New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

and fire dances with novel lighting effects and the
Asons viii ocpt Others snra are eo ins peormer
poIan and Lenharr Bryant and Richmonnd, , ,ns
American Trio Lima and yan AGA ss.I b. D0w and
Morisey Kiroy and Raws9n cTa 6Ssv an noncers
G tr1 9o To ii D. m offers special entertainers in
Guiding May Howard. the Andors Bailey and sum
G Cia5, Van the American Trio and others.
A, proc,or's Theatre. Twenty-thlrd-st.. the Rus
soil Brothers company Is added to the standard
attractions. which include George Thatcher, Pa
ninta lone Fuller Newhall, Granto and Maud Dan
Randall the Grimes and Sadie May and Gladys
Van and Annie Lloyd, serlo-comics The Russell
brothers present taeir sketch. THE Irish Servant
Girls and appear in trayssy on Nine MN u TWo
Fno an mem emo Feds and ews
Carroll OI;rien and Havel in "A Newsboy's Court
wi,h thrir trick dog The Sunday concert will so
straight on from 23O 10 II p. m.
"The Shop Girl" which had a stay OF three
months at Palmer's Theatre. will spend week at
the Harlem Opera House., beginning tomorrow ~,
night The original cast will interpret the piece IN
Harlem
Neil Burgess will present THE County Fair al
the Columbus Theatre tomorrow for weeks en-
raqcment with the usual matinces. Mr.. Burgess
will positively appear his original part Of Abigail
Pruc II is announced that this presentation VIII
he the last OF the play in this CITY, and the last
annearance of Mr. Burgess here in this any other
pro9os@s 10 visit Great Britain for with
t1Thc county Fair" after which he will permanently
withdraw from the stage
"Nargneritc" Oscar Hammersten's operate
ballet has proved to BE- a popular entertainment
., the Olympia Music Hall II IS credited with
having attracted more visitors to the Olympia than
any other feature which has occupied its stage
since the house was opened last autumn. II Is an
,.irtta tp6a FIN ifplv
week it will be preceded by the usual vaudeville
programme. which Includes Virginia Aragon, ne
mac!cian; O'Gust. the imtator OF animals; Sadl
Alf9rah the Russian equi!brlst. and j. castor
Watt. change artist
Charles H. Hopper and "Chimmie Fadden' Will
move over to Broadway tomorrow night ana re-
omen the Standard Theatre. which has been IN
d,rkncss for the las, fortnight Mr.. Hoppcr's pres
ent company will continue with him at the stand
ard The production scen.cally VIII also De inc
same as at the Garden Theatre
Tony Pastor offers the following long and at
tr,c.e list OF entertainers FOR his continuous per-
forr,ance this week: Miss Annie Oakley champion
% rifle and shotgun: Rice and Elmar Miss Kite
MITCHELL Evans and Huffman. Lester and NiIiiamS'
narodv duett.s,s Miss Cora Houtt. ser.o-comic'
Miss Ella Wesncr. Al Reeves Charles Seaman, as
tho town constable: Miss Kitte Kursale. soubrette;
the Roberts. the MiramOo Iro N d i.,.S..a -
srccel,v: the Mayos. character vocaliss' Catneryn
Tco p,l,rar Thomas Abbott, the boy magician,
assisted ly william Hammond. and THIS London
MarlOnettcs.
4 now group Will be placed on exhibition at the
no, Nusee today. l. IS reproduction OF the
,.lut,ng ly W Moran Drown entitled THE Chris
tan tn!cavor Rescucr." II represents scene mat
actually took place IN Boston few years ago
u.hen Miss olive Tenuy Hatch. a prominent chris
,rn Er.eavoror. rescued drunkard from tHe
GUMS and AS a result ne became n successful
h,,e're-s man The original pictur" haa been cN
h.h.foi hy Mss Hatch Ia all the aIgr citlcs an
in. pr1rot is nave been taken TO build nome ior
incbrlairs
Tho prize cake walk % bc given 10y Primrose
W..t on thc u sht Of ;hcr Anniversary at tho Mad'-
son Sluare Garden. March o. promises 70 be one OF
tho mos, interesting eyer given In THIS cly l"e
I cs,,reI members Ok Primrose ~ Vests company
with ,h, assistance of the champion cake walkers
~ NnN-Yark Boston, pitsburg PaiaJelphld'
Washington and Baltimore. VIII compel" IoT- w
handsome urz,f offered. including PRIZE OF -, III
r0lI and a handsome dress patent i'd'"c' S''F
,ars and hat to tho best lady walker
The ninth annual gathering Of banjo players VIII
TAX. Mace AZ Chlckering Hall on THURSDAY evening
March o. Among the players VIII be Reuben H.
brooks Harry VI Denton. Ncss l.. Ossman. ~ =
snorfl. The Pasanni ~ the banjo, hhi arr ~,
F.-,.nt .fhc PadcrcHsM Of the banJ). nerr
Oil ais, be- A ladies' orchestra or my WdHu1l'i.7
,, l,nio orchestra OF 10. the Misses l.eech. pan
,,ion melodies. with banjo accompaniuients I H
BARN and Iechl,r. either duetsts. ana ecu bai-
narI nc Enc!rh entertainer. IN his musca1 sketch
n %" piano
ARMY NOTES or INTEREST.