New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

An added feature to the hippodrome programme
at Drea1nland is exhibition of ostrich driving by
w w Ford, who introduces the fact ostrich Jack
sonville with a record Of 2l2 Next week Jackson
Vile will be raced against a horse. Several Cos
sacks also appear the hippodrome programme
in riding feats In the Japanese Theatre Professor
Higashi will meet this week the wrestler Hacken-
schmidt It will be match between two young
and vigorous wrestlers, the former using u-jitsu
against -catch-can OF the two water rides
a6pDar a the anas a Of Veniee or Hell CATE
The latter is the latest and newest and is drawing
crowds.
Before sailing for Europe last week. David Bisp-
ham announced that he would return to America
in the fall begin his second consert tour, under
the direction of Loudon G. Charlton. Mr.. Bispha1n
does not deny having received several offers to
appear in serious drama. but he says nothing about
definite plans for his starring tour wher his con-
tract with Mr.. Charlton expires after the coming
season.
At Hammersteins Paradise Roof Garden last
night another change of bill given. headed by
Anna F1tzhugh. in songs and Ernest Hogan and
his twenty-five Memphis Students who repeated
the success Of last week in Il number OF darky
melodies excellently rendered. The Six Ratzen-
binders. new foreign amazon act. in which num-
ber of women perform German military drill,
was given for the first time in this country The
eighteen Imperial Japanese Guards performed the
professor AIiene and his trained MONKEY Peter the
Great, Klein. OFT brothers and Nickerson and the
Wilton brothers, comedy acrobats, are other new
comers on the programme, while Dida, the tank
illusion. and TOTO. the mysterious musician are in
the last week the roof Daily Tnatinees continue
as usual in the Victoria Theatre downstairs.
At Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre last
night the headlineT James ]. Corbett the pug1Iist-
actor. who lately starred in his own production
scored hit. Mr. Corbett offered his new and orgi-
nal monologue which kept the audience laughing
AS the extra feature. Mr.. Proctor presented Miss
Louise Cunning, the Scotch singer. Others who
scored hits were Edward Blonden and company.
who presented The Lost Boy: Pat Rooney and
Marion Bent, in q singing and dancing sketch: Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Murphy in The Coal Strike" the
ITansatIantlc four. pauline Cooke and May C1u-
ton, Nine. Macarts dog and monkey circuit, and
the motion pictures.
At the Eden Musee the concerts In the Winter
Garden are popular. and new pictures from the Far
East are shown on the cinematograph
Miss EIita Proctor Otis reappeared on n BROAD
way stage yesterday afternoon, at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre, Mrs. Eastlake Chappeue in
"The Crust of Society In nothing that Miss Otis
does is she better than in the final scene OF this
capital skit woud-be society climbers No one
else. not even Mrs. Langtry ever smoked that last
The play is worth sitting through for this last
touch OF defiance
At Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre "A Poor
Relation" Is seen this week. Mr. Durkin. the lead
Ing man OF the stock company is playing his old
mart of Noah Vale-played by him Innumereble
times in San Francisco, Boston and way stations.
''Tennessees Pardner" given revival yes
terday at Proctor's One-hundred- md d-twenty-hf
Street Theatre Tennessee Kent, the owner of the
mine played by Miss Mary Ryan Especially