The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18
NEWS OF THE THEA TRES

Tliorado has boon open for Sunday concerts
ony, but now II has n reproduction OF King
Solomon and the Destruction OF Jerusalem" n
vary spacious and populous entertainer emit OF
ballet. pantomime. music. scenery. and fire.
works This same pictorial show by Bolossy
Kiralfy was given In the first season OF tho re-
sort across the Hudson on the edge OF the
Palisades. and the renewal is the equal OF tho
original representation. There is a great
deal OF pageantry. with an adherence
10 historical truth In matters OF cos
tumc anc scenery: there is still more
dancing. marching, and posing in tho we'll
known Kiralfy manner: there is final confa.
grafton that thrills most of the boholdcrs and
as a whole. tho evening exhibition is album
dainty satisfactory. Eldorado is attractive in
the DAYTIME. too with its handsome grounds.
It's overlook VI tho city. rivers and bay, and its
afternoon diversions. outdoor vaudeville is
abundant in tho roof gardens. and the now re-
sort above n theatre is at tho American. whore
beginning will be made tomorrow night.
Tho place is spacious, three elevators carry
visitors up to 1t, and IL Is sure to
be beautiful when illumined by tho thou
sand electric lamps As ut the other
gardens in tho air, beverages arc to BIO
sold and smoking is to be permitted. The
FIRST SGT OF performers is led by Samson. a
strong man and rival OF Sandow. who lifts a
weight declared to be four thousand pounds.
breaks steel chains with his fingers. shapes a
heavy iron ring by the distension OF tho
muscles in the UPPER arm, and snaps the links
OF a stout chain with jerk. Maggie Cline.
the Frantz family. Mile. Alvira, and Lady
Mansel are among the two dozen specialists
about half Of whom have been imported from
London and Paris. Admission to the Ameri-
cans variety show carries the privilege OF
going down into the theatre to see the horse
race in The ProdiGal Daughter" Another
new roof garden is that Of the Manhattan
Opera House. to be accessible for tho first time
proportioned oblong expanse ommanding an
agreeable view Of the city; AMI having the
esS Ths ss " snd vsors
on the roof. without bout making it necessary for
a s"s sd q stairs louisa sS
who not ons but vqn TGcs
Sfot6e5; Of Ami Annie iFixIey; Tic porniaritIy,
Sdas rs0 that asF"ses pf0H' hH lie q
trade" A Few, years ago. when there was hut
degree Of business. but within few days
, will that b eH5 The apa
hail. At the Casino, sandow is strong en-
proper but he comes s" on alter Adonis and
ss 1'Sps sH that f SHS
as one Of the performer s Of the garden rather
iavorite and this week Hnde and omne. who
we're for , 9nG tine at th Md hden Mns"e: viii
garden Elsie Adair seems to be the m ost cap.
tiyating and brilliant Of the SPECIALISTS. Miss
ony ths who
execute back flip. which she performs every
msny S I GARDENS n o OF the sp
enerh,ain ,T will be sharper than . ever before
M w m N ka m
The drama proper is at it's smallest volume
now in all the year. THE Girl Left Behind
Ne" goes into It's last week at tho Empire
where it has had most prosperous half year.
These final representations of the play are not
likely to show any lessenlnC Of spirit or effect
Charles Frohman's stock company is present
ing tho same piece in Chicago for term that
has been LENGTH ned to four months. Tho
Prodisal Daughter" is continued under great
and its horses doing their best. and with its
is1s scene F meyer falling to excite ths spscts
sao shs snfs ill.,
"a Teas steer" viii renew Wit Itself at the
Known and diSertins display Of a,l character S te'
ps and in TessT and
The company viii not diner materially from ON
NAN, the Good Tor Nothing" is per-
, ,S 3d. # 1sys. ThsTs ksiiaf IS stil
sriven up for kait an hour at, the beginning Of
each evening to tho farce played by mem
Sees reE aSd
to some extent every week; but his exhibits OF
the stronger eemronents in the entertaiDm ent mt
Eoftsr Glgy di IN which ARE nTs
shooting Of Dr. c@ryer and other iiInstrstion Ions
3cademy Of Mn ME- win vii De reproduced at the
The only new play which New York Is to
have for this third week in June is a comic
opera The Talisman" OF Flanquette and
DEnnery will be performed for the first time
In America tomorrow evening at the Manhat-
tan Opera House. and into it will BIO projected
an imported ballet entitled Versailles" The
music Of this work has been described by for
slgn critics as light. lively. and agreeable.
taiismSn which figures Si in love and war; al.
Letting the fortunes OF several personages.
a hsW is IN AG foa
porter who asked him how many people would
IN as fSs
head YEARLY against the wall: TOO blamed
With III. h he Sa m
VESTED too much money. employed too many
s.aGe managers, and was going to give alto,
MS theatre. Mr. Hammersten certainly has
gTTH n to large expense In this production Of
are costly. and he has engaged a very large
company some OF his principals not as
famous AS he hopes they will be at the close OF
th"lr engagement, but he declares that they
treall good singers. and that his. policy is to
Introduce new talent to this public.
Thomas Iagulre is to give an entertainment
this evening at the Bjou. and one Of the
novelties will be sketch performed by
Timothy Cronin and Barney Ferguson. yaude- |
vii" celebrities newly paired. The other
volunteers arc numerous. f. II. Sothern will |
have play treating Of Richard Brinsley Sheri- |
Gan and his times. by Paul VI. Potter, TO pro- |
quce IN his engagement, which begins at the |
tt aynS.a ~ IN august, The characters arc In
dams c,3medies Of The School Tor Scandal"
t fhs % me Rivals" and the story introduces
Rinlsy prior 70 his literary ceebrity' TIA
hendais in their next American tour vii, iue
A. w, Iiner9s new play. Tho second Mrs
Iahlueray besides an unann0unced hm.rii.
can author piece. entlt ed "rha Ill.,. NHileii.