New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05

Is Settled that it viii go to Australia. and it IS
also likely TO visit Japan China. India and Africa
Mosers eccentric acrobats. from thu Ahambra, Lon
DON will make their American debut charles u,
Ward sings "A song by the author OF Down
Went McjSnty' Elsie Adalr. in her dancing nov
elites and MSrTs ypsy 9s FRO an eo
f.ockhar,s elephants are reinforced by Hyde
E Enrss Has ann wSe the Wm9t Duo trick
bicyclers; Polly Holmes. the Rays Lizzie and Nnie
Fanny Nora, contraIto: the MIdeleys. and the News
boys quintet. At the SUNDAY concert from 2So 70
the entcrtainers vii include sam Bernard Charles
y Ward. the Angel Sisters, and others.
includes "e sisnor PeruSn tenor the Painter Broth
Mator Newe. skate dancer: the three sisters Don
In songs and dances George Parker thv lour An
TS Sf S a a%a GR Sy Weber ana fd and
prisng Sam Bernard. the Meers Brothers; Wil II.
Fansons and the Sisters Burt The sunday con,
cert from 2:3o to IL p. m, has specially selected
programme
Mrs Agnes Booth. j. H. soddart. Z. J. Radcliffe.
Miss Cora Tanner and Frank Carlyle. and with rs
OF ts AZ the Academy Of Must II Vas one OF
the first plays produced in New y ork TINS season,
and It has outliyed most OF the others
New features OF the programme at Roster &
Ears thu week VII nsigar tfe raPPearinee ns IN
America OF faul CingueVaHi' tr', Ju-E'H IN lev ne"
feats, and the first appearance Ia America OF FRO
fessor" Bonuetty and his troop Ot trained animals
and birds remaining features ui the programme
will include tie seven craggs. acroba,s and vault
srs Paul MaIngn vn s ra9 m @ sa am
sea lions; the Marlo-punhan trio; IN their mid-air
triple horizontal bar act VI bern,io mHs,cai
Gyptorama. which VII b. withdrawn on saturday
evening to make room for Paul M9rtnetLs pan
day afternoon. at . o'clock. special matinee per
formance will be given ia all Of the Ladies Beney-
Graf Graf is president Mrs Albert Bial treasurer and
Mrs. o. Wollhem secretary.
Lovers OF meodrama are sail to have treat in
store In the production OF saved from the sea"
time ago In Boston by Messrs. Atkinson q Calder
and at once gained popularity.
A new group will be placed exhibition at the
alton between the United states and England and
by de h who b, was r rec 1
group that he has arranged
At the American Theatre Northern Lights" has
apparently begun run The original time for r Us
crowds which nightly are in evidence at the thea
tire are assurance OF its popularity.
Mile Yvette Gulbert continues to draw big
crowds at the Olympia Music Hall. This evening
cert Miss Marie. I'randeis soprano; signorna
olympia orchestra viii also parepatep at this come one
cert For the week beginning tomorrow evening
which she win sing for the first time. In addition
the usual vaudeville programme viii be offered.
volving trapene; the Andors. Transformation
artists the Johnson Troupe, acrobats on running
globes tae kurachins performers on perpendicular
po:es; Mile. Frazetty. acrobatic dancer: Harry
Lahore. grotesque wire performer Flo Banks:
Charles Nielsen urdohl, female impersonator; Sig
norma Della Kocca. vioin'st; SIgnor Gennaro Volpe.
mandonist; My Fancy, buck and sand dancer: the
Donates one-legged clowns; and Hewelt's mechan-
ical theatre and performing marionettes.
Tomorrow Mr.. Rosenouest begins a week OF
farce-conledy at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
sentlns Frank Bush and piece called Girl
Il Well-knOWn
inpersonator OF amusing characters The story of
me piece Is laid In and the Bowery In adj
dltion TO Frank Bush the cast VIII include Edward
Chrissie, James Lee. John Dillon Mabel Florence
and Isabel Ward Saved from the Sea" is to be