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

ua.,bo.s and Rulger and the funny cooche-
cooche dancing bear from HagenbecKs are Spe0"'
attractions appearing also at the uptown PLEASURE
Palace Foreign attractions retained are the DO
nafos one-egged clowns: Mile Frasetty' aero
batlc dancer and the Andors quck-change art.s s
and among the new -comers are the four Schrodes.
Han ,as and Petting the vdocqs DAISY Mayer
and her pickaninnes iydia t preaS cara BECK
all utb IN aquatic feats, Monroe and Merose, De
Veaux and Archer. jesse Livingston OK SOU
brette. and the Downies acrobats, club swnsers
and revolving globe performers Sunday concerts
are given from go TO II p. m by special enter
tainers
Tomorrow evening ct the Grand Opera House the
Garrick Burlesque Company will begin an engage
nent of one week. with Wednesday and Saturday
matinces in the burlesque. "Thrlby.' The piece IS
handsomely mounted. The buresque will be given
AT the Grand Opera House with the original scen-
cry costumes and effects used at the GarricK
Theatre.
Nile. Marthe Marthy. the French singer at
Roster & Bials Music Hall. has made a favorable
impression. and her act is entirely different from
that presented by others in Ter line who have
visited this county. The rest of interesting
programme this week will include the living pict-
uros Woodwari's trained seals and sea lions, the
Mario Durham trio in their mdair triple horizon
tai bar act: Mons. Bern,to, musical mimic; La
Roche. in his act in the mysterious globe the
Craggs acrobats: Paul Cinquevalli the Juggler;
Rosie Rendel, transformation dancer; and Paul
Marnetti and his pantomime troupe, In "a Terri
BILE Ni@ht
This is the last week of THE Strange Adventures
OF Miss Brown at the Standard Theatre. Miss
Browns Adventures will next be in Boston,
where they will doubtless cause great enjoyment.
Continuous performances at Tony Pastors The
atre have proved undoub,ed success. All day
long from nalf-past I2 o'clock in the day until II
o'clock in the night. crowds of visitors pass into
the popular theatre Mr.. Pastor is sparing neither
time nor expense in securing the best available
talent For the coming week he announces Hughey
Dougherty Miss Pearl Andrews, in new limitations
Miss KITTY Mitchell in new songs; Miss Gyor
Juski. the Hungarian vocalist; /. c; Shorts Miss
Charlotte Ray the Nelson Trio, sketch artists John
dAlmas and his performing monkeys, apes ana
bears: Deltorei and Glissando musical clowns;
ana plate spinner: Nile valcsca. Kent and French.
in an acrobatic sketch; Mile Tatali, on the flying
rings: and Tony Pastor in songs and PAROLES.
There is no dIminuton in the attendance at Hoyt's
Theatre where - Black sneep' is amusing audi
ences that n the house completely. 1t seems with
ont doubt to have begun long run
The group at the Eden Musec "'rhe Kings and
Queens OF the World" has been rcmodellcd and re-
arranged. The main cause FOR this IS the addi-
t!ona interest in the movements Of certain rulers
brought about by recent occurrences. -Four rulers
are brough: into greater prominence. They are
Queen Victoria. Emperor William. the Car Of Rus
sa and the sultan OF Turkey rhese FOUR nsurGs
shownS his reaincss 20 begin war The sultan
who for q time had little prominence In the group.
the car OF Russia. y month from now there may
be different condiions ara men inc group VIII De
make those members u the group most prominent
who are most prominent in the public eye. no mat
ter for how short "A time.
The Cotton King" with the original scenery and
n cast including Mss Annie Hams and Edward 4.
Maurson under tho management OF William y.
Brady. comes TO The Columbus Theatre this week.
This noiodrama was played FOR considerable tino
M "A downtown theatre, AMI Il will doubtless be
al ne