New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
THE VARIETY THEATRES.

Miss Nesta Tiley. who Is announced on the play
| bills as "Englands Idol" appeared at Weber
| Fields's Music Hall last night This is not Miss
Tiey's first appearance in New-lork and she Is wei
| known and a favorite OF metropolitan music hal
audiences Miss Tiley brought with her number
| OF new songs and was met with the heares kind OF
applause She is trim. conscientious imItator OF
certain order OF the masculine and In her songs
with great fidelity. Her songs are catchy and tune
ful and promise TO become popular Peter r. DALEY.
again Was another who took part in the vaudeville
programme previous to the bur.esque. He intro
own psc maSic VAN Ills brese Of the man who
sings with stereopucon pictures TO illuminate his
Thc crrece ny Win hh' me e' smbros liz Of
Glad Hand was the same as EYER me SnTlesates
continued
There was no substantial change in the pro-
sramme at Roster & Bials last night. The elab-
crate scenic and pantomimlc features Of the
Faust bale, or tho songs Of Nile. Paoa Del
Mono or the fame OF the fact that Nile. cleo
general makeup OF tho programme OF all thes"
things combined. have brought many people -
the music hall since the opening OF me season q
week ago The house has been crow ded nightly;
aud there has been much apparent enJovment OF
night and evidently tho satisfaction Of the audi
cnce and the managers
Al proctor's Theatre yesterday seri ia OF living
picturcs was shown. being revival OF FASHION
that went out. for the time. som" TWO years ago
Subjects from tho works OF many modern ar,lsts
were exhibited Tho rest Of the bill was made up
OF Helene Mora Williams and Walker Mcintrr
and Heath Charles r Sweet. the hv' tasiilians'
The street Arabs ocN'ct. tho Randaes cont2rtlhom
and sheridan tho Rinehart sisters singers ana
dancers Strasshurger ialntu nosS ~, .n',hro,,o'
Vera Hart baladist. ami Allie" B'r"icN' souore'te'
Two European music-hall novelties head this
weeks bill at the Pleasure Palace. where they
wcro seen yesterday FOR the first time IN America
Roth were received with favor. The six sisters
picchiani from Russia. We're disclosed III iestaI
scene in ballroom gowns. and performed acre
hattie tricks No, the less novel was the act or
The Northern troupe Of rye English specially specially
dnrccrs Tho olos furnished by Reilly Woodss
co,nnanv which Includes PAT Reilly and his hu-
morous cartoons: Eualic ana nc SIX sisters Lane
u prr,n parodlst: rrobcl and Ruge, the peonze
brothers the three SrGn"r erHrner r 5 Nav ' npns
and other special entertainers
Tho tragedy OF Chinatown was again set forth las,
night At the olympia Music Hall In 'Th" Cat and
,,o cherub' Tie original effect OF freshness and
interest in the lt:lc play docs MOI diminish with
,onc,,tion In thr vaudeville hill aIe Charles T.
Adrch. tho lamp juss"r nc 'n,ee to"s S'' mon
ninvcc rider ani S.enor prn'o. IN operate selec-
iiohs.
Harlem dsyo:ee- - no variety Stage were again
,.a,.d with an interesting programme last night
=, the Harlem Music Hall Ms Alice Shaw was at
,,o head ~ he bill ard she v'sisled with be- usual
vigor and artistic enec iiei daughters also APP
rearei Miss Kate Rooney gave clever limitations
nd many other entcrtal..c"s ,.ntrbDfcI their ser
vices.
There were uacomnouly iatge ,rpwis ~ the Eden
yushc on Sunday. and tn" attendance yesterday vas
la,ga also The cinematograph Is showing and
interesting views. tho concerts go or afternoon and
evening and Tie wdxworks aye always 10 be de-
pended on
TIE audience. came early and s,aycL onS at Tony
Pastors Theatre yesterday. They were entertained
by Pauline Markham and Miss kathryn Dana. can.
neid and Carleton Miss Cora Routt Foreman and
west I'm their travcsty The First Quarrel; Lam
caster and Collins. acrobstc dancers: John and
Ann, Chick William f. Donovan and John Robert
Son in Casey al the GYM: Woodville and Hall. the
creporv Trio In "a Clowns Confusion Richard i.
Mummy ard Miss Blanche Andrews. Lawson and
Ward and Miss May Rhea.