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this week surrounding the burlesaus. To-night
the soloists will be The Toulousain quartet

the soloists will be The Toulousain quartet
At Madison Square Garden Amphithsatrs to-
night Theodore Thomas and his orchestrs
will say farewell. after their own admirable
manner. and Louise Nathal and Leo stormont
will sing as sooists for the last time at these
concerts. The next musical attraction at the
Of 100 musicians. together with q number Of
seals Of masnitads - The q imors and III ON as
popularity Of selections from composers who
ths prosrammss innss.s bsna Is
ss BEEN snG heard IL: spsnns
n,Eht VII DO Tpesday next after Which per;
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main Il is NO doubt due to them that tn
summer support
Tony Pastors eut.and-out variety pro-
eramme this week is up to the mark. which 10
always pretty high at this house. Frank Bush.
the reciter Of Hebraio jokes. heads the list.
and Lottie ellison. who sings capltally. and 10
avssry winsome little BODY in Any any view taken
2 company OF their own in cold weather: Isa;
ny ana Z Frank BusS. % wfs th.
VEINS brothers and the Coyns sisters, English
Little. the Britannia Four. and Bon Hommsd.
. jugRler.
The engagement OF Guile, the French epsr-
alto tenor. for seidl's concert at Brighton
Beach tonight lends new and important in
forest to the musical doinRs By the sea. There
Will bs An increase In the attendance. very
likely: GI!il. viii also b heard At next Tues.
ass Dsss Houss VIZ & sa:
something to hear him. At brighton beach
Pain's fireworks show. at Msnhattan. Five
niehts IN every week ind deliehted crowd
there Phillion. the globe walker. IL specials
ElDorsdo has lost its venturesoms asrona uts.
but Levy and his moro or less soulful cornet
remain. aud Bolossy Kiralfy's king Solo,
mon" spectacle. with its odd commlngling Of
IL also yet on view. Tho show Is one that
makes y. pretty strong appeal 70 9 wide d.
ak Tnh sus to Msrn Visitors
against the swindlers who. peddle bogus tickets
at the ferry entrances and outside the grounds
The popular " Columbia ballet will close at
the Eden Muses on Aug. "a. Its final Dor
formances are signallzed by new and bright
met with fayor Mile. Vali, . Parisian singer.
ss On 20 AT
teen. from London. begin an engagement
Mr.. Miners Bowery dramatic house, the
Peoples. started its fall and winter season last
night with Pablo Romani" mslodramA
made out Of very romantic story. Tho VEN
delta" The east side had already vociierous-
" applauded this play, and at the Peoples last
night 1t gained renewed approval Tho hero
inc was ably enacted by Frances Field. who Is
young and pretty. Walter Lawrence inper-
sonated Fatio. and the support was generally
good. In point Of scenic effects. this melo-
drama must be credited with special praise.
Tho play continues this week. Next week
will be notable In tho Peoples history
because It will bring to that theatre. for the
first time. that pretty woman and ambitious
actress = Agnes Haesndon. whose new tour In
Marie" is. proof that the piece proved
Should BE- .1sn more 70 useful e her that
che has revised 1t radically. Besides. she
has written in some new comedy liuss. and has
added . fresh character to iho drdndhs per.
He viii not be tho eonSentionsliy. Offensive
dons MANAGER promises. ana. & h. is not.
there will be some cause for gratitude on the
ssv.i o. and sell FOODS AZ the sams TIM. ThS
Herndon company has been rsorRAnizsd for
this season.
Jane seems to have pretty firmly estab-
lishsd itself In public favor. II IL hasn't quite re-
conciled all differences Of 81 pert opinion. The
Madison Square has held large audiences even
on the warmest nights OF late: and that 10 .
good test Of the comsdy's power. 1t will out
Word ssa has besn rsceVed Of The suecsssu pro
sssies 4 Il: IL: kSSIsS IN Srsds!:a
theat9s now ' being S"it for his nsx Boston e1
s a. company. which opens with Men and
Mr.. Hyde" at the Garden last evening. and he
Karl" Beau BrummeiI. or A Parisian 10.
character has been decided upon BY Mansfield
for tho first week In September.
The final fortnight Of "A Fair Rebel. 10 an.
nounced at tho Fourteenth Street. Endorsed
In Q worry handsome and probably unlooked-for
name this interesting and rather picturesque
war play will 20 forth from town splendidy
prepared to take tho road by storm. 1t will
DO succeeded at Rosenaasst's theatre BY we'll
e o nG
paneB arc Gil retained. But there Will be sew
eral now players In tho cast, and that may i'm
part interest to the revival. There are plenty
O. new and good plays coming later In the
Nobody in the theatrical trade is more prone
to talking shop" than tho variety manager
At work or at rest at homo or abroad. speak
ing or writing. the instinct and the habit of
business cling to him. The weakness often
goes beyond that into tho domain OF sacred
things. I'VE buried our boss juRgler last FrI-
day" writes q terrible example. The per.
Joined In paying the burial exrcnses. The
friends, and was great success."
"A High Roller" enters its third week at tho
Biou tomorrow night. 1t will stay through
next week. and then "Niobe" will displaco it
Tho Abbott-Teal company. which will intro
duce the Paultons iarce 10 the metropolis.
finished Q long engagement In Boston last
night, and Will have virtual rest all this week.
II tho piece doesn't stay In town until long
after snow flies. everybody Interested In 1t will
be bitterly disappointed.
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