New-York tribune., 1896-05-10

f.. ARMBRUSTER. Manager
A.bni. C. Wallace the man bird; Edward B. and
Roo White. and Barbours Illusions
There seems to bA still some interest left In Chin
ME Fadden" at the Standard Theatre. although it Is
near the end of It's run. 1t has had long term IN
New-York. and 1t will end It's present career here
two weeks hence.
The melodrama The Law OF the Land" Is an
nounced for this week at the Columbus Theatre. 1t
has already had engagements at the American and
Star theatres.
Chevalier still remains at Roster & Bal's. and he
is singing his most popular coster songs. Edi-
sons viascopc ia OF the strongest attractions
that have been put on the programme by this
management. Other attractions are the equestrian
baboon. Paunett and Pco balancers ana gym
rasts; the French parody singers and Nine Du-
oreuN- -Geralduc. the brothers Horn and Charlotte
Hallstt: the three Delevncs In their act Satanic
Gambols." and Ida Fuller in her fire dances on
Thursday afternoon there VIII be special matinee
at which chevalier viii sing some OF his best
known songs and at which the vi,ascopc Will be ex-
hitited.
There are many objects OF interest in the Amer
lean Gallery AZ the Eden Musee. but two groups
that have been remodclled within the last week
Will be especially attractive. one is the last fight
OF General Custer and depicts his death. An Indian
chief has suddenly faced General Custer. and. be-
fore he be dispatched with the sword. has hred
the soldier The uniforms and costumes worn
by the members Of the group are correct In detail
The other group Is representat!on or hospital
on the battlefield In the chamber OF Horrors ,he
Thursday. Is attracting attention.
Mile Paquerette makes her farewell this week at
the Trocndero Music Hail and will be heard in her
unique drolleries The little French donkey. which
Is essential her general stage equipment. will ac
company her her return TO France. She promises
10 return soon again with something new Among
others on the bill this week the Bland sisters.
VINO viii appear In new songs and dances. Nalesca
and tho Minhattan Comedy Four The manaeers
be replaced 10y a new burlesque which has been
written for the Trocadero
melodrama by Frank Harvey. called Brother
for Brother" which ls running In England Is
to be played in this country next season by Henry
Bags and supporting company
The performance to be given at Palmcr's Theatre
this evening FOR the benefit OF the New-York News
dealers and Statloners' Protective and Benevolent
Association promises to be varied and interesting
II eniis,s the services OF J. T. Dodson. Nelson
Wheatcroft. Mrs. Alice shaw. the whistler; Weber
and Fields Bonnie Thornton Lottie ellison Florrie
West. James Thornton. sam Bernard Miss Jean
nete s. Henry. me Abbott sisters Maud courte-
Mack and others.
Tho doorkeoper and advertising agent OF tho
Fourteenth Street Theatre. Leander Thompson,
will have a benefit on Sunday evening May H. at
that theatre The following some who will take
part: John s Terry. Miss Rose Creighton. Charles
John WALSH Miss Grace Darley Charles T. Allrich.
Miss Laura Burt Paul Macdonald: Miss Jennie
Waldron. Felix Haney. Miss Bischon. j. T. Carey
and James Donaghey.
The third year Of the Empire Theatre Dramatic
School closes with the final exhibition OF the stu
DARIUS" Her Point OF View" and THE Wife OF
Willoughby." will be presented at the Empire
Theatre.
Chauncey Olcott returns TO this city Monday.
May 25. at the Grand Opera House. for week.
presenting 'AIavourneen" here for the last time.
II Will be his final appearance In this city until
January, i@. when ne VIII be seen at the Four
teenth Street Theatre in new romantic Irish
with this engagement. His next tour begins
August 2. In San Francisco.
"Out Yonder' is the title OF Russ Whytals
play which he will produce next season. The story
Of the play Is founded on fact and is located In the
Southwest.
The preliminary summer season at the American
Theatre viii begin Monday. May ls. with COM
pany presenting English comic opera. T. Henry
French has signed contracts to this effect with
Paul Stcindorr and Thomas Ebert. The artists so
far chosen for the leading parts are Miss Dorothy
Morton. Miss Laura Mard. Miss Flora Finlayson
j. F. 6heehan, Richie Ling, Joseph Lynde and W. H.
ductions and act stage manager. The opening
opera VIII he The bohemian Girl" Others In
preparation arc mariana" and The Mikado."
AS n curtain raiser for The Chi. Widow" which
has been running for nearly three hundred nights at
the London Royalty Theatre, Is used n one-act play
called "Moneeur Ge Paris" This little play Will be
used by Arthur Bourcher during his Americl IN tour
with THE Chill Widow" which begins AT the Gar
den Theatre In November.
Edward Rice. the treasurer Of the Standard Thea
tire. and John J. Donnelly who is also theatrical
treasurer are to have benefit at the STANDARD
Theatre on Sunday evening May II.
Percy r.. Matthews OF the Standard Theatre will
have benefit at the Berkeley Lyceum on Thurs
day evening, May IL. " ~
A WHIT or HABEAS CORPUS WITHDRAWN.
The writ of habeas corpus which was granted bv