New-York tribune., 1899-07-25
THE VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

| The bill on the roof at Roster & Bial's Music
| Hall last night was almost entirely new. and In
cuded the De F1llipis, international dancers; the
Fowlers, trapeze performers. hat spnners ana Jug
gers; Couture brothers. European acro6atic mar
| wells; Anna St. Tel. dancing specially; the Romalo
Brothers, in a new head balancing act; Bessle
Phillips. chansonette and dancer
| BOURNE spinners and jugglers; Ielma Rawiston,
imitator; Adaina Roattino. Spanish ballad sing
er: Farrell and Taylor, in an eccentric muslcai act
and the Neapolitan Troubadours.
Tho feature at Keith's yesterday was tho first
appearance of Rose Eytinge in vaudeville in THE
First Old Woman. farce by her son. B. f. But
agent fne Gord GS %tioa and Hath wee in the bill and
the Olympia Quartet the ord dsfgs cs a1d 1n0S nna
Ralph Bingham and others
At Tony Pastors the bill last night included
Miss Lizzie Evans and her company in Edward
Kidders comedy entitled 1.-TWO Girls and One
Man" Miss Irene Franklin. Whitelaw and Stewart,
Bartel and Morris, in musical act; Mitchell and
Cain Leslie and Collins Charles Robinson Pat
Vans SHG s" Renard and preston in slit * Mutton
Chop; Hubert De Lappe. Wheeler and Edwards
with a new series Of magic pictures and the bull
fight at Madrid. helped amuse the visitors.
George Fuller Golden was a feature at Proctor's
Twenty-thrd-st. Theatre yesterday. A comedetta,
"The Waldorf-Astora Episode" was played by
Clayton White and has associates and specalties
were furnished by Rice and Cady, German COM
trick cyclst Melville and Conway, groesque act;
Bates and Bates, musical novelty; Master George
dancers. and others.
The Casino has strong bill this week. and
among the entertainers last night Ruth
White. in her new Honolulu Speciality; Maude
Courtney the Meredith Sisters. Jessie Millar.
netist Frederic Clarence and his quintet of
singing and dancing street gamins the bailets Of
''Beau Brummel of Blackville'; the eight Phaseys
IN new speGaltes & the Hale Sister, dancers;
acrobatio nSta % dancer; the American Musical Three
Christine BLESSING the March OF inc Ainazohs @ ana
Mr. Hammerstein offered attractive pro
grannle last night at the Venetian Terrace Roof
Garden on the Victoria Theatre. Gautier. whose
contract has been extended. introduced entirely
new act with a trained horse. The comers
were Bicknoll, the baker boy sculptor; the four
Beasley Sisters yiolinists; McTNee and Hill. bur
iesque trapeze artists, and Rawson and june, who
maze tneir rSo tbrowinR The tSdovers
tos in their wire act; the four Nelson Sisters. and
Belle Davis with her pickaninnies.
Besides Nine Hermann, the bill In the Aerial
Magnolia Grove last evening included Fay Temple
ton Bertha Waltzinger Smith and Campbell,
Louise Cunning, the Eight Phaseys. Walton's Mon
keys Mile. Ernas musical dogs, the Manhattan
Trio the Talks. William English. Marion Lestrange.
Jessie Miller Charles T. Aldrch. described as the
"Bowery Girl on the Wire: the Sisters Bell,
Stanton and Walton, Carmelita, Bruno and Gehrue,
La Petite Adelaide. The tomime ballet OF fifty
Pony Ballet of sixteen In THE Street Gamins'
Frolic," and Nile Lofty In series OF poses plas-
phore' "Verte I" THE Serpent and "Bacchante"
This is the fourteenth week Of The Man In the
Moon" In the downstairs auditorium Walter Jones
and J. c. Miron back In the cast
The wax reproduction Of Admiral Dewey at the
Eden Musee is attracting much attention on ao-
count of the approaching celebration The war and
navy groups have been remodeled and are now
more complete than before. The barbette OF
the Olympia with the guns in action. is one or the
largest wax groups made. Additional groups
of the Army and Navy being prepared and will
he on exhibition before the celebration The cine
matograph has secured new series or Views, con-
and Navy life which will be exhibited during the
week each hour of the afternoon and evening. The
Neapoitan Orchestra continues In popular favor.
Terrace Garden is thriving. and the musicians Of
the 22d Regiment Band give an excellent entertain
rnent Good or bad weather seems 10 make no dir-
ference in the attendance and Mr.. Herberts Band
is warmly applauded.
Among the features last night at the uptown
Proctor house the Pleasure Palace. were Corinne
IN a singing and mandolin speciality the three
Goldens comedians and dancers; the Musical john
stons Saxon and Brooks. Sankey brothers. gym
nasts; Hendrix and Prescott and others.