New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
A MUSIC HALL SINGER RETURNS.
MISS FANNIE LESLIE AT ROSTER BlALs
AN IMPROMPTIr BILL At OLYMPIA.

The star at Roster & Balls music hall last night
Miss Fannie Leslie woman OF some re''o""
concert hall singer in London, VINO mas oioe
before. for brief engagement, appeared III '"'
country. Miss Leslie sang songs changed her cos
tune and danced The songs were not new a4lo-
gether. and particularly catchy her Gus
tunes were bewidering in scope. while her ddhc'"s
was Of the order that reminded one OF the gee
gees" she constantly referred TO in one OF her
songs. As IL in explanation Of the some" ma
made that Thursday night the new bureau tb
"Gayest Manhattan" would be presented, MN nn,n
ca including Henry f.. Dixey and other weiI-kh9"'.
vaudeville actors Among other performers iio
night John " Ransone In his im n,s Tories 20
two years ago the roof garden and WOud az w..
to burnish up his yarns. The Whrlwinq Ar ,ns,
snnlanse OF the evening Adele Purvis Onri looked
pretty but uncomfortable first on the SACK p m
Tacanu was stil retained n the bill ana Mss
Florence Bindley appeared sahareI IA" a. ahont
dancer leads one 10 reconstruct one luta ao1u.
,S wear and tear which the physical system OF
woman can stand.
Mr. uammerstein took full advantage last night
Of the old. familiar clause in the programme SUD
loot 10 change without notice HIS proHseD P''
du,tion of Mrs Radley BartOns Ban III "re@''i
New-York' was not ready for the olympia stage
o,d II had 70 be postponed for another week. As
II was intended that this burlesque shouin occupy
nsnrlv the whole evening. the change necessi'a'eu
,h r,.bar hastv Arrangement Of a variety DILL
Considering the shortness Of the time. the result
was highly creditable. Woodward's trained seaiS
one OK the most remarkable collections OF traiiieu
animals that have ever been shown mere were '
especiallv interesting feature. o Brien ana fia'e.
gave their excellent singing and acrobatic act ana
Auo,sta Van Biene played the cello These Were
10 be in the bill in any case ana II Wa NM d t,le
,ba ererger OK by Caretta, Ando. Omne ana l.ttle
~ 1871, IN SNfDC,Ie and Daniels Swift and Cnace
Herr C;rais and his trained DONKEY anu u "a So
Miss Annie Hart. James thornton anu '"'
mOurs
The entertainment offered just now at the Pleas
ura PaIace is quite worthy of the large snare Vi
attention that It s attracting. The audiences were
large Yesterday and they found great ana Varleu
amusement Miss Marie DRESSER holds the most
corsnicuous place in the bill. with the cnemato-
grapn o ana rivals in popularity James Ballad the
Iowa Doot takes his life IN MS hdlius an -
his poems A NiIlaT lanes r Hoey Miss Cora
Routt A. Liberat, cornet sololst' ana inc AIM ''
Lilioutians.
Robert billiard heads the bill at Proctor's Thea
ire Twenty-third-st., appearing IN the ohe-a0'
NAV The Iittlest Girl" COmmendaoie efforts al
pleasing the public are made by Hodges anu
Iaunchmere Miss Kittie Mitchell, the Osrim
,roune in pantomlme: Stannard and Deltwyn. I'll,
bert Grard mimic: the Schumann sisters, :, uPa a!
and Mile Marie. in streets OF the 2rifhI az,
1ier and stuart and Gillen in burlesque boxing
The cinematographe also provides moving p'9'Nie9'
The latest recruit from comic opera 10 vauaeVlhe
Is Miss Minnie Jarboe. who made her nrst appear
arce on the variety stage at Tony Pastors inca
ire Yesterday Miss Jarboe has a high soprano
voice The bioscope provides the animated pict-
ure exhibition: Harris and Walters were seen IN a
exatcs entitled The Y Rays; the Melropohtan
Three Swan and Bamhard. Miss Bonnie IhorIton'
arrigan the tramp juggler. Mcbride ana ,I"oo-
rich Dawson and Fariow, Harry Thompson, roma
and Collette Max Pettngill and his acting cog
ers. carr and Toureee. the Weston sisters bucl'e
S,urgis and Tony Pastor ill out the programme
Music. waxworks and the einema'ographe were
80 ,,s,,a, the attractions al the Eden Musee yes
,eraav II Is announced that new views are TO be
sbou,r in the course OF the week