New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
THE SLEEPING THEATRES.
HOW The FEW LEFT on GUARD ARE KEEP
ING THEMSELVES AWAKE

Garden Theatre this week. and 1t Is 70 be expected tat
thew will be improvements. Miss Jessie NlIers Will
introduce new comic song; john D. Gilbert VIII SUD
stitute for his parody on "The Nightingale " the
topical song Because lie Was Old" The second act
will be closed by new hornpipc by the whole COM
pany arranged to the music Of The BAY OF BSc"S'
Mr. Roadway the Old Man Of the Sea. VII drop "pesey
Cline" for THE Bottom Of the Sea" "A song written
specially for him. In the ballet. Mile. fAriS ana
Miss Craske will have new solo dances. There VIII
also be- new incidental music. The Damrosch concerts
will of course, continued this week. and the pop
ular entertainment Of the roof garden VIII be auerucN
by the usual crowds whenever the weather permits
The reminiscent popularity Of "The 'lascot' has
made It's reappearance at hlnr'r's Theatre wecome'
and has brought good audiences to see Mr. DXey ana
his associates After this opera has served IT'S uhe
"Ioanthe" or "The Chimes Of Normandy" VIII be
given. and after that Mr.. Dlxev intends TO produce
his new burlesQue. "Adonis H."
With "The Vice-Admiral" holding It's place in the
lower part Of the Casino the roof garden continues 10
lie one of tho popular OF the citys sunlnereveh
NIX rvsorrS This weeks bill includes new speciatcS
BY StanNlle la Grandma. Miss Lizzie DeriouS DAY.
Mss Mabel Stephenson Binns and Burns. the GrardN
Professor Senac and his son, and the Espn0sa bali'
Quartet. dance, descriptive OF the evolution
Of skirt dancing will be given by NJ EdouaIu. Inc
materials for a Russian ballet recently pnr
chased In Europe 10y Rudolph Aronson have arrived
and rehearsals are held daily under the direction OF
NJ Espinosa. The ballet will be danced for the nrst
time on Monday, August 1.
The Of A Trip to Chinatown at the Madison
Square Theatre Is again to be regarded as MoeHhl'e
and another company is forming TO fill the dates
booked for the piece the road. Two changes We're
made in the last week. Miss Caroline Boeen being
substituted for Miss Florence Chase and Miss Grace
Kinsington for Miss Geraldine Mccain.
The programme for this week at Roster S Bal's
Concert Hall includes Dufour and Hartley, the dance
duetists who continue to grow in favor nightly NADIA
Revival the electric dancer, who Will be seen In new
effects the Brothers Borani. the disappearing de-
monss Dagmar and De Celle. singers and charac-
tor change artists and the buresQuc PocahontaS'
French burleSQue entitled a Village Wedding" In
which Dufour and Hartley will play leading parts is
In active preparation and Will be seen at an early
date The music Is said to be bright The piece ran
for seventy nine nights az Les Ambassadors, Paris
and 70 rtory five nights at the Elcazar oliver.
The decision Of Justice Andrews in the supreme
Court in the case In regard the transfer Of Frank
w. Sanger's stock in the Broadway Theatre TO l.
Henry French given last week IN favor OF MT
Sanger and permits him to dispose OF his stock With
out regard to any supposed arrangement with Mr.
French The opinion says that, taking the view most
favorable to the plaintiff there never was even
verbal contract for the sale Of tie stock.
A new play called "Rohan the Silent" which
Alexander salvini Is to produce with "OaValerla
RustcaIa" next season, is said to be test OF his
ability IN pantomme. 1t is one act piece and takes
hour and although on the stage nearly HI
the time lie utters word until just as the curtain
falls
Tony Pastor viii soon return 10 this country bring
ing with him Miss Bessie Bonelhn, Mss Birdie
Brightling, Messrs. Seeey and West, the Detroit
Brothers and Dan. kerwin.
The regular season of the Fifth Avenue Theatre VII
open on Monday, August g. when Charles Frohman's
comedians will appear for the first time In GIlette's
adaptation Of Bissons comedy, "Settleh out OF
Court" The company Will include Joseph Holland
NJ. A. Kennedy, William FaveTsham. Joseph Hum
phreys Charles A. Abbey, T. G. Valentine, Mrs. George
Drew BARRYMORE Mies Agnes Miller, Miss Evelyn
Campbell and Miss Minnie II tell. The opening OF
the regular season Of the Standard Theatre occurs on
Monday evening, september 5, when jane will be
AGAIN presented for extended run. The Union
Sauare Theatre will reopen week from MONDAY
At that time play called "FaHherand' VIII be pre-
rented tor the fast time m York. Robert Man
tell will open his season at Proctor's Theatre ON Au
gust 90, as originally arranged, with Ihe Face In inc
Moonlight" The company will have the ADVANTAGE OF
playing for one week in Buffalo before appearing IL
NewYork. Mr. Manten has secured the American
rights Of q play founded upon romantic s'ory OF
scottish border Afe some incidents OF which are MS
torical
John T. McNaly and Julian Mitchell have finished
a new phy called a Mad Bargain In which 1t Is
announced that James T. Powers Is TO sar next
season, as straight COMEDIAN What this term
"a straight comedian" means in reference TO Mr.
Powers will probably be discovered wlen tue piece Is
seen the stage.
Garrett F. serviss, the weuknown lecturer. news
paper man and geologlst. returned 10 New ork last
week, after moats' tour through the Yellowstone
Park and Puget sound country, which he visited IN
the interest Of the Urana Theatre. The result Of his
tllp will he seen at the Music Hall next season through
the Introduction OF spectacle Illustrating the wonder
fui natural phenomena Of those regions In the early
aufumn Mr. Serv1ss viii accompany the Urania to
Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. where a TIP
no lie Moon and the The Ages Of our World"
are to be presented for the first ume with the same
scenery mechanical and light effects were used at
the Music Hall production last season. In November
the series will be ready for representation;
Edward n. Hoyt Is TO play The title part IN Chanes
PAINS fireworks on the high road OF prosperity.
The change OF base from Manhattan Beach u West
Coney Island has proved to Mr. Pain that he has hiied
public want at that end Of the island me dlnereht
nj cf transit all bring their crowds 70 III the large
amphitheatre nightly. The Trip Is delightful one, and
the OF The Carnival Of Venice i. nerest-
works are OF the most elaborate description The gen
era opinion Is that Pain has never given so fine per
formaIces and fireworks he is giving now.
For the concert at EldOIndO tonight the manage
ment has engaged Nine Garcia Reigg, formerly Of the
ROYAL Opera House. Berlin: Miss Rosa llnde ana the
Swedish sexet. Nine. Rcigg will sing the grand aria
from "Tannhaeuser" and GOunods Ave Maria III
the latter Nahan Frankie will play violin obngato.
Miss Lnae viii sing the flower song from Faust ana
Old Madrid The swedish sextet will give mum,
her Of songs in English. German and swedish, ana
Theodore Hoch will play cOrnct solos The success o
Fldorado has been Of n most pronounced character
At the outset OF the the Indictment weather was
against outdoor shows ubu for the past two weeks uie
That the spectacle Is enjoyable there can be no ques
don. for the same faces are seen ~ ths grOuhuS N
peaedly.
RATES TO THE CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL"
The Committee Of Arrangements Of the Catholic