New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09

Of entertainment delights crowded houses ms
week the Marlo-Dunham trio VIII execute expioi's
on the triple horizontal bars, and Gran'o anu
Maud from the Foles Bergere. Paris. present an
eccentric act on the elastic wire. The Bengahs
add burlesaue boxing and trapeze performances
To their singing. The Donates. one-iegEed COWS,
Mile Frasctty, acrobatc dancer am I.le AI'o III
are among the imported novelties. George Lock-
hari's comic elephants enter upon thelr ,'ss tire
his funny dance of the Midway. Frank Ba.r ana
Edith Muri,lo will present an Original skel Nu'
tainlrg quality are Matthews and Bulger parody
singers; the sisters Don; Carroll and liindes;
four Moscrs. acrobat juggiers the Salambos, ee cleo
trical dynomatic wonders and sadie Way wye
sunday concerts yet presented will include Jules
Levy, the BLACK Patti" Gus Bruno the Beng9as'
Rrue- Rlyiere. the Mimic Four. the Nerdi lhdles
ouartet c. ". Littlefed. Matthews and Bulger,
Aonzo Hatch and Gertrude Mansfield.
Proctors Theatre. Twenty-thlri-st.. offers con-
spicuous gathering of vaudeville favorltes. local
and foreign The "Black Patti' will be heard John
w Ransone will sing and Bonnie Thornton VIII
have new songa The Phoite-Pinaud troupe o.,
French grotesques will offer music. pantomme ana
acrobatics -Rlvlere. the French duett!sts ana
imitators will appear together with Watson and
Uutchings; Matthews and Buger. parodists; the
coochc-coochc dancing bear. from HaSenpeck ~
n!nnes a Gcrrude o'S Manseld Morton and Slater
Nile. Ollivette and r. : LIVINGSTON In mnd.rea il
Fart and vv.e Nobrga, serio-Gomes Clara BGeR
with In aauIic SPOTS; me canbrjstI The Sun
day concerts, from 2:S0 TO II D. m. introduce many
special entertainers.
The Maxim and Calling guns continue TO IRE the
souls of the audiences ut the American Theatre
with enthusiasm. They create the dramatic climax
I'm "Rurmah" and to be added to the appliances
for artistic effect tina; have been erauu''lIy az
cumulatcd and improved since the first days OF real
tubs on the stage.
The following comes from tho press agent OF the
Eden Musee and In the absence Of other nforma-
ton Of time and opportunity for investigation. II
must stand on his authority alone: zone wax group
al the Eden Musec has just received an honor that
seems wonderful enough. II is the famous crime
group In the Chamber OF Horrors. and through 1t
the murderer has been brought 10 justc ana VIII
shortly be hanged. The murder which TINS group
has avenged occurred in Altoona. Penn, nearly
year ago. Henry Boneicka, an Industrious work
man. who was supposed to have accumulated a
small fortune hy his frlgallty. was brutaly muir
lereI and robbed during the night The deed was
not discovered until twont y-four hours later when
there were no clews. Casual suspicion fell upo1 \
man Of many aliases named Wilson detective
agency took the matter up and two of their men
in The disguise Of criminals made Wilson'S ac-
ouaintancc They planned robhe;ics with him. and
finally came 90 Nrw- York 20 begin operations Thus
far they had failed II secure 4 cIni"s,'on here
they took him to th" Ellen Muse" "ni wh'h il'
suddenly came upon tho Grim" group he was IN
r".1.er.i H. was arrested HIS trial came Of
M H0idayshurs. Penn. fe" days ago. ana php,o-
sra rhs oi ttn WAY 2goipf were u.ri 30 $40" ,t'r
motive for confession. 1hr trla. lasted i"O "''"7
AMI The iirv believed ID. detectives story AMI con-
yi.t.i Wilson OF murder in the first degree
The War of wealth." Is Tho name OF a new melo-
drama by g. r. Daz,y author Of In Ola Ken
,urky." which VIII he rre-'ut'i FOR tie hrst time
In this c.ty AZ the S'4r Theatre to-morfo" nisHt'
under Tho direction 60 ia. Job Lit The story deals
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c. 'h lsMronte Isr,g. jo.eih whee!cea: / :
If,ln,, Thomas g. ~ .se John y. Naher. Malcolm
Williams tonam.n roi',, Mis. amy t. 9n
Marion E-ie ana Others.
The end OF The long yam OF The spor'ins Ouch
c.s" az the Academy 90 Music is now announced
L. VIII remain there uutl February - when 1t
SILL give way 20 The Idmrosrh Opera company
give maiine.-spers q chance 20 SOC IN" mciolramA
Primrose d Yves. arc making extensive prepara-
lions for Their iuhn'e a. Madison Square Gar
den on March . Managers from this city. phila
lclrhla Boston. P.tisburs. Cincinnati. baltimore
Washington. Chicago. =. Louis Cleveland. salt
Lake C!iy. Denver. san Francisco and other theat-
rirsl centres are 20 occupy boxes at the jubilee
Each o, the boxes viii be- decorated with banner
on which the managers name VIII be inscribed
Mes.rs Primrose West aye - present unique
rrosramme. IN which several HUNDRED mon ani
womc. an orchestra ~ nifty and a brass band OF
MY performers VIII take part
\ matinee performance Of q now two-act comedy
entitled 'Mastcr Shaksoore Outwittod.' VIII be
given by tho American Academy of the Dramatic
Arts az the Carnegie Lycolm Tu"slay. Feb
rt.ary Is j. wln Doc preceded bY one oil Maeter-
luck's productions. never before given in this
country Master Shaksp,rc Outwitt,d" H. the
work ~ Nj Elizabeth y. Wall rag. of Cambridge
The play bass been rrrifr! hr Professor iolfe. ana
the ttc was suggested by Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge