New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
THEATRES FIGHTING HEAT.
MORE OF THEM TO BE OPEN SOON-BILLS
OF THE WEEK.

- was almost no business done, willie the roof
raIdens were as crowded a usual. Another theatre
will open tomorrow night, one more week hence and
several in two weeks. Tho wisdom Of irving 70 begin
the season thus early is always to be questioned, but
as managers continue to do it, after 1t must
he supposed that they think they advantage
In II.
The Union Square Theatre will again try 10 interest
the public this week. Charles A.. Gardner will ap-
pear in Fatherland" which has not been seen here
before The scene Of the play is laid In the Iyrol'
An elaborate production Is promised.
The announcements concerning the changes to be
made at the Casino suggest that The Vice-Admiral
is the last comicopera production that VIII be MADE
In the house devoted exclusively 10 that class OF en-
bPtanmont since Its erection. II has SIX weeks longer
to stay The work Of altering the interior OF the build
ing has begun, and from, until september 10, the
dare set for the opening OF the new entertainment a
large force Of workmen will be employed day and
night The Alhambra Court, at the back OF the
auditorium, will be made particularly handsome, while
the buffet floor will lie made into winter garden aiter
the style Of the roof gar6en. A part OF inc DdHc'
is reheasing daily under VI. Espinosa's reon. Ru
delphi ArOnson, with the premieres and secQndas Is
expected arrive from Europe about August 10 New
features will be added the programme In the roof
garden next week. and the Navarro Quartet Will make
It's first appearance.
Mr. Dixey and his company and "The Mascot have
done as well at Pamers Theatre for the last week as
they could b expected TO do In such weather u
mascot may influence the number Of uumps In hef
possessors hand as often hand is dealt TO him.
but she cannot struggle with complete success against
two such opposing forces heat and humidity.
"Sinbads with few new features, has accomplished
another week at the Garden Theatre, and still goes on
The new solo dances introduced In the ballet al te
END OF the third act have had good effect. walter
Danrosch and his orchestra continue their concerts III
the ampltheatre. some important changes VIII 10
made IN the programme of the oofgarten entertain
nient tomorrow night Miss Minnie heh"oon VIII
II sent new Grecsn dance called the Ierke' 'iar-
Ia Julian the acrobat whose sickness for the last TWO
", ks has prevented his appearing, Will return ana
continue during the month Of August to appear win
his sister Miss Rose Julian. An orchestra under the
direction OF Sigmund Bernstein will give popular Sc
lections and Mile TheO will perform solos upon various
musical instruments.
After running for nearly ten months - Tip 10
Chinatown" Is vet filing the Madison square theatre
comfortably every evening. Last week the cast VIZ
slightly altered owing TO the sudden sickness OF Miss
Patrice Miss Queenie VaSSar, who PLAYED inc plre
OF Willie Grow. assumed the part OF Frt played w
Miss Patroe. Miss Lillian Swaine. newcomer. TOOK
the part Of Willie Grow. Burt llavery has gNeu Win
IIoyt Thomas for next season and Will JON 'he rodu
company PLAYING Trip Chinatown" assuming the
part now played by Harry Conor
Dufour and Hartley the Partisan dance dnettl's
from the Eldorado Paris. winning fresh applause
nightly AT Roster & Balls concert hail. They Will
soon have an opportunity OF showing what they can DO
In burlesque Other features are Nada Revival 'he
electric girl who sings and dances while flashes OF e'
are made at intervals from small electric globes
artisticay arranged in the folds Of her costume: the
Brothers Borani. acrobats Dagmar and DE Ceiie
vocalsts and the burlesQue "Pocahontas."
On August s in Denver, sol Smith Russell Is to
begin tour which is 10 continue for two years without
a single weeks vacation and includes six months
engagement at the Grand Opera House In chicago
beginning on May /. 1898 after which six months |
engsgement vii, be PLAYED in this city at one OF the |
broadway theatres. For the coming autumn ana |
winter sfr. Rlissels reperory will include Peaceful
Valley" and Edward Kidder's reconstructed version
OF a Poor Relation" New scenery will be carried
for both plays In Chicago Mr.. Russell will produce
three or four comedies which. if successful Will
be in this city later.
Ramsay Morris has accepted q new oneact comedy |
bv Mrs Il. W. Doremus. author Of "The Circus Rider
The central figure was written for Miss Elsie de Wolfe
AT present the piece IS called Mrs Pendetons Four
INLAND" The title will. however. be changed Mr..
Morris has also secured the American rights to new
comedy By Arthur Law, Of London, called 1.-The
Judge" one of Laws pieces. :" A Mint OF Money"
was tried recently In Philadelphia.
"Niobe" viii begin its second tour at Minneapolis
August 30. Thlrty-fve weeks have been filled. The
company will travel far As san Francisco and pEv
a two weeks engagement at TIE BALDWIN Ihea're.
Rehearsals will begin August II, under the stage
the part Of NiObe
7 NJ Uill has lust returned from Chicago and |
Buffalo lie says the final preparations for his
season are nearly completed. Miss Marie Tempest will
head the "Fencng Master company and open the |
season In Buffalo September 20. Boston, Philadel-
pha, Washington and Baltimore will also be visited |
before the New-York opening which occurs on No
yember TO- In the meanwhile Jane" The Private |
secretary" and play entitled Lady LII viii
occupy the Of the standard Theatre. the last
named opening the preliminary season Of the theatre
on Saturday evening August TO-
"The Face in the Moonlight the play in which
Robert ManteD will open the season at Proctor's |
Theatre, is a roila1tc drama Of the period of the
First Empire. Mr.. Manen will sustain the parts of
Rabat fugitive from Justice and Victor Ambrose. an
officer In the Bourbon Army
The building Of the New Empire Theatre is going
on rapidly There IS every indication that the theatre
will be finished about the middle Of December.
"The Seven Ages OF Our World and 8" A Trip TO tie
Moon the Urana Theatre spcctacles which pro
duccd at the Music Hall last winter will be presented
Der II. The enterprise Is directed by the Music Hall
Company Morris Reno, president
The success Of the sunday concerts at Edorad) has
been marked. \ number Of prominent vocal artists
have been engaged for TO-DAY. Among them Nine.
[o hss GkF csa Inde IL The 'G pop s % ana
swedish seXtet. Theodore Hoch's coronet solos vii.
pared ap elaborate programme. Tois resort has be
come extremely popular. Thousands 20 nightly to see
and bOmbardment.
Charles Barnard, ,uth)r OF the County Fair" and
Rem Tea are soon to begin work a local domestic
drama.
ROOssy Klralfy sailed for Iiavre on the Garngnc |
YESTERDAY ard will return In October bringing with
him The orient company. The scenery and
tunes are to arrive q month earlier. The orient"
was open the al Ilammer~teii's Man
haitian Opera Houso, in Thirty -fourh-s on october
8, but In the absence Of explicit guarantee that
the house would be ready for occupancy that |
date, Mr.. Kiiafy. who has had experience with
unfinished theatres, determined TO present the spec
tacle at another house.