New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-15
ADJUSTMENTS FOR SUMNER.
SOME OF THE ENTERTAINMENTS PROMISED
FOR THE COMING WEEK.


proof as required by the new Law. At corner Of
tho frontage in Irving place there viii be two ornamental
towers THO Irving place front wi" DC OK ehameied brick
and Fifteenh-st. side OF Philadelphia brick main
entrance in Irving place will be twenty feet wide and
there will be nine other exits on the ground noor A
passageway will DO made directly from the aey on the
south sldo OF the theatre into FourteenthsI Ihere VIII
galleries and boxes, with total seating accom-
notation for $50 The stage will be seventynve fees
wdo thirtysx deep. 1t Is expected that the
theatre viii be ready FOR opening by October Theodore
G. Stein f. tho architect.
judge Not a domestic drama which has met with
considerable in England, viii probably be pre-
sened by Miss Ellie Ellsler before the close OF her en-
gagcmcnt at the Madison Square Theatre
James Nugcnt formerly one Of the owners OF DARK
Secret returned from England yesterday on the cry OF
Berlin. Ho brings with him mcOdrama called =" The
Fugitive" and three other English plays
John Stetson will have travelling opera company next
Extensive improvements are being made at Niblos
new stage is icing laid and entirely proscenium
draperles to DO painted by Mseder and schaencr
Tho Keepsake" with Miss Ehe ElsIer as the STAR
continues tho Madison Square Theatre During tho
cool nights Of last week excellent business was done
Scenic artists. stage carpenters and property men are
actively engaged in preparing the scenery for the pro-
duction Of the KaHr Diamond at the Broadway Theatre
This play will be produced about the middle OF septeH
ter with particularly strong cast
Tho Thalla Company's programme for this week at
Terrace Garden Is Monday and Tuesiay OironeGroha'
Wednesday, Orpheus" for the remainder oil the week.
by Manager Amberg, and will make her FIRST appearance
as Yum Yum.
Tomorrow night Imre Kiralfys gorgeous pageant q
Nero or the Fall OF Rome" VIII enter on the foufth
roeL ~ s successful run ST. George, staten Isanf
where t. continues TO and enthusiastic audiences
tina. number several thousand people at every performance
Excursions from distant cities are beginning 70 make eis
arpearancc almost nightly end 1t is already Gu eaens
that the big spectacle will for many weeks TO come 70
fine business Next to the ballet OF young ana pfetv
dancers the Roman chariot attracting the greatest
amount Of attention and applause. The success OF
Ncror Is so great that Mr. Kiray has decided 70 con-
nuc the spectacle In IT'S present Iofih anu VIII "O' AZ"
troiuce any new features.
Tie Cyclorama Of Gettysburg continues to be well
natronlzed All country visitors to think this Is
one Of the sights metropolis that they are bound %
see.
aNadivn continues successfully at the Casino and on
few evenings during week late corners obtain sea
Rudoph Aronson is constantly the alert, making
changes whenever necessary keep the production up to
the standard the house and Nady' looks as new and
brilliant now as IL did at the beginning OF its run.
new song for Miss Fanny Rice, for Mark Smith, new
crses for the opcal songs Of and Powers and
new boating Miss Urquhart are few Of the re-
cent ntroducuons Frequent changes are made In the
programme promenade concert after the OPERA on
tho roof garden delightful resort is crowded
nightly.
Gilbert and suyan-s opera will be done IN London
on October 90 and will probably be produced the same
night the Casino.
Frederick warde will begin next season at Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER "a. r. f. Stevens will travel as the acting
manager and James Jay Brady formerly OF the Union
Square will advance Mr.. Joseph Brooks will have
general business direction
The new panorama Jerusalem and the CrucifSion at
Fiftyninth.st and Msdison-ave., evidently struck
responsive chord in the breasts Of large body Of the
summer stay ahomes the building is continuously
well peoplei and Sundays crowded.
Imre Kralfy's spectacular pantomme, Masulm- the
Night OWL will 90 on the road for its second season
. in
novel European specaes will then be added TO the per-
Torrance. Mr. Kirafy is organizing Mazulm' COM
pany No . which Will present the pantomime IN tho
smaller cities.
Cbevalicr Bondin will continue his free exhibitions
on the high rope in front Sea Beach Palace at
Coney Island during the present week, beginning at
p N. daily.
The Biou Opera House reopens the regular season
under the management Of J. wesley Rosenquest Sep
tcrber 3 Roland Reed will be the first attraction APP
pearing in The Woman Halter" During the summer
Manager Rosenquest viii have the house renovated ana
Frightened mp.
Colonel w r. Sim is making extensive preparations
for the production Of Fascination az the Fourteenth
street Theatre September 10 Miss Cora Tanner will
be the star supported by an excellent company
Matthias Sandorf" which Is to be given at Niblo's
on August 49, describes the adventures OF Hungarian
nobeman who starts IN his travels from the seaport
town Of Trieste on the Adratlc. and pursues his way
10 Italy Rumania and Spain, on sea and to mystic
island Jules Vcrncs Imagination on the Atlantic ocean
gently to have his ready for the opening on tho
18Th The last models Of the scenery were shipped from
IIavre last week.
Each summer Colonel McCaul gives series OF short
REVEALS az Wallacks. OF OF the most successful
operas in repertoire that in former years have
proycn popular and secured long runs lie now an
nounce for tomorrow night another OF the favore works
Prince Methusalem.r opera which has proven pop
uar and which will undoubtedly be received with the
same favor predecessors inasmuch as t possesses
many clements Of success. II has good story With
strong comedy that IS indispensable TO the plot
So that the funny speeches logged in for the sole
purpose gaining laughs but are part and parcel OF the
working out OF the opera There Is also dramatic interest
in tho schemes Of rival dukes which consist OF plots
and councrpots ntrgues and uprlsngs OF the people.
all told in a comic vein, together with music that equals
ANYTHING that this celebrated composer has given u.s.
Tho Broadway Theatre will reopen August 13 with
Tho Queens Mate" Mr. Dun promises Ia present this
charming and successful comic opera with music and
also proposes Introduce topical song. Changes
will be made the which will strengthen the opera
The work altering the large stage OF the Academy OF
Music 10 the requirements OF Paul PhiippoteauNs
cycoramic for the long run OF The Old Home
stead at that theatre continues uninterruptedy. The
greatest Of the h is expected will be tho
prospective view extending apparently distance OF hfy
rcs over the New Hampshire hills. The radius OF tho
.m-cyclorama be hundred and ninety six ees
and its height about eighty feet The artist therefore,
uaut over halfmle scenery for act there being
over wcntysx hundred yards OF used in It's con-
suuctiOn.