New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-25
CIRCUS AND VARIETY.

The second and last week of the Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers combined circuses began Mad
ison Square Garden yesterday. The big circus has
steadily gained in popularity NEWCOMERS have
become better acquainted with It, The audiences
have been large and have been delighted with all
they saw It is settled that there is still large
and good circus at hand. and that circus-overs
need not despond. There were two more big audi
ences yesterday afternoon and last night. The
fsRs han n Dasns s Il DID 1o not go at al, q
direction of a performance which includes SO
many and women and animals and so much
ing in handling It. at the beginning OF the
is sure to show a result This afternoon the
see the circus. by invitation of the management
The closing performance of the circus in Manhat-
With the solid encoura cement that the show has
received, 1t is likely that the season next year
will be longer
The bill offered at Roster & Biars Music Hall
yesterday long and interesting. 1t included the
GrifHths brothers, in their Bondn donkey act
Willard Slmms and Jennie Graham. the three
Fortunes. the Sisters Rappo, the Russian dancers
Henri French. the bicyclist; the Montrose troupe
Of acrobats. Delmore and Lee. the Beaumont sis
and Dean Frederick Clarenze,s Quintet the Fred
and Moung Thit. the Burmese jugglers.
Good audiences were entertained at the Pleasure
Palace yesterday by Henry Lee George Felix and
Lydia Barry, George E. Austin wire performer;
the Cardownie troupe OF international dancers
Bertha Welby and her company In "A Little
Brick" Ward and Curran. the Randalles, Louise
Cunning, ard others.
Among those who appeared at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre yesterday were Billy Clif-
ford and Maud HUH. the Wilson family, the Rix-
fords head balancers; A. O. Duncan, ventriloqust;
Jennie Satterlee and her company, All Holt, whist
Ter: Harrigan, the tramp juggler; Riley and
Hughes. Pepita and Rosita and dozen others.
''HeIter Shelter" and Catherine" with such
little alterations are made from time TO time.
were presented again at Weber q Felds's Music
Hall last night. TO the delight OF large audience
New cinematograph views shown at the
Eden Musee last evening. They comprised three
new sets Of twelve views each which are shown
afternoon and evening. The concert consisted OF
selections from leading operas ana new gypsy
fantastic composed by Feher PoIdl
Miss Rose Melville appeared at Keith's Union
Square Theatre yesterday and will probably re-
main there for time. Joseph Hart and
Carrie de Mar and Gus Williams were also IN the
bill as well az many other interesting features
At Tony Pastors yesterday there was an excel
lent bill consisting Of William and Tucker. Charles
Wayne assisted by Miss Anna Caldwell; the WILL
lett and Thorne farceurs. In AN Uptown Flat;
jesse Dandy, character singer; Williamson and
Stone, oRourke and Burnett Neispn aTd New
Butler the Rice brothers. the SISTERS Mayo. III
songs and dances: Mile Eta hietoria "a Gohs ond
ZIONIST and acrobat John l. OouS' i1n'eue anu
Raymond and others.
Realistic representations OF several OF the oc-
currences OF the Spanish American war were mace
at Hubers Fourteenth Street museum EeS,,v r,urs
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