New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

TIL. opening OF the new Trocadero at the old
stand of Roster & Bal. in Twenty third-st is an
nounced for tomorrow night. 1t has been refurp-
| ished and rofurnshed. The seating arrangements
will be comfortable and tables will alternate with
| orchestra chairs Mr.. Enge. the business manager.
has engaged entertainers for the opening week in
Guiding Mile Paquerettc. Mlgnonnette, a dancer
lately landed from Ireland: Mile. Dumond. the
Leigh sisters. the Deltoreli brothers. the musical
clowns; the Evans. the three Dunbar sisters. In
their coster songs and dances. and the Mimic -FOUR.
The burletta La Seragl.o." Will be produced for
the first time under the management of the COM
poser. y. Engcl.
4 new actress has been introduced in tho cast OF
"Gcntlcman Joe" at the Bijou. Miss Helen Marvin
took the place OF Miss Mabel Cavanagh on Thurs
day night ana made good impression. There IS
also new dancer. Mss Mddg" Ferry. ana there
are other additions and changes.
A wax group that has attracted interest at the
| Eden Mrsec is the "Chl1rcn's Masquerade" which
| stands AT the righ, OF the entrance hall. Within
the last week this group has been remodcled and
recosiumcd There are fifteen figures. all children
except three. Nearly all are dressed TO represent
| kings and queens. ana the costumes are rich. one
child Is dressed as Uncle Sam ana Is the leader.
feature OF the production OF Bonnie Scotland"
at the Columbus Theatre for this week will be the
Introduction In the fair scene OF number OF
specialtios. Scotch singers. Scotch dancers and
Scotch bagplpe players The costuming will be
picturesque and the fair women and brave men
Il 'Bonnle Scotland Will afford a pleasing stage
picture.
The following is Tony Pastors list OF attractions
FOR the coming week: Joe J. Sullivan. Edwin La
tell. the six Riuehart sistcrs-'iolile. Beatrice
Stella. Minnie Leo and Fannlc-in The Waits
Luck Miss Kitty Mitchell. Miss Gyor Julsk
Hungarian character singer: Mr. and Mrs. Add
Ryman Fields AMI Wooley Harry Lightwood and
Miss Harriet Willard. In their character sketch
Miss Louise Aston, contralto, william Gilmore and
Carmen Boshell., i. The Flat Upstairs: Misses
dances: Judge and Williams. John X. Harry. the
Juggling Saer sei 6 ana G9 9nHSS Marion and
vocalist; O'Brcn and Collins. Dave Whitley and
Tony Pastor in new songs and PAROLES.
New songs tend to give change and variety TO "A
Black Sheep at Hoyts Theatre, and the farce is
stln played to large audiences. Without doubt IT
VIII finish the season
Olympia and It's entertainments continue TO at
tract large audiences. In the Music Hall
Marguerite" oscar Harmersten's ballet. never
falls 10 excite enthusiasm. The feature OF to-
morrow evenings vaudeville programme Will be
Miss Flora Rob.na who from the Empire
London The remaining numbers Of the programme
include Carl Hertz and Mile. - Alton in mystify-
Ing Illusions; Virginia Aragon. the wire walker;
O'Gust. the imator; Sadl Afarab the Russian
cruilibrist and +. Castor Watt. change artist. In
ne ihcatr" lart hre nutiesln, company In r. A.
prosperous run The 10th performance will occur
ON Monday. March 80 when the occasion will be
commcmorated 10y the distribution Of souvenirs
In the Olympia Concert Hall orchestral concerts
are given under the direction Of Theodore Johns
and the cooperation or a very fine orchestra
Sandow the marvel OF muscle Is at Proctor's
Pleasure Palace. He is attracting crowds and his
achievements are enthusiastically applauded The
vaudeville Incidents varied and interesting The
O!lfans make their American debut tomorrow
Rounie Thornton and the twin Sisters Abbott return