New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
rw0 MUSIC HALL STARS.
,,17,rr, CUILBERT AND MISS LOUISE
nr.1-DEr RETURN TO NEw-YORk

vyETvTE GC1LBERT AND MISS ioOiSf
prar-pET RETURN TO NETWORK.
,,-r ~ Mile Yvette Guilbert TO the Ameri-
i uusc hall stage was hailed with MODERATE
ean .. m at Roster & Balls last night. Mile.
EN-. &c rather prettier than she was wheh she
cod here first. though that Is not Saying Niuc"'
apws, .l,o has caught some Of that red color
nv w.. sssn,s 10 have shone from the sun OF Iaris
"H'. ,rr,er inst passed. The first selection OF
III T.,.b singer was LES NouveauX Mares,
' nv. d,d not excite especial wonder The next
VIZ. abandoned" and this struck deeper Key
"a 18th more effect. She then tried Il want Yer
-. ,yonev" The first stanza was sung IN Fren"h
ND the second in English The peculiarly Oh inns
"''' ras the way in which she had turned II into
song Msw m one No matter what language she sang
IN me words remained the same as IN me
iaH a n@onnletcly French 1t was entirely a new
s6Ss She Jean Richepin's ,WSiye Inc
iraseussa ar the thrills that she so well knows how
!ny n,t into an effort Of this kind. IT was done
nn eject tsat My Pearl Is Bowery Girl amused
- audience considerably, chiefly as an eXposiiton
o. rnosion she sang La Soulade." which Is ia
MAI here, and closed with humorous initat n
ssmen; at Roster & Balls is about the same as
las; week and is generally exceileh''
wss louise Beaudet made her first American APP
,.arapce in vaudeville last evening at Hammer
ssn's Olympia and 10 judge from the extremely
,,rdal reception that she had from her first audl-
,nce her engagement is likely 10 be success.
Miss Reaudet is well enough known 10 Americans
IN comic opera, having sung important parts VII"
Miss Lillian Russell and other stars just before
she vent abroad she was herself comic opera
s,sr fer n short time. Her vaudeville experience
has been mainly confined 10 London and Johannes
,u-r Miss Reaudet was received with applause so
hearty that II did not until she began 10 sing
and recall after recall rewarded her efforts MOS
Of her songs are sung IN hne,sn "i her costume.
which vas French to the heels Bui Her her iasi
is Be enUSgh talks and
,Sa5 rIe sings them and her whole performance
r. audience found agreeable For her last
sSn' Mss Beaudet arrayed herself in variation
o. ne 1rsaToa and moving ditty called JimJam
The audience insisted speech and IN resp0nsSe
10 the demand. Miss Beaudet biusned pecoh'"sN
and said that sne was very gratefui.
r-,a continuous performance at Tony Pastors
rheatre Yesterday contributed TO by MISS
lydia Barry. George Evans Miss Maud Nusen''
Miss Lizzie Mulvey and Miss Pearl lnman. in a
.ineng and dancing speciality; Edwin French.
Parnes and Sisson. Barr and Evans, IN wei
ONE Visitors: Miss Dorothy Drew. the Patter-
on BTOihers in ineiT dTrT Marion Joe lewis
n feats OF hand balancing and contoriion; WeIcn
md Gardner and Marguerite Hensel
Visitors 10 the Eden Musee this week will be re-
,aed with the usual attractions. The waxworks
al wore their best clothes and the orchestra
,ayed it's best yesterday. and this state OF 'hihsS
mi be continued through the week
Big crowds at the Pleasure Palace yesterday APP
p6uded nightly when Teddy Hale appeared
The winner OF the six-day race seemed none Inc
worse for his effort. beyond slight Stiffness "hich
wore off before he had completed his eXhiDinohs
~ bicvcling riding. The star feature OF the Ndude
vile was Richard Harlow, In Catching an Herr
ess" Walter Stuart assisted him. The Rossow
brothers gave their athletic and wrestling eHhiOi-
fons The three Nilona Sisters produced music
with violins and piano and the three Delpnlilos
French musical clowns were amusing. 0tHeitS
on the bin were Mrs. Eddie Girard, Marie Healh
Blockson and Page, Daley and Hilton. van ana
Vera I.avarnie and Leseur, Dawson ana farIow'
dancers: Marion and Pearl. Violetta. transforma-
ton dancer. and Mabel Guyer. sounre''e'
The singing and acting Of Signor Peruglhl ana
Nine Cottrelly in "A Midnight Promise. at Proc
tors Theatre Twenty-third-st, yesterday won
the approval Of the audiences. Wills T. sweat
tam pleased everybody by his comic stories ana
Southern songs The Sierra Brothers did some
aerobatic feats Ola Hayden sang. OthSr mel
dents In the bill were the Acme Four the f.ectfos
electrical dancers Frederick Clark. vioilnist; Anna
Caldwell Terry and Elmer, eccentric cancers
George c. Davis Hayden and Hetherton, ElVna
dkncer; Leavitt and Neveo. jugglers; Lulu lnrlss
Hal James dancer and the AmmOns-CIerlse lrlO