New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
UINSTRELS, MUSIC AND VARIETY.

One OF the best negro minstrel combinations now
Swelling appeared las; night at the Grand Opera
uouse where IL will remain for week. 1t is the or
..rzaton OF Primrose and West which has long
Seen a well-known and popular one Among the
suecia attractions are George Wilson. the musical
who produce series OF yS5gTsqpIcon pictnaes WIN
oMroinced by Mr. West: j. H. Davis and Arthur "
Hume, duetts;s; and Alexander Cameron, tenor
The concert at the Eden Musee last night was we'll
attended and pleasing programme given. The
elections mainly from four operas, "Cavalleria
Rustcana" Faust" "Oberon" and Carmen" with
! nocturne by Chopin as solo, The popularity OF
these concerts is increasing. The concerts of the
week will consist mainly of new music including sew
era selections OF gypsy music composed by Zoe
ysssy.
The continuous performance experiment at Tony
Pastors Theatre has proved remarkably successful
The house crowded every evening last week, and
vas well filled every afternoon. This week attrac-
tive programme is offered including Matthews and
Bulger. Miss Gyor Julisk Miss Kitty Mitchell Law
renee and Harrington. Miss Josephine Sabel, in new
songs George p. Murphy and Miss Kitty kursale
& W Littleield, Benjamin r. Harvey, Allen and
West, Miss Maud Harvey, in songs and dances: the
and Tony Pastor himself. in songs and parodes
The most importan, novelty of last night at Roster
&Bsars was the appearance Of Mile. Marthe Marthy.
She gave a varied and pleasing entertainment. Other
features of the programme VI. La Roche, in his
All In the mysterious globe; Rosie Kendel. trans
trmation dancer: Paul CinQuevalli. the jugg!er
Woodward trained seals and sea lions: tho Craggs.
acrobatS the Narlo-Dunham trio. in their mid air
triple horizontal bar act; Pau! Martinetti ana ms
pntomime troupe Or SclnmeTs hungarian bahu
md the living pictures.
There is little change this week at the Olympia
Music Hall. The programme includes Miss Fanny
Wentworth in her monologue entertainment; Carl
Hertz in sleght of hand tricks and the Illusion en-
titled The Gamblers Dream in which he is as
sisted by Mile. Dalton Virginia Aragon, wire per-
rmer the Leamy sisters. in their revolving trapeze
performance: the AVOIDS. tripie-bar acroba,s; the
1--WE Jees. musical pantOmm.sts in their sketch called
The Musical Smithy"; Sadi lAlfarab the Russian
elulibrist. L. Castor Watt, change artist, the 81
hoits the Savonas, and the Kurachins. perpendicular
role acrobats
good acrobatc performance provided at
Iroctor's Pleasure Palace yesterday by two Partisan
Performers, Ella Zuila and Lulu who made their
New-York debut. Upon a slender wire cable
stretched from the upper balcony TO the rear wall OF
The stage. these young women executed seemingly
impossible feat5. John W. Ransone was applauied
Jules Levy played the cornet and the Black Patti
sang Comm Through the Rye" "Bob-o-Link" and
Arditrs "Venzana' waltz. George Lockhart's eie-
nntomime and cycling Miss Lilly Post sang ballads.
Aines and Pettngill presented their poolroom scene
CAoruses Of her songs. The Panther brothers reap
peared in their tricks OF headbaiancing and others
IN the bill were the Abbott twins, Daisy Mayer ana
the Four Mosers. Monroe ard Merose he NeauN
snd Archer Mabel Russell ana the Do"hles'
Proctor's Theatre, Twentythird-st, has good bill
this week George Thatcher tells funny stories about
,arros bridal couples and other curious things The
Donates one-legged clowns stir up applause by their
.gilt,y and humor. The changes of the Andors are
made with swiftness Mile Frasetys acrooauc
dances and Charles Lifions feats of strength while
Ialancing upon slack wire are other foreign novel
ties Mile Pilar-Morin and her pantomim-c assist
snts Mile SEVERN ard Miss Harrison. give "A Jap
ri4
THOMPSON In the Vaudeville also Lydia Dreams.
.entrioquist and caroonist Swift and Chase Hines
md Couiby acrobats: the LOrretts. buresque necrO-
RANGERS: Fisher and Mason, Alonzo Hatch baladst.
NTH stereopticon views the Sisters beaumont IN
songs and dances. Lillian Harper, serio-comic. Mat
Farnurn the Smiths. Albertus and Mason and TITUS
with their shadoWgraphs