New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
THE THEATRES UNCHANGED
THEY HAVE BORNE UP WE'LL THRouGh
ANOTHER WEEK.

All the theatres that were open last week WIN TO
main opcn for the coming one, and there VIII De I'D
, change in the entertainments. except where ''e po
grammes such TO admit of slight mouinc""on'
I'm detail and the introduction OF new features An
the variety entertainments at the roof gardens some
such amendments these will be made Inc i"'s
week has been encouraging on the whole The ROOF
gardens have been crowded the most OF the ume anu
the theatres have not suffered more than usuai.
Mr. Kellar continues his entertainments of magic az
DAYS Theatre in spite OF the hot weather ana 'e op
position OF outof-d0or resorts He has now piayee
for more than two months AT this theatre lhis week
the minor tricks IN the entertainment viii be chahseo
o. omitted and Others equally MY sying Wild be gwen
instead. The full stage features" Asnrte the @hio
Of the Moon,v oh" Cassadagi Propaganda" Fly
to- and The mysterious vanishing Bride'-wni De
continued. Tie matinee VIII le omitted this week.
There is an excellent attendance almost every night
1t the Terrace Garden. The garden IL cool ana COM
Portable and the comic operas, which are gwen III
German, attractive. on Tuesday evening siss
Holz will make her first appearance for the summer
The rcportory for this wees + as follows Mohuays
"The Beggar student; Tuesday, "Boccaccio";
Wednesday, THE Black Iussar"; Thursday, OF
pheus in the Under World, Friday. % The Black
Iu>>ar"; saturday. "Nanon."
Trewcy will bring his five weeks engagemer&cn
the roof garden OF the Casino 10 dose AT the con-
cert tonight II has been highly successful engage
ment. For the coming week a change OF programme
Vance: the Weston sisters, singers and dancers Har-
rigin, the tramp jugger, and Charles Compton, ne
English character singer. In addition there will be
musical spccaltics by Brooks. Denton and siloerberS'
and operate duets by De Laur and Debrtmont 1t
was expected that Mile. Armand AIRY would arrive In
time appear next week. but at the last moment her
departure from Paris prevented by the manage
ment OF the Ambassadors, who hold contract for
her exclusive services for several weeks to Mr.
Aronson has done considerable amount OF tele-
grabbing within the last week. and 1t IS thought that
release may be obtained In time for her TO sail next
week.
De Wolf Hopper's engagement at the Broadway
Theatre In Panjandrum" stretches Itself out in his
usrol summer STYLE Miss Della Fox has resumed her
place in the cast but will leave IL again for her
vacation Miss st. Henry. who was sick Tor short
time. /, also singing again.
At the Madison Square Roof Garden the bill pre-
scented last week will be continued with the addition
Of two new spociaes-Nlss Ella Wilson, who VIII
present a Chinese dance, and Edgar Foreman In q
character dance In which he introduces spade dance.
Tho other attractions will be Miss Kate Davis, Miss
Elsie Adar, the Muhlemanns. Frank q. Mack. Frank
Lawton, Osmond and Glynn, and johnny Williams
The Prodga Daughter has established Itself In
public favor the American Theatre, where 1t begins
its ninth week tomorrow evening. The roof garden
is also extremely popular. The performers are Miss
Maggie Cline, Lady Mansel, John Kernel, John w.
Ransome, the Frantz Family Miss Lilly Iandon, the
sister, relircv the Bo,on-, De Rosset AMI Heath,
Mile. Avira, the female jug ger; Mile. Anna and her
pug dogs and Prince Mignon.
Patrce, J. Adrich Libbey and Julius Witmark, the
newcomer, in A Tip to Chinatown have proved
as acceptable the people they replaced The at
tendance the Madison square Theatre continues TO
be satisfactory to the management. and as long as
thi, continues 1t is hardly likely that the house Will
close its doors
\ dispatch has been received by Roster d Bal an
| tbo sofM Ilp Dinm
French singer who was to make her first American
appearance at their concert hall evening.
This OF course pOstpones her engagement Indefinitely.
The leading features Of the programme this week VIII
be Wood and shepard Miss Lottie Collard In new
songs ard dance: the scrpentine Dance, by Miss
Dorothy Denning: Charles Haydn the mimic ana
humorist, In character mpersonaons the Partisan
dance duetists, Dufour and Mile. Hartley, in a.
repertory including LII Musique de la Garte'; the
performance OF the travesty OGenbach's La Belle
Helene" the Borani Brothers. acrobats and contor-
| tionsts. and solomon and Morton's oneac nautical
| operetta 1.-The Admiral Roster Il Bal have signed
a contract for the appearance at the concert hall OF
the boxing kangaroo from the Royal aquarium, Lon
don.
Miss Viola Allen the new leading woman OF Charles
Frohman's stock company. will play in r. {. Cartons
" Liberty fal' at the Empire Theatre before the
The new spectacle. a Trip to Mars" with which
the Lnipuans viii open Sibo,, Garden at the end Of
August promises To surpasS all the former efforts oi
th clever actors. Fourteen new sets OF scenery,
brilliant costumes and large number OF new me-
chanlcal inventions promised.
The Star Theatre will bc opened on Monday. AugnsS
IA, by Lawrence IIanley. who Will be- seen I'm The
PLAYER arranged for him by Miss Blanche Marsden:
The play is adapted from the old German play
which Alexandra Dumas used in " sullivan, and W. II.
Robertson in David Garrick. bat the story /, woven
around Gu,tavus Brook and the dialogue Is changed.
II has been arranged to begin Alexander Salvini's
next tour on september 10. The reperory for the
early part OF the season will include The Three
Gunrdsmen." Don Caesar de BsZan" and "Ruy
Bins" About the holidays " The son OF Porthos." .
romantic play which has had a run in Paris will be
given.
Is. +. Keith announces that his Union square
Theatre will open with continuous performances OF
vaudeville and comic opera september 4. The
house Is to be renovated and rcdecorated.
In Colonial Days" Il the title OF the new Indian
melodrama IN which Edwin Gordon Lawrence Is to
star next season. -
james O'Nei VIII alternate e" Hamlets
and RicheieuT with Monte Cr,to' "FOntenele'
and Don Carlos de -evill." romantic play founded
on the rise of the Moors In SPAIN