The evening world., 1890-07-19
AROUND THE THEATRES.
What the Footlight Favoritas Are
Saying and Doing.
Carnencitn to BE Seen in Two
New Dances.

Strauss and his orchestra are still af-
fording waltzy pleasure to the patrons of
the Madison Square Garden The sips of
something cool that was SO needed nj first
can now he obtained in the Garden, The
big building will soon be alive i'll all its
quarters. The theatre on the Twenty
seventh street side is almost completed.
1t is desirnedto seat 1, 500 people, and will
be opened in Sept. with ''Dr. Bill"
The Madison Square Music Hall, IN the
Twenty. sixth street side of the amphithea-
tire, to seat 1000 people, will be flushed
about Sept. 10, and will be devoted to
classical and popular concerts, lectures
and balls. The Boston symphony Con-
certs will be held here during the season..
Then there will be a roof garden. which
is also promised for Sept. Is. On the
subject of the root garden The manage
ment speaks POLITICALLY thus Here N
can dine from 9 to 8 while listening to
enhancing music, amid flowers and foun-
tains, and then descend at will by huge
elevators. taking q choice of the various
amusements below" There will be q
Strauss concert tomorrow night in the
amphitheatre.
Richard Mnnsfeld's Summer season at
the Madison Square Theatre is wonder
fully successful. Every night the audi
ences have been large. Beau Brum-
mel" is a great go, and Mansfield is for
the present relieved IRON the anxiety that
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He will remain at the Madison Square
Theatre until October, and Will present
nothing bnt Clyde Fitch's dainty play.
In October he will take Beau Brummel"
to various big cities throughout the coun-
try. Mansfield has two phys. one of
which may be known next February. The
cast of Beau Brummel" is a very good
one. w. j. ferguson and Miss tombstone
Bennett being particularly pra .seworthy.
The scenery and accessories are admit
rable.
Carmeucita, the Spanish dancer, now
attracting SO much attention ut Roster 4
Balls concer hall, will change her dances
next week. She will be seen IN purely
Spanish figures, and VII introduce a
Spanish waltz called CabalIeIus di Gracias.
FL Vito che hat dance and FL Peteners
will also be seen. The heat seems to affect
Carmencita very little. She dances as
bllthely as ever and appears to enjoy il.
"a ali obSNo a. UAo NSi o
ceived last week, will remain as attrac-
tons at this house during the coming
week. They are gymnastS and do very
clever work. The burlesaue. La File
de Madame Angot," will be continued.
De Wolf Hopper says that the Summer
has been ra her hard ON him, but Of such
a generous disposition, he feels no resent
ment. and will be really sorry to leave
| New York next month. Castles in the
AR " is prospecting at the Broadway. MIR.
Hopper's new song about the little pig
that went to market is becoming very
popular; in fact it looks as though little
Annie Rooney's nose might possibly be
put out Of joint. The n hundredth
performance of Castles in the Air" will
take place Aug. IL. when a collection of
photogravure portraits of members of
the company will be distributed as q
souvenir.
The Eden Musee is delightfully."- cool
these torrid times. An afternoon IN the
charming garden listening to the strains
of Erdelyi NacZi's orchestra is anything
but misspent. Then for those who like
their music n la tobacco there is q smok-
ing-room that is positively comforting.
An addition is TO be made to the collec-
ton of wax works at the Musee. 1t will
be "A group of twenty-four figures repre-
senting the reception given 10 Christie
pher Columbus by Ferdinand and Isa-
bella of Spain. on his return from the
discovery Of America. 1t will be a very
elaborate affair.
the Casino has had a perfect deluge Of
marches by American composers to Sc
lect from. The contest was O great sue
cess. The management are now tortur-
ing their brains for a name to bestow
upon the successful march. Many titles
have been suggested, but nothing has as
closed. The Brazilian" is doing a
good business at the Casino. and the
roof garden IL AZ usual crowded every
night. Miss Marie Halton has recovered
from her hay-fever and Is once again
Bahette, with her cigarette ong and
table dance.
The Battle of Gettysburg" cyclorama,
nj Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street.
still attracts the people. PhIlippteaux's
wonderful painting is in excellent condi-
ton, and is seen tO great advantage in
the big building. People who visit the
cyclorama are very often in the sam con-
dition as was Oliver Twist when he dared
to ask for a second serving" They
want to see il again; to inspect points
which must nave escaped their attention
At the time of their FIST visit. The
Battle of Gettysburg" can stand several
inspections.
Thomas L. Somers will make his first
appearance in America in four years at
Tony PASTORS Theatre Monday n ght.
Somers is the former partner of Eddy"
Girard. of F" Natural Gas" renown. He
has been in England since he was last
seen here. Other features of Tony Pas
tors programme will be Hines and Rem
ington. Maggie Cline, the JuliRnS. Muir
oily and McGonigle, r. NJ. Carroll, Frank
Girsrd. Miss Lo lise Lister, Theo. and
Ransom. the magician. Tony Pastor and
his wife sail for this country by
the steamship Umbria to-day. They win
he acc lmpanied by Miss Bessie Bonehill.
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Hayton. Char es Haydn, Miss Edith Hay
ton. the Messrs. Furle, Miss Edith Vim
cent and Miss Gussie de Forrest.
4" Apaiune " was produced at the Ter
race Garden in Fifty eighth street, near
Third avenue, last night. Herr STREET.
mann sang the role of Manello Netschano
and did extremely good work. Fraulein
Highlander was SRtalltza; Herr Dobers.
MaTcl; Herr Horwitz. FTaukof. Herr
Fuese. ir. Fierst Alanino and FrauleIn
Koenig, Heloise. Business at the Terrace
Garden during the past week has been
very good. The promenade concerts are