New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
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o.csr Hnmmeretein with something Of tho
Operative faculty which is proverbialy attributed
TO Truth, has come forward with ano'her com
nos,t,on u was presented last night on tho IA
rniar scene his efforts. the stage OF the Olympia
Music Hall And II was called War Bubbles" II
combined as Mr. Hammersteins compositions usu-
ally do something that was ingenious with some
thing that was Irrelevant and tresome IL WAS
thoroughly characteristic in one way-nothing In Il
had anything whatever to do with anything else In
# 1t is impossible 10 describe IL In any short
space and happily. II Is unnecessary. There was
q good deal OF music about IT, and there was some
dancing. and there specialties, with pretty
frequent illusions 10 occurrences Of the day There
was a Spanish wholesale barber who appeared
for a moment, and then disappeared forever, Iheie
was Miss Guiana. who warbled some bird imita-
tons ana then disappeared 10 appear again only
in the ballet. That was pity FOR her part was
neither she nor herpart mad anything in the word
was 90 aG Mi5h from the Cuban bar nag and
gether the pretest one on ihe sag ' wers
real Compliment iSI a" we're te srosque IT ali
ended with the singing Of The Star Spanged ban-
the song could have got along g'od deal nctter
without. The whole piece received an amount Oh
applause out OF all proportion 10 us merits
Ke,th's Union Square Theatre held good audiences
Yesterday and they were entertained by long vau-
devlle bill. which included Joe" Hart and Carrie
De Mar, in The quiet Mr. cay Miss h1 ,da
Gardner and Mr. Ely. the biograph and numerous
other interesting features
,-,.re was no important change In the programme
O, Weber & Fiedss Music Hall last night. and the
,d,ance seemed TO desire The season OF this
bouse is nearing its end. having only two more
weeks to run
Tho most OF the entertainers OF last week ap-
JARED again al Roster & Bial's last night and
s, NOW ones were added. In the complete list were
IIao,or and Lauraine Miss Josie De witt. vionist;
adj o-ho
the e,~ais lie Roy the Brothers Damn. Miss
Onu na Tbropp the Rogers Brothers and Miss Truly
Shattuck
- p,ster set forth entertaining feast for
,,a friends Yesterday They enjoyed the EFFORTS or
George c. Roniface and Miss Norma Ferrer' smith
ia Cook Genaro and Bailey. George Evans MISS
a." co,t Murphy and Mack. the Carlisle sisters,
CafI!e So George Austin wire walker the Hyland
due.,,s'sa A., and Mack. Arthur Delaney clog dancer
xWesion and De Veaux, Bessie Searie' val VINO ana
Tony Pastor.
,,,re,s Of Miss Maggie Cline had another
'or,unlty 10 listen TO her al ffoctors twenty
oppo' enao, Theatre yesterday when her efforts
thrd ""' ,y those of Milton and Dole Mobiles.
were s' enc Anglo-American Quartet Dixon.
the ,n"" snd Dixon. Florence Moore. soprano ny
bcrta Prime, and Uolcombe. Lew Randall, Adel-
Flora. Cushnla and carr and Jordan, besides the
man ana h9"s
"wargraph
..,.-,on began her farewell engage
'a' America at the Pleasure Palace Yesterday.
ne',sos her there were on the p'i, "i'''a.n' ".1
,,a,,a~ The Edison 'war-grapn iii"e' ""u -'e
,nsron. Garfield and Cao and Chase Fields and
Zazel and vernon ii',,on brothers Madgc Fox John
Wooley, the tltzeipoo"
" Harry and others
attracted many people to the Eden
Ne" w.. evening The views incioeo SCENES -
"uS s,nrt Key West and Tampa: A"e''
anu s n hourly during the "e'~'