New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
CHRONIC AND lCtTE.

At Proctors Pleasure Palace there is a fine array
OF novelties humorous. musical and acrobatlc The
Mario Durham Trio was applaudcd last night for
a triple horizontal bar act. Granto and Maud. from
Paris gave a droll and skilful act on the elastic
wire The one-legged Donates genuinely funny
clowns Me Frasetty displays acrobatic tendon
c.es in her dancing and even the Bengals engaged
in the athletic competition. Gus Bruno told some
dialect stories and sang about Faces We We MissrJ
from the Stage" Frank Blair and Edith Mura
were dvertng in their singing. dancing and bur
lesqung. Mathews and Bulger sang PAROLES Car
roll and Hindes and their trick mule created nerri-
ment. and so did the Andors. George Lockharts
elephants began their last three weeks ana ne
his Midway fro!!c. To all these are added the
Sisters Don in songs and dances: Charles Lifiion.
the strong man the wire; the four Moscrs, aero
bat jugglers; Jennie ROBBIE Sadie May and Ada y.
Downe. soubrettes. and the Saiamboes.
good Offering OF vaudeville Is given at Proctor's
Theatre Twenty-thrd-st where the Black Patu"
sings and John W. Ransone scatters his local jesis
Bonnie Thornton sings also. Bruet-Rlviere French
comic singers give some limitations Of musical in
struments. The cooche-cooche bear in his last
week. is exceedingly funny. Performers OF local
popularity are Mathews ana Bulger, parody sing
ers; Watson and Hutchngs Hsnes and Pettngil,
Dai DAISY Mayer ana her picaninn;es Gertrude Mans
Lillian Alderman. George Mozart and Eva swim
burne, singers ana dancers. ana Clara Beckwl'h
sw INNER
group. by c. de Grimm has been
placed on exhibition at the Eden Musfe. II stands
alcove in the first hail. and represents the in
terror Of Chinese laundry. Hop Lung is busily
ironing. and H. interrupted by Mrs. McGnty who
asserts an error. a disagreement follows. In which
Mrs. McGinjy begins to use a weapon the turltey
she has in her market ba rket The concerts BY the
orchestra this week Will be especially Interesting
and VIII consist mainly Of classical music.
The continuous performance really a happy
thought Tony Pastors part. His theatre is
crowded all the time. except In the neglected hours
when continuous performance is ever crowded
Mr. Pastor has engaged for this week James
Hyde's All Star Specially Company. in addition TO
his own. The bill includes the Rays John and
Emma. in their Irish sketch Miss Pole Holmes in
Irish character songs; the Newsboys' Quintet Miss
Fannie Mora, ballad singer. the Mdgleys. sketch
artists: Miss Lizzie DAILY, dancer: George f.. Aus
tin Shayne and Worden, Dixon and Long, in a new
act; Miss Lottie Rogers, In songs and patter. the
three Martinctu Brothers. acrobats, Joe Lewis,
hand basncer: Kisse and Sultana, Major Newell.
skate dancer. and Tony Pastor in new songs.
The important occurrence at Roster Bials last
night was the panomime Robert Macaire." played
by the Paul Martlnetti Pantomime Company when
was much enjoyed. Among the other attractions
were the All!sons duettists and speciality cancers
Paul Clnouevalli NJ Bernto. the musical mime
Woodward's trained seals and sea lions NJ la
Roche Mile. Marthe Marthy Kos" krhhel 'he
transformation dancer. and the Craggs