The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-04-12

tAOtntlOnnllY I1nnH man.
Jacob Lit. who sent his company TO phiiadel.
plia, last week, to, perform an act Of THE Tast
stroke" At a charity matinee for a Cuban fund
nights regular representation Of that Cuban
war drama at the Star TO the same worthy
speeches will be made. The play seems to be a
successful, venture into the field of sensational
The news from the American Ia that "The
Law Of the Land " will stay there several weeks;
that Its rather. heterogeneous materials are to
the manifest liz lnR OF Eighth avenue audiences,
and that the really strong company engaged in
II Is now improving all the opportunities to ex-
cite applause for heroism and misses for villniny.
MIR. sanford has surely given n fine cast and
snowy scenery, to this mi1edly characteristic
Southern melodratnn.
silver siphon bottles for perfumery will be
given to the women who &c, to the Bitou on
tuesday night on account OF. THE Widow
shrewdness of judgment OF the public IA well
a wholly joviai, nonsonsical show without any
recourse To any form of impoliteness, 80 her
audiences are Of the best quality,
A s%ouvenir night will be reached by "Chim-
mic Fadden " at the STANDARD on Wednesday
next. The hund IN performance OF the play
., Bowery. boy win be distri buted. 'S or course. %.
they will be a likeness Of Charles Hopper, the
sG,os ana ,ba shImger %h9 has embodied for the
popular humorist., The piece will stay at tho
Stnndard some weeks longer.
Inc season at tho Lyceum will end within tho
month. II has been distinguished by the pro-
dnctlon Of the most valuable drama OF the sea-
the money standard and counting In the use Of
II by both the Lyceum and the Sothern com
panie: OF course, the Hope play Will remain
until the close OF the theatre. and after that 1t
Is 70 be taken on n long Western tour.
Virginia Earle, who has been III several
Casino, and the entertainment will be the gain
err, as her share In IL Is considerable. One week
he gave M a while az" to Waiter Jones' peso who IL
retained IN the mean time. This lively %travesty
carries a big vaudeville show made up OF things
that are nearly all original with the piece.
Tho programmes OF continuous vaudeville
give strong evidence of existing competition.
At Proctor's Pleasure Palace, Selma's singing
and Sandow's muscular feats are still the
principal features, and two other conspicuous
entertainers that hold over are Lotto ellison
and John w. Ransone. Others on the list are
the Painter brothers. Gertrude Mansfield, the
Ammons-Clerise trio. B~arbelmas. Watson and
HutchinGs, Lydia Dreams, Eva Tanguay. Carrie,
the Austin sisters. Maude Raymond. the Ar
mold sisters. Bimbo and Tehi. and Vivie Nobriga.
The "Kintographe," q development of the
kinetoscope, that shows life-sized pictures, is
coming from Germany to show here soon.
Weber and Fields are again the topsawyers
at Proctors Twenty-third Street, but the trick
elephants should not be considered as under tho
log. The funny men have a sketch called The
German Senators Schttzenfest." and the ele-
plants continue their remarkable exercises.
Other contributors are Barry and Bannon.
James r. Hoey, Annie Stockley. Rowe and
Rentz. Jenny Eddy, Staley and Birbeck, Charles
Weiland. Myrtle Tressider, the Parkins. Leona
Lewis. Long and Little. Alonzo Hatch. the
beaumont sisters, Llovga, THIS marionettes,
and Cecil Lane.
for the Martinetti pantomimists, and II is prom
ised that they will have an entirely new outfit
OF scenery for their silent fun making. An en-
quite a different method is Pres. Eldrilge, who.
with his face hlackrd and his figure DISGUISED
In a iudicrouS costume, will tell and sing about
his dear girl. and talk a lot of .direrting non
sense, Ro.alie ,Pepeta is an unfamiliar singer
and dancer, and the list also takes IN Morgan
and Gienroy. the Dare brothers. Ryan and
Richtield. tie Gehrue sisters, the Abbott sisters,
the Valdarcs, Ed Rogers. and the Healys.
PASTORS puts forward the Earl sisters. singers
and dancers, who have Just arrived in this coun-
the cartons, shayne and Worden,, Lester aud
Routt, Wagner and Arnim. Charles V. Seaman.
Evelyn Britton. and Rice and Elmer.
Lawrence. Al Gradt. Burke and Beam, Dean
and Jose, bradley Burke. the Johnsnns, Farley
sa9v ta''G Sil iae f piiar! Morin's @ adr aan,'y R HHa
SONS" is continued with ths same degree of
nastiness that characterized its first showinGs.
n Uk ldtk III tho husiO hhlio 10 Wv bHllb
at the Olympia that devotes the theatre to
vaudeville, while the present order of entertain
ment is Kept up In the music hall. In the thea
tire there will be- the American debut of the
Tiller sisters, eight dancers just from London.
Supplementing their efforts are Papinta. q
mirror dancer: Dolan and Lenharr. Pablo Diaz,
the Gotham City Quartet, the Dixon brothers,
and others. In the music hall the Fredericks,
Virginia AraGon. and the Cascelli sisters are
the speciality folk. and Marguerite" Is re-
tained as the big feature.
At Roster & Balls tomorrow evening Du-
creux and Geralducs and Paulinitl and Pico
will display their accomplishments for the first
in this country. Continued Items are Herr
6 rais and his baboon, the Horns, Ida Fuller,
Vernon, olschansky. the Delevines,
Cora Caseli, and Florrie West. All these. of
course, are but so many second fddles to Albert
Cheyalier, who begins his fourth week Of his
stay with his songs.
Specialists at the Imperial with whom we are
not familiar are the Winerton sisters and the
brothers. Better known performers In
the roster are Rosalie, Flora, Gilmore and
and Binns and Binns. Rob Der Roy
IL continued. but 1t is announced that it will in
a few weeks give way to a hurlesque of Heart
of Maryland"
Assurance is sent from the Trocadero concern
ing Bariho that this pretty dancer is very fas-
ana sne dances with mucn ltellng ana
vivacity." Nevertheless, there are
other dancers in the bill. which employs the
sisters, the L.ucifers, Mulvey and In
man, and Mason and Heaiey. Frederick Solo
burlesque OF Fra iavolo" will follow
the variety performance.
Figuring conspicuously at Miners B0wery in
a performance that is half variety show and
half burletta are Haines and Pettingill and the
sisters. In like employment at
Eighth Avenue are Georgia Lamou-
reaux and Mae Lowcry.
Al the Eden Musee the group Of wax figures
49,, .IntNa INplnmhla hefpr4 .EarHi IA nd and
has just been rearranged. The proc
pssps of dissolution are initiated hourly at
Cabaret du Meant in the Casino Chambers.
Prof. Ferris's subject, having rested from his
recent long sleep. will next drop into IA doZe at
Fourteenth street Museum, which is
planned to last 1913 hours without a moment OF
wakcfulness. The turtle boy ana the mar fish |
IRE also here: so are the unriyalled bag puucher,
the human nail puller. and a variety company.
AT Huber's Eighth Avenue are Texas rife shots, |
birds, . strong man, and hourly
variety shows.
az Proctnr's Pleasure Palace and at PrOctOr's
Twcnty-third street. cover afternoon and even |
ing Al both Huber's museums. aud at the Impe- |
here is an evening entertainment.
Sunday shows at Pastors arc not usual. but
to-night there IL 10 be a performance by which
MIR. Pastors manager, Harry :. Sand erson. Is