New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
Four. Fake and Semon. George Parker and twenty


Ar IIovt.s Theatre "a Black Sheep Is approach
lng It's one hundredh performance. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Hoyt will sail for London from TINS
CITY the latte: end Of May Mrs Hoyt has been play.
ing in "A Contentcd Woman In chicago ana next
season her husband Will write for her ne" play
The success Of Albert Chevalier at Roster & B!ars
Music Hall Is scarce.y precedented IN the history
of that house II has been demonstrated that MS
coster songs are not English to be appreciated
here. The house has been sold out at every per
tends several weeks ahead
Dan Mccarthy, supported by company OF
payers including his own band and orchestra, is
announced by the managemen, of the Columbus
Theatre for one week N THE Cru.skeen Lawn "a
number OF new spocalties are introduced
"Nfareuerlte" is making long run at the Olympia
Music Hall. Tomorrow night begins the eighth
week OF this spectacle The bale; IN the second scene
Will De enhanced by Fatima. the Oriental dancer.
who makes her first appearance tomorrow n$ht'
gucritr' is made up Of varied acts. Inc Morci,is
brothers. triple bar performers from ber,.h, 'a@e IKE
Amman Horace White veniroggst the nn fTsq- v1r-
gina AragoI the wire performer.
Wha, IS said 70 be one os the mos, elaborate and
| expensive groups ever made will be placed
on exhibition at tho Eden Nusee to-day. II IS TO
take the place OK the Japanese jugslcrs group. IN
the centre hail. and represents n tiger hunt Inc
large platform Is huel - represent an Afr;can
|
Friend are seated I'm the box the elephants
ba k. and have just brought ,iser 10 bay. ane s
beast IL trying spring up the elephants SIDE ana
IN. '.bnAn, D. - "' i rs frrnS have their rifles
Another zoe TO the tiger has appeared In the
shhHns shann, Him IL Swous appear on the whole. that
The tiger vas in a light place. what with an Ameri-
can. the Prince OF Wales and boa-cons'rcior.
! A, the American Theatre on April Manager
Walter Sanford viii produce a new meiodrama.
Mn'S Mlss Amy BnsSy. NJ - JefIreys-Lewls Frank
Iosec " J. TnompsGn Mlss Anna ma h1aGay; Z; me d,
Land" Is the name OF the new play.
Mime Sans Gene" Is to be tho next attraction
NJ Palmcr's Theatre after which the company is
to make a tour Of the West
Rus. whytal IS arranging to produce his new
romantic play. yet named. in this city IN May.
Mrs. Whytal is TO take boys part IN the new
piece.
A henen, Is to be given TO Miss Julia Mortimore.
a, one time a favor.te OF the stage nj the Standard
Theatre on April u. 1t ia to b. under the auspices
or Tony Pastor. colonel W; +; sim: Rudolph I5'pi
Aronson. Frank u. Mur;ha A. NJ f&,mer' Amer IierIs n
Sells 4 F. Kcc Charles i FrSh%'V nI WujIIm HGnY aT. G.
rs oscar Hammerste.n ana others.
The title par, OF TIE Village Postmaster" which
s I'm preparation at the Fourteenth Street Theatre.
IS to be acted by VI. A. Kennedy. He Is country
potlclan the richest man In the town and local
Poo-Bah These scenes OF the piece are all laid In
New-Hampshlre forty years ago. In those days the
law cOmp.lleI all able-hDdied cuz"ns 10 assemble
orce "A wear in the autumn for a drill IN the manual
OF arms II holiday. ana was lo0hel 'or
RI io with much interest 10y the young lcol" OF
the Town II Was called General Training Day
The story OF THE Village Postmaster begins on
mo that day. In the second act an o.l-
fashioned country minister's donation parry WI pc
shown In this scene there Will be some character
Is,ic singing hy a chorus from churcn chOlrs Inc
NAV viii be- produced on Monday evening. April H.
"IIls Absent Boy" a farccal comedy In three
acts which has been adapted from tho German by
4 Nculnan Will be produced by y. NJ. Palmer at
the Academy OF Music. Washington Tomorrow
The German original Of this farce; Der itaben,
IN. I.sI.nz Theatre In Berlin The cast Is headed
hv Frederick Pond and Miss Isabelle Coe IL VIII
also nclude Frank Tannehl. Jr.. Charles hlrDury,
Max FiRman. Miss katherine Grey harr1, W,,7r, 9,rI
Ing Nils LOUISA Eidridgc and Frances Willard.
After the week In Washington MT ialinPt COM
prny will open at the Garden Theatre on Easter
Monday.
Miss Nettie Arthur Brown will give at tho Car
negie Chamber Music Hall Thursday at Sl5 p m
for the first time In public her original musical read
ing entitled The Red Fan
The Trocadero will have a change OF bill this
week. one OF the innovations In the programme
will be the appearance OF the entire company In
medley which will open the performance each even
| ing other features are Paquerctte. VINO returns
| with her donkey sing and amuse; Eulalia, a
dancer from SPAIN Terry and Elmer, In dances
| HinZ and BnZ In music and pantumime. ana the
Bland sisters In duets and dances Ola Hayden VIII
| be heard IN some ballads. and Will also sing an
aria from I'll Trovatore. This Is the last week OF
la Seragllo" 1t Will be superseded by Frederick
| Solomons burlesquo on Fra Diavoo."