New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-13
A MOVING PICTURE or MkINLEi.
ENTHUSIASM AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AT THE VARIOUS OTHER MUSIC HALLS


AT THE VARIOUS OTHER MUSIC HALLS
.,vboav who thinks that the enthusiasm Of the
modern musc-hall audience is all for European
singers of questionable propriety should nave peeh
at the Olympia Music Hall last night Inc
audience went fairly frantic over pictures thrown
on a screen. Several machines for the throwing u
moving pictures have been shown here but the
new biograph for all its horrible name. is the best
Of all Of them The biggest part of the nn Hobsr
began When an,o He MAS 81 shown The cheering was
incessant as long as the line was passing across
the S of the nex a picture appeared Major McE
ley at Home" Major Mckinley was seen To- COM
T The secretary handed him paper which he he
Gsnsd and ID esd Ts s he SGs 1 nat an"
The bograph showed some Other interesting p,c
rpsS curve Which was one Of best 4
Sest S S Music iSqIs Han 'hs1 n Ss
of last night was altogether an interesting one;
Sampson the strong man & RE a
apparatus since he was last seen n IN brSad" Hc
The Was psnGas ed Dutch QUIT O Da Xman
the Poiuski Brothers Papinta Miss Kit,y M MIA en-
MGos ballet. seven boxes occupied by mem;
Sers National Rep%bean GGm" Nee in anS
their friends who came 10 see MaJoi "'N"'''
walk across his lawn
At Proctors Pleasure Palace Yesterday MISS
tombstone Bennett and s Miller Kent made their
first appearance the variety stage in TINS city
They gave a short sketch. called "A quiet r'e'-
ing at Home" When the curtain rose on tiis 1t
disclosed pretty room, and Mr.. Miller sitting De-
fore powerful red fire. He repeated charmhe
little poem about his old sweetheart Wnicn "a. a.
not written by the auhcrs Of the skeic cs ane rh
ing themselves around her Is she wakeo , Hne
was Mrs Hereford and Mr.. Miller was MT here
ford She went off to the opera, ana ne @ 40 bc
disturbed by visitors. There were Hitte Mcuii.
of Hogan's Alley; Anna Nation from the counMy
Tony YuengnE. of New ork, ana Sva W. , ar
q soybrette from Butte. Mon. All these parts were
naved by Miss Bennett and she Was most amusing IN,
In all Of them particularly as the gir from ara,o rS
slums and as the soubrette. After Mr.. HereIoId
had been made sufficiently misera1ie ms VIZ , cIs
back from the opera. having 1ouho '""' "'' "N"'''
were for the next night
The unending vaudeville entertainment al rroc
TORS Theatre Twenty-third-st was as continuous
&C usual Yesterday. The bill offered included 'he
vitascope the Two BostOns, Ara. zebra an1 No,m ora
ZONES and Robinson, Mcmahon ana Hlns NJ en-, d,u
1frs Josenh Allen in "Our Club Frederick Gar
enze and his booblack quartet IN sShE x eoTra
Bryton Togge and Daniel Dan Reagan oan} PHss
the De I've sisters duettsts; AL Dashnglon, , nosa
Winchester Mile. Fora. magician; the brahhisaiS
and Bonny Cameron
rbsre WAS little or no change in the programme
NJ Roster e. Biars last night. 1t was made up OF
tho Harrison sisters the Macarte sisters, 9TH" TIN,
spd Duhois Cleremont's animals. MISS Slss3{ rI,h'
anral1 the FLYING Jordans, Lieutenant NONE Id
SSoter's dog orchestra. Kaoly and Joseph fho''e
pantomme company.
Ac tho Eden Musee has in nowise changeu 's
no,icv since last week. it is now possible 10 see
there a reasonably extensive collection OF wax
works and to hear a concert Dy tne hungarian
Orchestra any afternoon or evening