New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
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=, crowded with people going TO and from the World
ra,r and while Chicago would have such counter
attraction that It's theatres Would langush those
here would not be numerous and large enough on
,ertain the visitors. Whether the result indicates the
failure OF the Fair not it not only indicates. but ii
Is the failure of the theatres. Many Of those which
made plans for all summer closed already and
others may close al almost any time. There are
NOT people enough IN New-Nork just 10 need
twenty theatres. ten. or five. There was ht;le
cncourag emen last week to be and few pleas
ant nights which not hotter than Is expected AT
this season brought In some good audiences. As re-
snlt of This two houses that close last night
will keep open little longer but they have little
stability and a few hot nights may end them.
"The PrOdigal Daughter enters on It's eighth week
AZ the American Theatre tomorrow night. lis first
6rv performances have drawn crowded houses and
interest In the play to be inst fresh as 1t
was when it was first produced here. The scene
no doubt contributes largely to this popularity There
is n good deal Of entertainment for tho money al the
American Theatre the roof garden show is also
10 beral. A visitor can have continuous vaudeville
performance there he can see The PTOdigal
Daughter" in the theatre and 60 to the roof al the
end OF the steeplcchase play at IL rs O'Clock. still in
time for the of John Kernel. Miss Maggie Cline,
the Frantz family and De Fosser and Heath.
The popularity OF Trewey's entertainment al the
roof garden Of the Casino has induced Rudolph Aron-
son TO extend his engagement another week. making
the farewell night Sunday. July 16. The new pro-
cramme OF the week will include musical specially
by Brooks Denton and Silverberg funny sayings by
Dan Hart the Salamhos operate duets by De Laur
and Debrmont and songs and dances 10y Miss
Sadie Mcdonald. The popularity of this resort in
creases every and pleasant evenings IT is
crowded early and late. The sunday concerts are
literally attended. On Monday July II. Nile. Armand
AIRY will make her first appearance in this country.
She is now on the ocean, passenger on the Iourane
Mr. Kellar the magician has determined 10 con
time his entertainments at Daly's Theatre at least
until August and possibly longer. The entertain
ments have proved so satisfactory that both Mr. DAILY
and Mr. Kellar have agreed TO continue them. This
week new tricks and experiments in magic will be
given, and the illusions will 10 presented in COM
pete and thoroughly mystlfying manner hereto
fore.
The Terrace Garden will continue its season this
week by the performance Of operas in German as fol
lows: Monday night. "The Gypsy Baron; Tuesday,
Fatinitza"; Wednesday. Gasparcne" Thursday The
Gypsy Baron; Friday, "CrpheuS In the Under
world: Saturday "Crphelis in The Underworld"
After next Saturday evenings performance of Pan
tandrum,' at the Broadway Theatre, Miss Della Fox
will retire from the In order to take vacation
Mrs. Edna Wallace Hopper has been engaged 10 plsy
Paquta IN place OF Miss Fox. Tomorrow evening
the eleventh week of "Paniandrum's' season in this
city will begin.
Dr. Carver and his Indians cowboys and horses
excite wild enthusiasm among melOdramatically dis
posed persons who visit the Academy Of Music from
night to night. The doctor Is considering the intro
duction OF his horseback shooting lie has plenty
of shooting Of other styles already.
There will be change Of bill at the Madison Square
Roof Garden tomorrow evening. Clynn and OSsInan.
hanjoists will appear for the first time together.
Miss Rose Julian the cOntOriOnst. and her brother
Martin will give acrob1tic fcats Clevette. the jug
gler and shadowgraphist Frank G. Mack. the wooden
shoe dancer; Blanche. comic singer; Miss Adair.
Edwina, Horace Randall, the Nuhcmanns, 1-wlor and
Johnny Williams will also appear.
The intention Of closing the Madison Square Theatre
last night was abandoned late in the week The
audiences seemed large enough TO warrant the house
in trying to get few Of them. "A Trip 10
Chinatown" will therefore continue TO add 10 It's long
record.
Bolossy Kirafy is determined to keep his spectacle,
King Solomon fresh possible, and ia accord
ance with this determination has engaged seventy
additional dancers for another dance. which Is
introduced in the first part Of the performance at
Edorado For the afternoon visitors the management
has organized open-a!r vaudeville entertainment.
which has been largely successful. \ display Of fire
works Immediately after the stage performance is
another attraction Of the grounds. The fireworks
will be continued throughout the season. The usual
Sunday programme will he given to-day.
The programme at Roster & Bial's this week VIII
include the mimic and humor'st Charles Haydn. who
has become popular, in several American character
representations with new songs: the clever Partisan
dane duettIss. VI. Dufour and Mile. Hartley In new
songs and dances; the French singer Mile. Juanita
Bardoux in French and Spanish songs and dances.
with new costumes the BOrnn Brothers acrobats and
c0ntorionsts: Wood and shepard In a new act, the
English soubrette. LOtiie COllarG In songs and
dances. including The Troubadour the performance
Of the travesy Ofcnbacd's La Belle Helene. ana
Solomon and Mortons one-act nautical operetta. The
mi 4 feati of no prD IN Monday
evening July Il. will be the first American appear
ance Of Mile. Diamanune, from Les Ambass deurs,
Paris.
Al the Imperial Music Hail. the English star.
Charles Compton. has achieved favor with bis mita
tions and character song. Lote Gson's return las,
week was welcomed and her new dance proved
effective Euhice Vance has also increased her popu-
sry. Attractions announced for this week Harry
lie Clair. ConrOy nnd Fox, Annie suites, Van Leer
nr i GacEson and the quake CIV Quartet On
sunday night. July &c, NJ Kraus VIII close the I'm
the haiconv is to De lowered. and new prosccnium
boxes to be constructed
to DE wolf, Hoppe. B. D. sicvsn.. j; {. Miner
and Rudolph Aronson FOR heir courtesy in entertaining
the members OF his Az company at special
Miss Annie pixley ha- arrived in MS city and has
begun preparations for revival Of "Mlis." the only
play in which ,hG VIII Will appear next season The old
WorNinen viii take possession this week Of Nlbo',
Garden which Is under ne management OF Carl
and Thcodor Roscnfeld. The stage win De altered
and put into perfect order; the uditorinm viii be
embeilishod and thoroughly renovated. Ihe theatre
win bc opened tie end OF August with The Lilipu-
tans. who will then produce for the hrSt time their
new NAV " Trip to Mars" The little people who
are now N Greenwood Lake, Will soon return TO this
CITY TO begin rehcarsal>.
s,nar1 Robson Is to give "The Comedy Of Errors"
setting next with he promises shali srrpass
all former effort. II will be hi, only play, nj,
"1ae Younger son" Is the title selected for David
Relsscos new play which VIII lie presented by Charles
Froh mans stock company upon It's return TO tie
Empire Theatre.
Arthur LLOYD who with his company sails from
tour the latter part Of that month. in bis own musical
comedy. "Our Party -,
Darke,, Pussia Is the ftlc Of Crattan Donnellys
play which will 60 the road next season uiluer
the managrmcn, Of sidney Il. Els.
After 4 long sickness Miss Verona Jarp',u j apain
able IN leave room. Miss Jarb"al VIII open h,r
season early next month. presenting the new comedy
entitled al Fl Just from Paris