile. ID Alton;
virginia Aragon, wire performer: the Leamy SIS
tors in their revolving trapeze performance; the
,volos riplc-bar acr0ba;s: the five Jees. rnuslcal
n,ntomimists in their sketch called THE Musical
smthy": Saai Alfarab! the Russian oquil!or'st T.
castor Watt change artist; the Elliotts. the Sa-
vonas and the kurachnS, nffrtnlt'HI"4 P'l' ~
No,,''' a, ,ha oivmpa concert this evening there
~Wi he a large number OF solosts incuning Miss
Fanny Wentworth. Hyettg Ni2.sfutL, M"e' nos"
Lynn soprano. ana Herbert J." 'IdIh'
Sutton vanc's lates. mcloGrama will be seen at the
Columbus Theatre this week. The play has been
proluced IN a suraptr1ps fashion. In Sight of 81
pauls" IS not new In New YORK. naNlS DeoH see"
a Few weeks ago at the American Theatre
Al the Fourteenth Street Theatre chauncey o.
colt has renewed his success OF the esry season as
Terence Dwycr in "Mayourneen' His hrst week
b,. shown a succession OF crowded audiences, and
the demand for seats is so active that this state
81 aNotrs PROMISES 20 be continued for long time
Mr Oc1,t Is fayorlte with the irequent'Fs OF '"'s
house
Tomorrow Walter SANFORD aseumes tho manage
mon, Of the s;ar Theatre. Joseph Murphy vii! APP
pear IN shaun Khuc." which has served him for
many year,
The second or Mss la Bcnfey's readings at the
Carnegie Lyccum Will be- given on Tuesday after
noon a, 2 O'Clock. tho selection beng Moliercs lie
bourgeois Genulhom'ne
Courtcnay Thorpe Will appear in THE Story OF
SIN" a f5ur-aci uay. written by himself. al the
carneei. i.yc.un On Tuesday evening. Mr.. Thorpe
Will Doe supported by specially selected profess! mas,
scyera. - The Ci.t hcns lo1ncl tor thls ocotslon
los Danlcl Frohman. THIS j. the hrs; Of series
* authors subscription performances TO be given
a; tn Carnegie Lyceum.
NEGOTIATIONS have been going on for some time
between Augustin DAILY and Oscar iiammcrstein.
with reference 20 the appearance OF MISS Jane May
the French pautomimist. in n monoogu" enter
talnmcn. at the Olympia Music Hall. Tho
matter has now been settled and they have
signed "A contract by which Miss May Is to APP
pear At the Olympia Music Hal Tor ono Week
b,glnutnc on Monday evening. February , She
viii present a rcp'rtory Of songs. musical sketches
and limitations Of stag" ccchrities' ncIuilns Hatan
R.rnhardi Although this viii hc a departure from
the STYLE ~ entertainment IN which she mas APP
pcarcd during her stay In this country. II l. 10y
no means a new uutri"d one Sh" mas IRE
uucnt,y appeared In monologuc In th" leading music
balls OF Europr Mss Nays irst appearance In
this country mad" last autumn at Daiy ; me
atre, in the pantomime. Miss IysmdIloh.