The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS TN THE AIR
Eldorado's Great Show and
the Casino Roof Gar
den-Stage Chat.

at Eldorado tomorrow. 1t will be on a
more elaborate scale than IN attempted
so far. A fine programme of music has
been prepared by Nahan Franko. and he
will be assisted by Theodore Hech, whose
cornet solos have proved such an agree
able feature of previous entertainments
Now that this resort has been opened
two weeks, 1t has given a great many an
opportunity to view it's beautiful sur
roundings, The effect has been to draw
attention to 1t and increase its popularity.
Taking everything into consideration
Eldorado appears 10 be looming up very
prominently. 1t is a lovely place OF about
thirty-five acres, and SO high upon the
Palisades as to be an object of interest to
everybody. For natural beauty. pictur-
sequences and grandeur it Is unrivalled.
The attraction this season Will be
Egypt Through Centuries" a gorgeous
affair, written by Augusta Francioli, who
will direct its production, The first per-
Torrance will be given June 4. Manager
Walker says he Ia determined to have the
finest ballet dancing ever seen in Amer
lea. On Wednesday there arrived fresh
from European triumphs. Alfredo
Bianci1ori, whose dancing In Paris,
| Naples, Milan and London won for him
the greatest fame attained by any male
dancer in Il decade. In Egypt Through
Centuries he will be surrounded by sew
| enty-five male dancers. and 1t is expected
| that their performance will create a posi-
tive furore.
Vaudeville at the Academy.
1t behooves every lover of comedy and
music to look in at the Academy of Music
during the next week and also on Decora-
| tion Day, May 30, to see the Metropolitan
yT...lrxsIta nt,l GtO,.,ndU M m ~ Tho
very strongest combinations seen in Jer-
sew City this season.. The opening play
is John l.. Toole's latest London success
the funniest comedy on the stage, entitled
I'm a Fog'' with Il cast far beyond the
ordinary. Ii, after reading the names OF
the entertainers. you can resist the temp
taLion to see the show, you must certainly
possess more than mediocre aversion 10
good performances. Among the talent
are Paddy Murphy, the "Only"; Phil
Mack, Lottie Medley, Judson 81 Brynes,
John Armstrong, "Edwina" in her great
and sensational grotesque dancing. Miss
Tiny Arnold, the dainty soubrette; Miss
Edith La Sale, the marvellous contralto,
| only II years old, and the wonderful
yentriloauist. civilians" .preeminently
the greatest artist III nls line.
Jupiter Bells Success.
That Jupiter has made a success is
| best prouen by the fact that Palmer's
| Theatre. New York. is crowded from the
orchestra to the gallery at every perform
| ance. No opera produced In years has
| been SO favorably received us Jupiter"
While the DOCK Is exceedingly funny, II
possesses u very ingenious plot Julian
Edwards music is bright. original and
catchy and co., taius some concerted mum
! bers more meritorious and ambitious
than have been seen in any American
written comic opera. Digby Bell has IN
s,Jupiter'' two of The most congenial
roles that have ever fallen to the lot of q
comedian. He has selected the very bes
company he could iud. Laura Joyce
Bell, his talented wife, pretty Josephln e
Knapp, the two clever and handsom G
English girls, Maude and Hllda Hollins
| Trixey Friganza, the beautiful "Gany-
mede," Fred Clifton, II. NJ. Imano.
Charles H. Jones, Mr.. Ravenscrott and
the little darcy, Master f.. Forrest Jones,
all go TO make up a remarkable company
The extra matinee Decoration Day will
be a special event; handsome and appro-
pirate souvenir programmes will be given
10 those attending this performance.
h Casino Roof Garden.
In order that everything will be in read
ness for the opening of the roof garden
of the Casino on June l, an extra force OF
bricklayers aud carpenters las been en-
gagged for night work after the perform
ance of 1.-The Child of Fortune" and their
- - ,--Nal 49, 1911