New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-09
BILLS AT THE VARIETY MOI SIS.

An unusually entertaining programme was pre-
soptad =, Keiths New Union Square Theatre YES
teraav I, was headed by Nine Marie Tavary'
who appeared for the first time on the variety sae'
and pleased her hearers greatly with her sins'"s'
Another musical novelty for this house was Au-
Gust Van Biene who was heard Tor the h's' ."'
ON this stage His performances on the NioIoh-
liz and esnocially the more popular selections
were greatly enjoyed. The biograpn PIs.car,airar.
teresting moving pictures and ina rt9rmance thor
Joined In making the continuous
oughly enjoyable.
Miss Alice Anterior was a newcomer al hos'e.
g. te,ars last night She Is well remembered nut
.ba has not appeared IN New-Nork before III
number OF years She had a reception 'ha' slo"u
pleasant recognition. She sang three so''s'' ~"
last of which a laughing song IN "hich she "e''y
,,,i,ataa various sorts Of persons was extremely
amusing and met with much faVor' he' f".
not strong but her manner Is ai'ogether p'';,
and she sings and acts Win mISn iS Mass also
Tednement OF method. Miss Anna nn,n ne Inn.
a ddad 10 IN, ,mat she made on her first appearance
in this country. something over a 6St,h Dick and
1 nct,n The DE Kock Troupe, Miss Marie Loya
Mile Rombco. and the Broth .r,H nt balIet
The programme ends with INC r
,,o,,or.o,act Van Wyck, Henry George and kich-
ard croker are the subjects OF the latest wax "e
uros nlaced on exhibition at the Eden M"See' anu
49, n,,roct much attention. The cinematograpn
niaces on the programme
,,,, pastor still heads his own programme ana
- ,as again heard with pleasure ana applause d.
"V - yesterday The other entertainers were
rs "a parlow and Godfrey Stein. IN Kenneth
-. sketcb ION Probation; Miss Lydia Barry,
,e.,eo,a and Carleton Polk and Collins banJo duet'
lists: the Merry Noses saNopnoIe I s,ii,,er snJ
S,oiIes the Painter trio. the lSrowhihss, o'.er ~
aelirs, vi uIoraca Golden Val Vino. In his Juggling
81 p, and BESSIE Searle. descriptive singer
~, o,arga ~ importance is to be noted at WEBER
c,,,, Music Hall THE Glad Hand" Is pre-
-, nv the same cast as hitherto. and MIS-
Waa,a RILEY continues TO hold the chiet place ."
the vaudeville DILL
Io,r II Sullivan appeared at the Pleasure palace
,.o.,sraov IN sydney Grundys one-act play zap
800 ,u,,,inv,on" In which he was extremely
amusing The play and the actor were receiver
,itb warm applause by the audiences OF the AFTER
noor and evening The visitors We're further
nnused by Wood and Shepard. Fisher ana SaIIon,
Dixon Bowers and Dixon Adelina Rostu.o . Vii wire
atjc Singer: smith and Fuller. Lima Pantzer ,rsar
'aiLar. Charles Case the Northern troop OF ill.,,
notional dancers Fields and Sana, the ~:
quartet OF Tyroeans. and Harry W r"ramsnf
company in a farce entitled The lrish ie"N
At Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-thirdst'' yes'e'
day Felix Morris acted in Mrs. Minnie Madueln
Fiske's play. THE Rose" In which he had IRON
time TO time been seen In other theatres Sha,e'
, stevenson and a supporting company gave inc
one-act play prisoners of War. Inc pros' a,,
was filled out by the living pictures w Hat pesrs
Rice the Lukens brothers acrobatsi Hpe,i torcs
and Gruet grotes9ue gymSha ,r Aubrey the Rob:
bins. Annie Laughlin soubrette ana ho"'u"'
Ward. - = -