New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19
HALF 4 DOZEN THEATRES.
THE FEW ADJUSTMENTS LEFT FOR SUMMER
NIGHTS.

The number of theatres left open SMALL even for
this season the year. 1t is the time OF roof gar
dcns and theatres with covers over them suier In the
competition. There now left the Casino, PamerS
tho Fifth Avcnue, tho Garden, the Madison square,
Proctors and the Ambcrg At five out OF these seven
the attractions comic operas.
There seems to DC positively no novelty promised
for this week. TIE Casino comes nearest to Offering
one having "The Vice-Admiral," which was sung
there for the first time last night. The roof garden
IS crowded on every pleasant night. 1t has never
been and has deserved to be popular as this
summer
robin Hood, has reached the last week of Its run
at the Garden Theatre. Next Saturday night the
opera will be withdrawn and the season Of the Bos-
tonians ended The theatre has been crowded at each
performance and the advanced sale for the last week
indicates that there will be no change in this respect
The opera could through the summer but time
tho Garden Theatre for further extension cannot
be had. The Bostonians will come again TO the same
theatre In the autumn.
T. s. Gimore's promenade concert programme to-
night ut the Madison Square Garden Amphitheatro
will contain compositions from Mozart to Strauss. The
roof garden will be open this evening from to -
O'clock and the beauties Of New-York can be seen
from the tower during the same hours. At the Garden
Theatre Thursday, June 80, the American Extrava-
ganza Company win present "Sinbad, CT the Maid Of
Balsora" The production deferred In order that
three fldrcss iehearsals following the Bostonians
cement might insure siooth hrstnght PERFORM
"Jupltern will reach its fftieth performance BY
the Digby Iel Opera Company at Palmer's Theatre
tomorrow evening, and o handsome souvenir viii
be distributed.
Richard Golden and his company persistently con-
nue til, run Of Old Jed Prouty' at Proctors Twenty.
third Street Theatre. II gives people who are unable
TO leave town for the summer chance to see Bucks
port, Marie, without going there.
The changes TINT have been made IN I" The Robbes
OF the Rhine ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre are
Thought 10 have had q good effect. Two dances arc
introduced In the second act. besides songs and
dialogue. The managers say that they arc salts
fed with the results, aud II they do not complain,
one else ought To.
With the aid Of q new process for cooling tho
auditorium, "A Trip to Chinatown goes on al the
Madison Square Theatre. Miss Bessie Cleveland ID
soon to apecar as dancer In place Of tho DAILY
Sisters.
Roster g. Bal anve placed large electric exhaust
fan In the dome of their auditorium and two smaller
fans trained toward the body Of the house at
the Of the private boxes. The programme TO
be presented ttds week includes the French dancers,
Dufour and Mile. Hartley In features, prominent
among which will be the - Dance Mitsire.' The
Jolly Students and the "PariNnn Folly Dance"t
James Keller, gymnast; the Brothers BOrar, Samuel
Dear1n in his musical act; the six Gnnseretus.
robats; the salambos announced as the electrical
wonders and the new burlesque "Pocahontas.'
new organization called the American Society d
Scenic Printers has been formed. The officers are
follows: Richard Marston, president; Harry Il
Hoyt, Harley Merry and Ernest Albert, vice pres'
dents; Homer I. Elnans treasurer, and SdneN
Chidlcy, treasurer.
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fisle has completed o new
e-act comedy for the Rosfna Vokes Company. 1t 10
entitled "Grandpapa.n The scene IS laid in a French
village at the beginning Of this century. The play viii
be produced early next season.
Work James O'Neills production Of "FontnenoA
IS going rapidly. The scenery IS painted b.
Messrs Reid and Fox, Arthur Wright is working 6u
the mechanical effects and Henry Puerner is compos-
Ing tho Incidental music Rehearsas will begin in
August and the production will take place In Boston
early IN September.
The spectacle at Eldorado is attracting many
thousands tho the river 1t Is sedom
that anything finer than Egypt Through Centuries
as spectacle is here. The Ballet OF the Viz.
gins In the first act WIS loud applause. and the
ballet In the third act In which Salmoiraghi and
piancIfor appear commands the admiration OF tho
Spectators.
J. d. Levy. who has been connected with various
theatrical enterprises, has been appointed passenger
agent OF the Chicago St. Paul and Kansas City Rail.
way.
Miss Fanny Davenport has Just arrived In the city
from her country home and will sail for Europe on
June IS, 10 be gone for three months. Miss Agnes
Huntington, with her mother, will sail for Europe
June 30 on the City of Paris.