New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-27
MTSIC MALLS THIS WEEK.
CONFERENCE REPORTS.

The British aristocracy is represented ~ lohy
Pastors Theatre this week by Lady Shoto Doug
las She sings a little and dances Hite. win no
apparent, thought OF her exalted rank SIN II Is hef
exalted rank that is TO carry Aer 'hro"sn ~
music hall singer II anything does for her singing
&c li,.le II nj all above the average 1t Is always
hard to say what constitutes the standard OF al,
Chic1s9 @nd IL IN @ YORK eyes was discovered in
her performance. but 1t u 10 be ieeT'.i ma hich
there Il was the reverence Tor krratncTs VIZ.
was thrust upon Lady Douglas that drew the crowds
TO the music halls ran than the % ~
that was born with her that was achieved ny her
The programme OF the week IS hed ont by Tony
Pastor lydia Yeamans Titus ana fred ). t ,,
CnSen with songs illustrated by stereoptcon: the
Moreos and the dog Bob Mnrray aH1 Aqsn ana IND
SheppaTd CROWLEY and Foley. buck dancers: Meeker
and Mack. Nile Ber;ina and o. X. sa'o'
The afternoon concerts al the Eden Muse retain
their popularity. Every afternoon the Musec !"
well filed with women and children. VINO ma II an
interesting place after visiting the shopphs ~ ~.
trict The programmes OF the concerts arc VarIe'
and include both classical music and popular airs
Proc;or's Pleasure Palace Is still wei hH-d
Among this weeks entertainers are Ross ana ZEN
ton with travcsty Antony and Cleopatra
Joe" Flynn has some parody jngles upon popular
songs Watson and Hu,chings present their Ger
man serenade. Gertrude kutletse mas som ,o ,'
hauads George IlOckharts elephants return ior
brief time the Jackey- Rostons display cfira"'u,narS
agility Others arc SimonIs ana .o,bys,. AMI
W
WouI Wyrns IN sings and dances. The roo' gar
den stage was finished yesterday The outhoor en-
tertalnneni vii begin. II the weather - i"'ofaoe'
on Saturday night.
Light entertainment al small summer prices CON
tinucs TO iii Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-third-st'
uhe-c the Russell brothers buresque tragedy
queens and Unthar. the man without arms dis
niavs skill with his feet the Painter brothers are
rxper; head -balanccrs. There Is long list o. ns-
cell ncous spcc,aliies, including Marguerite ION
Whites Frederick Wa!z musical imitator; Marie
Leslie I,eona Lewis and Naly knar. IN songs ana
dances; Charles Whalcn, eccentric dancer; MIC la
blanche strong woman. Marietta Myers. reFoIVlhg
globe performer and Mayne and Nelson
A. Roster g. Balls Miss Jennie Valmore u max
ing her first appeara nee In America this week II IL
the last week but OF Chevalier's engagement
The vltascope Is displaying new views Sgnor
B!ondi appears In a new play IN Which ne inpeIson-
otes seven characters. Helena wilson Is IN char-
ac.cr changes The Brothers Horn and Herr GRASS
enuestrlan babOon enter on their last TWO Weeks
the Observation-Disclosures. French duettlsts. remain
Fregoll continues 10 be the chief attraction al the
OLYMPIA Music Hall. though there are numerous
other good ones. He will give play this even
ing
Trocadero Is Mile. Troja Her efforts are seconded
nv those OF the Newsboys Quintet. Nike" Leonard.
IN his bag-punchlng act Teddy SimOnds, Annie
Sults soubrcttc and Cora Carlisle. dancer W. 4.
Nc ormicks buriesque Paul and Virginia ends
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