New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
LANGUISHING THEATRES
WHAT THEY ARE DOING WHILE hoI
WAVES BREAK OVER THEM.


One theatre will change rs programme TINS week
This l. the Garden where the Bostonians endeh their
brilliant engagement last night The house Will he ooSfu
IN Thursday night, when the burlc>q"c N'p'" WIN
be produced II had long run year Ut il'''e as ~
the Chicago opera House and has been III fehe''
for several weeks This week Will be t' last VI ,''
Gilmore concerts In the Madison Square Garden ailpn
theatre The vocal part OF tie programme VIII Dc
furnished bv Miss Camille dArville, Miss Flora Pima.
son Edwin IIof and Eugene COvles, OF the bos'ohi-
ans After Gilmore goes away week VIII ln'c Va,
before Mr. Danrosch occupies the amphi'heai" WIN
his orchestra The roof garden VIII be open III" "a"
entertainment there will 81 on through every 'i'is'
Though there Is a comparatively ne" "p.''' -.
Cadno the feature OF the place which chiehy a'in.S
and holds public attention is the roof gaueh III"
Vice Admiral makes lively bid for popular NV,
hut there have always been operas at the Caiho "'
= performance such ms Is now given on inc ro'i
every night including Sundays, Is so'hc'n"s ~, ~,
The present attractions will be retained uhelc ''
tho Fourth OF July. when there Will be some
and important additions ana some hc" '"'''
will soon arrive from Europe
variation In - Trip 10 Chha'o"n' "' ~
Madison sauare Theatre. will be accomplished uo
morrow night by the introduction OF ne" Spt'l""S
called The Widows Dance II VIII be dhNoch ny
Misses Thompson. Allen. Davenport anu "'''o"
souvenirs are promised for July o.
The Fifth Avenue Theatre Is another vi '"o y"
fhot endure the hot weather WIFI o"'H P"'N"''
,s nossblo TO exercise. "Thc Robber OF the khih''
,h soro changes which make it conform more nearly
IN thc recognized type OF summer OPERA bears up
surprisingly against the conditions mat nave 'oN'u
the most OF the theatres. The most ATTRACTIVE oi NV
now features IS the dance which Miss E1ih hen"ooi
has introduced IN the Second part
proctors Twenty third street Theatre also Keeps Us
doors open TO let In the coolest Of the evening brzeS
and such rcoplo MS may to see Richard "oilen
.lDla lid MT
however that New Workers Will prefer 10 go 10 Maine
rather than have Maine brought to them and set down
in Twenty -third-st.
Dicbv Bell and his company enter upon the nihth
week Of their engagement at Plmers Theatre '"mo''o"
evening Miss Ringquest IS rchoarsins new dance
which will be soon introduced In the second act INC
music Of Jupiter has Just been published and Mr'
Edwards the composer. Is now al work upon score
for GiImors Band which Will bc played by them SOON
Eldorado is an attractive place ON account OF lis
situation It's air and It's Views, besides It's spe'hcc
and ballots The baets exceedingly large ana
fine. and this place is constantly visited by uiou'
sands OF people who are glad they came.
At Roster & Balls tomorrow evening NJ Dufour
and Mile Hartley, besides the "Dancc MttalFr,
" The jolly students and their "parsian Folly
Dance will introduce new feature. the "la-NT''
boomdeayr in which some novel effects are miro
duced. other features Of the programme VIII be the
Dozas Nclsona. a jrgglcr and the burcSPue Foca-
nounced as the "Chan,euse Eleciriquc.' from les
AmbaSsad ,urs Paris will make her first appearance
in America.
No more attractive fireworks spectacle has been
given TO the public than the one ut present offered
I'm Pains new amphlthentre ut West Brighton. The
selection OF such q subject The Carnival OF
Venice" offers many chances for display. Music and
song enter largely into the presentation and The
addition Of ballet Is also pleasing feature In
the pyrotechnc display many novelties have been
introduced.
Mr.. Pearson the manager OF 1.-THE White squadron
which is 10 be- seen at the Fourteenth street Theatre
in August, is importing six Peruvian llamas 10 be
used in the play. II VII not bc the first APPEAR
ance OF n llama on the New-York stage. The other
one died and thereby made great commoon in Central
Park.
THE Fall OF Plevna" has opened at South Beach
and Is paylng part among the summer attractions.
steamers are soon Ia To The pier NJ Srutl Beach
~ avoid the charge OF conveyance nj ~. George.
Concerts Will now be gwen regularly on sunday
evenings.
Miss Marie Tempest. who will be the prma donna Of
DekOven and smiths new opera Inc Fencing Mas.
ter under the ranag lncni Of J. " Ilill. VIII sail
from Liverpool for Ncw-lork on August in orier 10
begin rchcaisals for the new production she has iecn
studying IN Paris and her fencing SER that she
Is an extremely apt pupil The opera viii BE- PRO-
duccd In Buffalo sep cmbcr 20 and will also be
PLAYED al two or three other large ctics before III
New York production In November.
The Union square Theatre will open on August /,
when Charles ~ Gardner will appear In his play called
"fatAcrand."