New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

from 2:sO to II D. m are all the prominent people
of the regular bill and some special entertainers.
Nothing has occurred to mar the prosperity OF
| "A Black Sheep" at Hoyts. Its audiences continue
| TO be large. Since Mr.. Hoyt has been In town ne
has devoted much OF HIS time to devislng new spe-
| ciaes and the results Of his labors are apparent
| in the recently introduced novelties
| Al Roster x Balls Music Hall the sixth week OF
Albert Chevalier begins tomorrow. Chevaer seems
TO be as great a favorite here as ne has been Tor
years in London. The vitascope. which Is exhibited
| AT this house Is deghting the audiences by It's
stimulation OF human beings in action Lifelike and
| yaricgated effects produced. Harriet vernon
| FJorrle West and Cora Caselll al end their en-
| ga gements next Saturday night The Brothers Horn
| have been re-engaged for four weeks The three
Delevines have substituted their original act
| Satanic Gambols." for THE New Perrots
| Herr erals. with his trick baboon and donkey
and Nine. Ducreux-Ceralduc, French duetti ISIS
| IDA Fuller. in fire dances. and Paulinetu and rico.
athletes and gymnasts are other ATTRACTIONS u'
week.
Andrew Mack has won favor at the American The
atre I'm the Irish play, "My'es Aroon and has been
dra wing good houses during the week The present
! is his first season a star. Mr.. Macks engage
| ment continues for two weeks longer
| For this week Mr. Pastor announces the return or
| Mrs Lydia Yeamans-Titus assisted by +. J. Titus.
| MIST. The programme iurtHer lncluueb tHo
| Eincre sisters Deltorelli and Clissando. European
| musical clowns; Miss Pearl Andrews. mimic: Kilroy
| and Rawson I'm illustrated PAROLES; Edward and
| Louise Larrett Campbell and Campbell. Dixon and
Lang in character Sketches Bruins and Nina, assist
| ei by W A. Parry. In variety Is the Spice or
| Life: Frank and Jennie Roberts. "A Night on
| Weilond the iuggler and manipulator; OBrien and
Collins. the Weston sisters, and the Wilson'S III d
| wire act
'"rhe war OF Wealth" meodrama that inter-
sr.. No I'm
traction Of the coming week at the Columbus Thea
| ire Harlem The same cast. scenery and other de-
tails that during It's run at the Star Thea
! tire Will be utilized here
Extensive changes have been made within the last
week in the costumes OF the wax figures at the
| Eden Musee. The suddenness with which warm
| weather came caused the artists and miliIners TO
| mako the summer changes earlier than usual. Now
that their work s completed the figures all present
| a cool and comfortable appearance. The main
changes are in the lobby. Electric fans and cool
Ing apparatus are T. be placed In every part OF the
| Musee 50 that no matter how warm IL Is out
side the halls and corridors will be comfortable.
| Miss Zelma Rawlston. character singer. appears
| at the Trocadero this week. Miss Rawlston VIII
sing some OF songs that Miss Vesta Tiliey intro
| duced. and unique and original songs that
| viii touch her audience. Among Others on the bill
| this week Eulaa. dancer Madeline Marshall.
soubrctte: Lillian Maeh. Josie Gregory. Cora Car,
| Isle. Lilly Belmont. Clara Smith, Tom Martin and
| John Marion.
| The Carver H. Cline testimonial. which is to take
| place at Kcster a. Balls music hall tonight prom
| ises TO interesting and entertaining affair
The following have volunteered their services as
fitting recognition OF Mr. Cline's popularity Eugene
! Sandow Miss Maggie Cline. Marshall p. Wilder.
| Harriet Vernon. Clara Weland. Mile. Resale
| Pepi,a Slgror Tagliapiotra. Hughey Dougherty.
| Mile Paquerette Helena Wilson. S!gnor Rcc and
| his mandolin orchestra. Maurice Barrymore. Forrie
West a. Duncan. Eugene Sanger. John T. Sui
| Ivan. the Highland quartet and the Aeolian Trio.
| Two special features Of the eatertainment VIII be
| the only appearance OF T.. G. Knowles. who has
and the exhibition Of Thomas A. Ed sons latest in
| vention the vltascope.
The Treasurers Club organization composed
| OF the treaeurers OF the various theatres OF this
| city, will give its annual entertainment at the
| Broadway Theatre this evening. The programme
provided for the occasion Is varied one and many
| OF the artists who Will appear VIII come from Bos.
ton and rhadepha These who nave y9lqnteered
| Miss bonnie Thornton, Al Wilson. David warned.
h aHrs shaw shaw the Yale Banjo Trio Gilmore and
| Leonard Tom Brown. Rosalie and Miss Annie Hart.
Chauncey Ocott. who is playing in Boston. closed
his season on May g. HIS next tour begins on
| August g In San Francisco.
Miss Loie Fullers farewell appearance in this
| House Friday evening May l. Immediately
| sfterward she will sail for Europe
| Mr. Ptou closes the tour Of his Mime Sans Gene
company May 2. The next season OF this organ
| Izatlon which will include Miss Kathryn kidder and
! Augustus Cook will begin on August 81. In San
| Francisco.
| Alexander Savini Is playing his annual engage
| ment In Chicago the Schiller Theatre Next
week he is to make mis- production OF "Othello"
| The season at the Lyceum Theatre closed last
| night with the ls6h performance OF THE Prisoner
| Of Zenda" After summers rest the company
| VIII appear In Chicago and then play In San Fran
cisco and on the Pacific Coast
| The plot OF THE Chill Widow" which 1t is now
definitely arranged will begin It's American tour at
| the Garden Theatre November 30. Is an adapta-
| ton by Arthur Bourchier of Monsieur lie Direc-
| teur" by Alexander Bison and Fabrce Care
Denman Thompson and George NJ Ryer's new
| play. "The Sunshine OF Paradise Alley" Is in re-
hearsal at the Fourteenth Street Theatre under the
stage direction OF Ben Teal The play will follow
THE Village Postmaster
| The graduating exercises OF the American Acad-
envy OF the Dramatic Arts will take place at the
| Carnegie Lyceum tomorrow afternoon Members
OF the graduating class will act scenes from THE
| Broken Sword" Squire Kate" THE Prohigate."
Put TO the Test Double Quits" and The
Rough Diamond"
Saturday night for the benefit Of the United He
brew Charities Is an attractive one. Anton SeIdl
will conduct. Nine Klafsky will sing, Joseffy will
perform LISTS plano concerto In A ma jor and
Efrangcon Davies give selections from Samson"