New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
MIDSUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
PLANS OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS FOR

stahl's opera has had a prosperous run having at
Uactcd large audiences from first to last The cast
was strong one In many respects, and the man
ayers would probably have continued to make money
could the season have been extended. Mr. Gilmore
will rcoreanizc the company and produce the opera
at the Hollis street Theatre in Boston on August ~.
/ u GI Brummcl7 at the Madison square Theatre.
| with Richard Mansfield as the old bean, Is proving
itself 10 be attraction with magnetic influences. II
draws large audiences every night, and many persons
have witnessed Mr. Manshed's lmpersonation several
times.
The high quality Of the entertainment at the Madison
Square Garden Amphithcatre deserves the liberal pat
rUnagc il is receiving The Strauss music and the
two ballots seem to suit the popular TASTE and while
the audiences are democratic to a degree, the fash
able contingent is always of large proportions.
The Garden Theatre, on the Twenty -Seventhst side
Of the gigantic building, is almost completed and Will
seat 1900 people. 1t will DC opened carly in sep
TENDER with T. II. Frcnchs Comedy Company, in
Doctor BIZ The Madison Square Music Hall, on
the Twenty HXth,t. side Of the AmphIthcatrc seating
/ 500. VIII be finished about september II, and will
be devoted TO classical and POPULAR concerts lectures ana
balls. The Boston symphony concerts will be given
in this hall during the season The roof garden, from
which fine view Of the adjoining parts OF the city
be had viii also be ready for about september
| 10. Here one can dine from 10 5 O'Clock, while
| listening to music, amid flowers and fountains and
then descend at viii. hy huge elevators taking a
choice OF the varied amuscmcnts below.
The tower, from which full view Of New York
| Bay can be had, will be finished early In october,
Tonight the usual sunday night strauss concert viii
/ be given. The programme contains compositions Of
! Beethoven. G0uuod Ambro.,e Thomas, Mcndel'Sohn
and Strauss For the sunday night concerts the price
o! 1000 of the best seats will be reduced 10 30 cents
! The Brazilian viii reach its fncth performance
| az the Casino on Friday evening. Although the
occasion will not he marked by the distribution Of
souvenirs the performance Will take sufficient new
/ feature, make the evening memorable. In the
introduction will be song by Miss Marie IIalton.
! ard by Fred solomon. The latter Is called an
! Imitation SONG" and during the singing of IT Mr..
/ solomon wiz impcr,,nle The representative, Of
! different nations. L"cocqe charming opera bouGc
| Madame Ango" VIII in al probability be produced
on Monday evening. August u Miss Camille
D'Arvillc. specially engaged COR the part Of Madame
Lanro viii arrive from London July %, and from
that date the rehearsal, will be pushed forward with
al speed The contest for tho prize march has closed.
and the successful compoS tan will have it, first
public hearing at the roof garden concert to morrow
/ evening.
De Woli Hopper says that although the summer
hes been pretty severe on him. hc almost regrets that
! the rn Of Castle, ~ the Air" ut the Broadway
Theatre is its end. lie has found II such con
| genial work and his surroundings have been pleas
ant that he does not Ike ~ think of facing the hard
/ ship, Of the road. Mr.. IIoppors song about the
little pig that went to market IS beginning to rival
| Annie Rooney In popularity. The one hundred,h
performance 81 Castles in the Air Will be given
August H., when unusually handsome collection Of
photo crayurc portrait, Of members Of the company
VIII De distributed souvenir.
Carmencita. The spanish dancer at Roster & Bal's
| concert hall. viii introduce some ncw dances this
week, but they viii Doe u a distinctly spanish type.
Among them will bc Spanish waltz called Cahal-
lcias dc Gracias" III Nito7 hc Hat dance and FL
] Nj and he ruun
who give remarkable performance and the hurlcsque
| on La File dc Madame Augot7 continue 10 be
features of the programme There will b. the usual
/ conccr, tonight.
NaaA Hoe and Omcnc. the Hungarian Band ana the
! collection Of figures In wax afford ample amu.cment
at he Eden Muscc which is always popular resort
with visitor, from ont Of town well with
mctopotnus.
Tho city Directory IS HAVING % profitable at
tho new California Theatre In san Francisco.
The ner play written by Dion Houcicault, in which
sol smith russell D, 10 appear neat month, hears tho
singular title. The Tale OF Coat The hero i, a
!ousHcymau tailor, and unfinished coat on which
he j, at worn b, used a. an Object On plot
Gee. The author ,.,y, il is simple story iu which
sea No;k A.c and character }, dcv .iop,d. and
cyo.vj DO h.s mind upon witnessing Performance 81
"1Ao Poor Relation Nr. Russell, season Will begin
/ n Philadelphia Aum-t f. ait tAc now play viii have
o., NI.t production this city az Dalys Theatre
August H.. Miss Linda D"u ha, been engaged by
IIcd q. Lcrgcr 10 play the leading female part
Tins week Mckee Rankin ana hi, con parry VIII
have the hnal rehcarells Of The Canuck. wh'"h is
10 have il, production at the Biiou Theatre
July -. Manager RIOS inquest is Laving entirely
now scenery painted for it. and promise, handsome
prc,cutIton Of tho Lew play. Ihe complete east
WIL include NJ. Kanain a, Jean Eapustc tldcauN.
;. Miller Kent q, Tom >tcbliu-. the 81 Wall It,.
broker Wilton Lachayc jim Hogan, q Nc8 York
"spoT", Charlie, Cowlc-, aS Cyrus Stcbnus an oil
vermont farmer. Charles CLARKE A. Zeb llavlcy
farm hand +. II. Gray. Antoine the leader OF
the Ginsolcc Miss Mabel Iert ArchaIEe. the
daughter Of C,dcaux Miss Alice Fisher rs Hester
kccuc an adventures: Miss Jennie Ncamans
THY, and Mss Annie wood Martha Ann stcbbn-
A. jean hdIti,tc Cadc,uN, the Canuch, Mr.. Rankin
VIII have the part Of a hearty, healthy CanaGlIn
farmer; simple minded, generous aud shrcwd. The
safe OF sat, FOR NJ Rankin, engagement begins
at the boz Office Of The L.Jou Theatre BcNt Thursday
morning.
w. j. scanlan and his company left th, city
Yesterday for Portland. ore. where h. opens ms
seventh starring tour under the management Of
Augustus l1t0u, on July p. ON August VI Mr.
scaulan begins four weeks engagement at tho
Sew California Theatre IN san Francisco
one Of ;hc scenes IN ~ lair Rebel" which j. 20
be presented ia all Of the large cities next season,
shows tine hero escaping from Libby Prison by means
OF "a tunnel. The PRISON /, a revolving scene, built
ly benjamin Sherwood, and shows four rooms. with
men IN each room $780,,
torlnnc. who j, now grOWnup young lady,
all have tho leading part ncNt season IN burcsquc
ON Carmen" she VIII have strong company.
signor Lrc0Ini la, been engaged u sing The Phft
Of the TDlcaIOr
r. f. Elcc has engaged II. L. Reid. the scenic artist
Of the Gob, Theatre, 81 pant several special set Tor
Tho World FAR
Tho ianipn Voters. Who are 20 be part Of the
novelty company which Is 10 be- inc carly fan attrr-
ton al tic Academy arr at present performing at tho
Erp.rc Theatre, IN London, th7 being their twenty
aic'th w,ck al that house The IIa,Ion-Yotcrs in
cnuluucton with the Martincttl Pdnt5minc Troupe.
vii r..rut "A programme IN which. II IL said, there
viii not Le 4laglc feature that has ever been seen
in America before. - m -, 1850,
" ulrrr tse coming season Ellie Ellsler Will play
two cuqarcments in New York; the first In October.
The second January.
rbo decorators have hc-uu work Hcrrmaun's
G,ifv Taeate at Broadway ana Twenty ninth st., ana
4 l. positively asserted that the house VIII be ready
g.. nr,,uirg ly september ], the original date Herr
naor declare that he has mad no arrangements Win
@nyhrly to transfcr h ncrcst- IN the Gaciy Th"ntH.
,,S tIat he viii conduct il himself upon the policy
Which has been mapped out.
Nil. Helen Dauvay aud her MANAGER are losing