New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE THEATRES IN SUMMER.
MYSTICAL ATTRACTIONS IN ABUNDANCE.


arco of "Beau Brummclr al the Madison square
Theatre the attractions the city theatres are al
musical and will continue 10 be for seVeiai "ocN''
Mr. Mansfield has always drawn good audiences u"rIh8
his summer seasons, but the receipts wcrr never oclo
50 largo as during his present engagement In lac''
the receipts have been almost equal b the customary
return, in the height OF the regular theatrical season
The honse is cooled by means Of iced air, and mas been
comfortable OH even the warmcst evenings IT Is not
tnc rs has been asserted that MI Maishc"
characterization of the Old bean has undergone III"
portant changes since the opening night 1t Is SUD
stantlay the same "a 1t at first. Naturally Will
repeated performances and the conscientious study
which Mr. Mansfield applies to whatever ne docs, hs
portrayal has taken on frmer outlines ana perhaps
more vivid ooornS, but otherwise 1t has not changed
not have there been any changes III the coihedS H9c
the Gfticth performance Of which Will take place 10
morrow night Manager HART will not distribute any
souvenir. but on the occasion Of the looth
performance which takes place late in August he VIII
distribute handsome book Illustrating the HE ana
times of the famous Beau Brimmel and OF George w.
After Mr. MansGcd's lease Of the Madison square
Theatre comes to an end the production viii be trans
icrrcd to another New York house If Mr. MAnshehS
manager can in the meantime make arrangements
otherwise the production VIII be put on the road' u
return here about February 1. From present appear
anccs there seems to be doubt that Mr.. Mansfield
VIII be permanently established In New-l ork before
another year goes by.
The Madison square Garden Amphithcatrc, with
strauss Orchc,tral and the two grand baets, enters
upon It's fourth week under encouraging conditions.
The addition of refreshments, cooling drinks and Ices
ha, met with favor and the 300 tables which surround
the promenade are nightly occupied The attendance
has been exceedingly good from 5000 to 5000 often
occupying scats ana boxes and using the promenade
strauss Will give second SUNDAY night concert this
evening from the centre vi tic amphitcatrc 1t Will
Dc a. follows:
L
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Adagio sonata rathrtque ,..--,-.. Beethoven
p,nlss -y yna ,.' r S5s b. '',l srau,,
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3 Mail and LNpr,,,. 4. Syria. }. TyroL q.
f ~ ssora a, Sa '{ scSs5 a"'' IT, Gp Sha
10 Prussia b,EiI% H. 'rWan linn 10. E''I IS
Return to Vienna. 20 Vienna.
PART II.
The Dove. Eutr'1c".. ''oNiod
M' sweetheart: POLKA Nalur.n. F9aard a i,'s.,
.NriaGscd for Orchestra by Eiaald strauss
M{rie pi taS%rr rNIaa io liad Sra",,
To morrow night and during tie week the bal'ts
Choosing the National Flower and Peace and War
together with Sts,I,,'s orchestra VIII bee the at
traction.
Preparations are making for The celebration Of the
Fitch performance Of The BRAZILIAN, AZ the casino
Friday evening. July -. What Is termed the second
edition ~ the opera viii be- heard TIE first tmo
1
Europe new music by ". Chas-uilre and new
Dialogue by Max Pcmbcrton. which viii be put In
rehearsal Immediately upon them receipt All the
costumes viii be frightened M. and Miss Marie
| Ialton Will several now gowns. The Spcca,
waltz Nights" on the roof garden last week We're
literally patouilcd that they viii bc repeated on
| three evening, during the coming week. when the
! latest compositions Of Waldt'ufcl Strauss and
Cihulka viii be interpreted By the Royal hungarian
! baud.
The Sea King" at palmcrs Theatre has become a
standard attraction and the house j, we'll filled AT every
performance. Mis- Palli>cr. Mi, Myers, Mis-, Mcrvil"
! Nr steven, and Mr.. Miron have made thcm-clyce
flvorc, with The audiences and the performance ~ a
whole is one whose popularity }, likely o last Il" the
end II the opera, run. Mr.. Gmots will extend The
| run a. long d, ho can keep Iaimcr'i Theatre, Which
! will hc until lat" in August.
The unnacaug effort, Of De Wolf Hopper and hi,
clever company have maintained the tide Of prosperity
Al tl. broadway Theatre, where Castle, IN the AIR
| is bound ~ run lO7 nights. The popularity OF the
! entertainment I, due largely 10 the Individual per
| Grlnaucc, II the singers, Much nov music and many
now ,r.ohc, have been Interpreted. and the result
IA, been 90 increase thc quality Of the singing ana
! ,o Improve the huuor OF the dialogues.
Afunu. the resorts most generously patruilicd al
inf, season +, the Terrace Garden. An Interesting
rcp,riory /, announced for the present week.
| A, follows: Monday. The Lccear student win
| , cast incmdus Madame selma kr'nold AID
] I
! ferdinand ecnuctz: "Wednesday Die F!clcrmanN'
! Nine kr,noh and carl Strcitmann; Thursday
! r,r tbc first time The Carnival in Rome Fri
! hy and SATURDAY The Carnival m Rome every
MINT Arnold K,rllfy and hi- Grand Iar'ian ballet
| Cnrfcucita. ia conjunction with the spanish 81"
dct. ID, -tll the attraction AZ Roster Bial9 t"n'cT
Hall and with a changing list Of vaudeville SI"'laIiIe'
crtl,uc, 10 III that place If Amusement to ovcrl""hE
nightly, Tic new burl"-quc on La File dc Madame
,nyot~ Will bee continued thu, wcch. The usual sacred
| concert viii take place tonight
| Prince Knuellr Yaul Hoe and Omcne and the
Hungarian Band form strong attraction at thc h'eh
! un-o.. and the performances are largely attended
| Many ncw hgnre' III ""A h'Nc Io'o''' 0'e' $780,
| t. the collection
| p,yr. Clarke the tenor. formerly with the carr
| Rosa opera Company in England, VIII arrive mere
ucNt week to join tho forces Of the Emma Ju'h "iiid
| English Opera Company. Mc'sr, Locke ana DAVIS
~, making extensive preparations for the tonr oi
| Mi,, Jurh and her company next season Ih'y WI"
carr, a company Of 10 people. with al orche7i'" ana
charm, of th, same -lc employed by Mr.. Abbey Win
the PATH company lat year, ana all The scenery an"
ac,e.,oric, necessary for the production OF Their
rcp,rtory of twenty Of the standard grand opera.
The company open, H., own season - Wei IT, 'h't
Of La,itt's now broadway Theatre III Denver D" y"
lIlI, Minnie Palmer will probably arrive to-day on
The >crNiA accompanied by ncr I"n,a,H, ''1 ~ her.
Rogcr>. and three Of tho Plih'iP, m'hpv, VI ave.,
English company +. j. hawkins, Charles Allison ana
licrhcu Sparkling, who have 1"'n cnsaEeu iV W M
! c,lulug American under the direction oi W. W.
| Randall ,,.,..
Hermann, "Transatlautiqnc," opened Monday
night at Denver. Col mi, was the tlos,ls "V'N oi
! th, t,ur which has EiSt"d forty -eN"h weeks I'
company had been originally engaged for thirty week.
HERMANN, new company, which has been ciBaS'u III
Europe. will open the season III T"'"e'p'n' vi
| August H. o., ., ,,..,
Jn-.ph Br,ok,'s arrival In this city from PItland,
| ore. Whcr>' TN" senator season ma come L" an
end allows him just time t. make hnal preparations
/ Tor the production Of rhc balloon" at the star
Theatre thr,-. week, from 10 morrow night. Matby
The English comedian. will he here In few day ana
Mr. George Drew Barry more and Robert lIulldru hS
v.lI a. hr rest II an" company. ara already hero.
Thc scenery g., I'll painted aud rcctrsals Will soon
| begin. 49,,
Miss AMY Lee. the -epubrrtc, viii have the leading
,,,r next season In "A play called The Clipper.
s,n Ufl h, under thc management Of tustaVc Kahn.
! The Paul Martinctti panomim" COMPANY under the
! management Of Rich Harris. two Wen known lioS0n
! managers will begin their season In August at the
! Academy Of Music. The lanlOn- N0ltcrS, of rho
i,..t kunvu bands If a"rll~t, In Europe VIII be-
| -, I'M, uttrlftiOus with the company.
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