New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
MORE THEATRES CLOSED.
WHAT THOSE THAT ARE LEFT HAVE TIC
OFFER

the Garden Theatre robin Hood just In the
middle OF its engagement Is still the most popular OF
the present theatrical attractions The Is 70
back in the autumn with the opera and the
managers confident Of another renewal OF popular
iy for 1t. The roof gnrden las established itself
in favor ut and is in great harmony with the
Gilmore concerts In the amphitheatre.
The Union square Theatre will be opened
night for the first time under its management
The attraction will be two plays called The Fabri
Gator and Adrf" The company 10 present them
Is headed by Robert billiard.
new comic opera will be offered ut the
Broadway Theatre tonight 1t is called "King
Knliko" and is the work Of Frederick solomon ana
Frank Dupree. The company which VIII present IL
includes Miss Nina Bertin Edwin Stevens, Miss
Clara Lavine William BaisdelI, Arthur Pacie, 8.
Snrandol, John T. Scott, Robert Magee. Miss Eva
Davenport Miss Agnes Paul and Miss sallie Mad
dcrn.
Richard Golden will continue his engagement In
Old Jed PrOuty" ut PrOctor's 1wenty-third street
Theatre this week. Those who have an affection for
ucksport, Maine for other places Of the sort may
find much here remind them OF the haunts In which
they delight.
The Casino has fairly begun its summer career,
commonly the most important part OF Its years
achievements in the OPENING OF the roof garden.
Tie Child OF Fortune" keeps its place on the stage
and is ably supplemented by the attractions on the
roof. continuance OF extremely warm weathe7has
fewer terrors for this house than for almost any
other
The prime feature at Tony Pastors Theatre this
week will he the return OF Miss Lottie ellison, VITO
H. generally a favorite with the audiences there The
company be presented will further Include sheher
and Bal1eley the high-kckng dancer, Miss Capitola
Forrest: Mss Bonnie Thornton, the cartOonist and
ventrilOqmst, rrof.n Thornbury; the skater and
dancer Major Newell; Allen and Rankin Billy and
Ella Watson, German character vocasts ano
dancers Miss Nellie Burt, Mcbride and Good
rich and the All Brothers, gun spinners tunblers ana
boxers.
II is an old story TO say that improvements have
been made in O production since its opening nisnt'
hut In the case OF "The R0bber of the Rhne' ut
the Fifth Avenue Theatre it Is quite fair TO say So
The dialogue has been shortened and some new songs
hive been added, notably for Mr.. Coffin and MISS
Manola in the intermezzo. There are SO many go0o
things about the production and the performance OF
tho opera that it is to be hoped enough changes can
be arranged to make it thoroughly successful
"A Trip to Chinatown at the Madison Squire
Theatre goes on through the hot weather as 1t has
gone through everything else. The first performance
here OF Mr. rIoyts new piece "A Temperance Town."
Is announced TO take place on October L.
The first of the summer souvenirs Is talked OF
M Palmcrs Theatre where the fitch performance OF
Jupiter by the Dlsby Bell Opera company
will occur three weeks from tonight. The
design is not vet decided or, but IL Will have 10 be
| something good keep up the reputation established
by the silver spoon last summer
| Al the Columbus Theatre in Harlem James A.
Hearnc's Irish comedy. Ny Colleen" will be seen TO-
night with Tony Farrell IN the principal char
| acter Mr. Farrell has achieved some reputation on
the road as an actor singer The play has already
been seen at downtown theatres.
Bobby Gaylor and his farce comedy still play
Sport McAllistcr, One Of the 400" at the bnou
Theatre several changes II the specialtes are an
| uoinced 10 be made this week. 1t Is on such
| hat al
their popularity.
"Elysium' goes on at Herrmanns Theatre. After
much discussion It mas been decided that omene shan
not dance in IT, Mr. Hermann is in town again at the
head Of the affairs of his theatre and has made this
determination. He allows the rest OF the piece 10 ~
on for some reason other.
The new burlesque Of "Pocahontas" lately PRO.
duced at Roster Balls has been favorably received
Incidental 10 the presentation Miss Madge Leasing In
| PRODUCES Z shadow dance' which Is attract
ing attention. NJ. Dufour aud Mile. Hartley to"
| night besides the Partisan Folly Dance" Will H.
trcduce two new features the Dance Mitaire" and
The Jolly Students The acrobatic act called The
Disappearing Demons introduced by the Brothers
Boran, is also a strong feature. Other features OF
the programme Carmenca in her dances, with the
chorus +. W. Dale and the spanish Students on July
Miss Marie LLOYD, who is now at the Alhambra IN
London Will make her temperance
A special matinee performance Of the new four
act drama entitled :" The Vandykes" by Mark Price,
Will be given ut Pructor's Thursday. The play
will be produced under the direction OF the author,
with Miss Alice Fischer the heroine.
J. T. Mcguire, the treasurer OF the Fourteenth
street Theatre will have u benefit there Wednes-
dov evening June 10. Messrs schoolcraft and Goes
will appear together for the first time In several
wears In their sketch Mrs. Didmuss Party" Among
others who will take part are Miss Jennie Yeamans,
Miss Fanny Became, Miss Florence Evans aud John
". Ransome.
Ed Banker, the actor, author and manager,
will hive testimonial at the standard Theatre on
sunday evening June l.. The list of volunteers In
cudes J. B. Radcliffe, George Merritt, James F. HOey,
Master Leon, j. VI. Turner. ". L. Marsh, Richard
German Frank Bush, ". ii. Easau, Kenny and Grant,
Hurry and John Kerne james +. Doan, All. Beav-
ems Miss Jennie O'Nelll Potter, Miss Maggie Cline,
Miss Bonnie Thornton, Miss Belle Gushing, Miss
Louise MOnirOse, and Miss Emmfe Wait.
Arrangements have been perfected for the benefit
TO W. A. Mestayer ut Fllmer's Theatre Oh Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Messenger has improved In health
sufficiently to take part in the performance lie VIII
be seen In the one-act farce Three OF the Finest
assisted by Joseph Frankau Seymour Hess, Miss
Katie Gilbert and Others. Miss Eleanor Carey and
John Glendinnng will present the oneact cOmedietta
"A Happy Pair Among the volunteers may be
mentioned Richard Golden L. J. Henley, sam J.
Ryan Miss Lotae Gs Wy Si DAVID Ihs' War Ssnsh AZ
Lawrence. Miss Marion singer Burt Hnverly, Miss
Kate TART MISS Vs s"a c5ars seamsn
! The stage will be under the direction " N1per
| Lothian IT, and the orchestra conducted BY Fred
Eustis
| james O'Nein will appear next season In Fon-
tenelle y "A new romantic drama Mr.. ONe4ll has tue
strongest confidence IN the outcome OF Fontenellen
and Is arranging to give it expensive setting.
The utle part IS that Of young French noble
man whose exciting adventures while performing Y
dangerous mission for the King OF France form the
mmn interest OF the story. The first production VIII
III In Boston 49,
Mloecker's The Vice Admiral" which has been in
rcllears for several weeks.
| BoIossy Kiral.y has hand @ new spectacle
with which he hopes, install. 10 QUITO Al his pro
vious achievements lie has entered into an arrange-
mont with Adrfen Leclerc the director OF the Arabian
dera rtnent the Rue de Cairo Of the Paris Expo.
-IfOn Ii WINS NJ Leclercs original intention TO form
| n company 10 bring the Arabans ID the Worlds
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