New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-03

| the Scotch comedian. who met with great sue
cess IN America: Josephine Cohan and company
presenting an entirely new sketch. entitled "a
Friend OF the Family; Fred Niblo the favorita
Inonologist, who will have some new stories:
Ed Blondeu and company. IN a comedy sketch
THE Lost Boy; Gardiner and Vincent pre-
senting Mr.. Gardeners spectacular fantasv- E"Tn
Winning Queen; the Simpsons. musical act;
Herberts dogs and the new vitagraph views
MI out the remainder OF an excellent pro-
gramme.
At Tony Pastors this week Eddie Girard and
Jessie Gardner will head the bill IN their farcial
hit 'Dooley and the Diamond; F1ske and No
Donough. IN The Ladies' Interfering Society,"
will return again with this novel idea; the
Tossing Austins. comedy Juggling and dancing;
Shorty and Lillian Dewitt, The MirthfuI Midget
and the Merry Maid; Henry Give, the en-
tertainer; last appearance IN America Tor two
years OF ROSS and Lewis. the Yankee Doodle
Duo; Castor and Green. IN a new comedy and
singing and dancing; the Harlem Brothers, Eu-
ropean comedy acrobats; New York debut %
Miss Title Santoy. Englands tavortts tmpe<-
senator; the Siddon Brothers, Irish eorasdiensi
Nagle and Adams. novelty comedy duo, Distta
and NORM comedy acrobats; Fred Burlzs's do
rama. and the American Vitagraph with Life mo~
ton pictures complete the bill
Chief Blackburn OF the Sioux Indians Appsa--
ing in Pioneer Days" ~ the New York HIP
podrome. has added q new biz OF oratoEy . his
role in the scene OF the ghost dance Whsn al
the braves are assembled the chief addresses
them in the Sioux tongue for several uaanuseA.
and his address Is received with cheers. whsn
some one asked him what he was taIdnz about
he replied through the interpreter that as each
performance he tells all the Indians how happy
they ought 70 be that they are Appearing az the
H,ppodrone instead OF Spending ne Wfntsr On
the cold bleak plains OF South Dakota Pioneer
Days" continues 70 be stirring bic os Western
Hi iEti aNeptune's Daushtar.S which
closes the bin. with its beautiful n6-nAld5
splashing in real water, constitutes the most re-
markable stage novelty shown In many years.
In the circus arena. between these two big spec
tacles. the CurZon Sisters fly through the airi
Marceline has fun with every one. tho Bed1riS
ride on horseback, the ROwlandS perform re-
narkable acrobatio evoiutons In the air. the
Four Houoways do some dangerous tricks on
the wire. the Dollar troupe OF acroba&s do RroAz-
ing things and Powers Elephants go through
a great array OF tricks new circus cot added
IN the arena is the appearance o. trained
monkey, named Caruso. which appears on As
back OF Phoebe the trained pig. under the dirsc-
ton OF Clyde Powers.
Telharmonio Hall, at Broadway ana 18Th
street, will emphasize a new feature In musical
science tomorrow. Tone building Is TIE feat
ure. II shows accurately and WILDLY the dIf-
ferent number OF vibrations composing the sans
musical notes on different instruments. This
timbre IS due 70 the overtones which charac-
terize each instrument By the TelharInonio
system these different overtoneS can be added %
the ground tone. which IS the same for each
note IN every musical instrument and the music
of any instrument be produced for al audi
ence IN Telharmonio Hall and persons In ten
thousand different places The tone building
feature will be illustrated giving the notes OF
the oboe. the flute, violin. French horn clarinet
and other Instruments
Alfred Hertz the conductor OF the Metropol-
itan Opera House. was impressed with this feat
ure above all others. When you have an In
ventor who can build up tones like that" he
said enthusiastically. you have a system that
can do anything You want In music. It is won
derful, and believe IN telharmOny as an art OF
music"
The four recitals daily and the Sunday con-
certs. which have attracted large crowds. will be
held as usual