New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
VARIETY PERFORMANCES.

M usmmerste,n.s War Bubbles began It's
second week Mt tho Olympia Music Hall last night.
Mr. Hammerstein expects that II will run for some
time In the vaudeville bill at present are T. Mel
son Downs coin juggler; Provost. the regular sort
OF tuggler; johnson. and Dean and Adeiman and
Iowa II IL announced that tho roof garden OF
this establishment will open on Thursday evening
II has long been known that nothing eiss would
garden. but as the Olympia roof garden has glass
roof over II tho rule Is nothing 10 20 by. HOW
ever II will probably rain. anyway.
Only q few nights moro remain OF tho season Of
Weber e. Fieldss Music Hall. Tho season has
been q most prosperous one. and another good one
is looked forward to in Chicago A largo audience
was present last night and applauded tho bur-
iesques quite as II they had been new
An attraction of moro than usual interest at
Keiths yesterday was the appearance OF Miss Rose
Coghlan, tho first time IN this city on tho
vaudeville stage. sho was warmly welcomed. and
gave an entertaining performance OF the part OF
Martha Custis IN one-aet play called washing
toms Surrender" There were many other pleas:
ing features tho BILL tho chief OF them being Of
course. tho moving pictures or warl'ke scenes
In spite of tho continuance Of the rainy season
there were good audiences at Tony Pastors The
atre where tho chief attractions were Low Dock
stader. "Billy' Il. Van and Miss Vivie NobrIga
Miss Polly Holmes. singer Of Irish songs Gracey
and Burnette Swan and Bambard. Mcbride and
Goodrich Whallen and Devera David Hilton. the
Meeker- Mack comedy trio. Joseph +. Carey, John
H. Shepley, Marion and Pearl. Miss Flossie
Hughes and Merkle and Agere.
THE Dream" new opcretta. was sung at
Roster & Balls for the first time last night. with
Miss Adele Richie In the leading part. Tho music
Of the piece is by Max Gabriel and the words
by Joseph Herbert. Tho bill filed out by tho
Rogers brothers Hector and Lauraine. grotesque
acrobats; Josie De Witt, violinlst; Ouda, lie Roy,
illusionst; "Budd" Snyder, trick bcycist. and May
Belfort.
War IL the subject Of interest at the Eden Musee
at present. as 1t is in some other places Moving
pictures and stationary waxworks both illustrate IT,
and the band plays a patriotic air now and then.
Miss Elita Proctor OTIS who has for some timo
been popular as an amateur and professional
actress appeared at the Pleasure Palace yesterday
in the jolly little one-act play my Milliner's
Bill" which Miss Rosna Vokes formerly made
famous She was assisted by Theodore Babcock
other features OF the entertainment were Mary
Norman the "war-graph," the Nawns Stuart,
Joseph J. Downing and his company. Lawson and
Ward. Florence Moore William Rowe. Waz and
Ardel and Leo Dervalto.
War pictures were also sesn at Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre. There also were Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Dustan. In "Whcn Mans Married."
Miss Alice Anterior. Al II. Wilson. Her. Burke and
Mcdonald. Kimball and Donovan, banjoiss; Hines
and Remington, Fields and Welley. the Marians,
grotesque equilibrists; Treveo, venrlloQuist, and
J. w. Hampton's animal paradox