New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
RARE AS A PLAY IN JUNE.
A FEW STILL LEFT AND LIKEWISE SOlE
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

The restoration OF Robin llooi' to the stage VI
the Garden Theatre by the Bostonans seems 10 nave
been altogether the proper course Tor the managers
to pursue. The house was filled all last weeR, quite
in the early days OF the opera. The knicKer'
bockersr will be kept I'LL 1t is needed All the
singers retain their former hold the popular
approval and applause.
The most attractive bill the Casino has put forth
in some time will have Its beginning tomorrow
night Mr.. Dixey will open the performance ut
o'clock with "Adonis.' the success OF which shows
no signs OF diminuOn. It's 1oOth performance
Tuesday night. AT .: 80 O'Clock tomorro"
night, while the curtain Is down between the acts
OF Adonls,' Trewey will give his entertainment In
the roof garden. The performance OF "Adonis' VIII
end at 10: As, and fifteen minutes later the stage
will be occupied by Sandow the strong man. Ihs
exhibition OF his powers will occupy about thirty
minutes. The five harrison Sisters will make their
first appearance In the roof garden tomorrow night
The rest OF the entertainment will be gwen oy
Miss Sadie Mcdonald. Harrigan ana Nile Maya
Rudolph Aronson announces that the coming week
will be the last of Mile. Naja's engagement ana
she will appear twice every performance The
third concert OF the will be given on inc
roof tonight.
The entertainments which Hermann the magician
gives his theatre have always been found par
ticulary delightful to the children. They are Won
derful enough for anybody, but they especially ap'
real to a chil1s unfalng taste for the marvellous.
This makes the Saturday manees extremely popu'
lar Tomorrow night the Illusion The Escape from
Sing Sing will b. introduced aud will be continued
through the engagement.
Tho rrodgal Daughter, begins its fourth week
at the American Theatre tomorrow night with the
steady demand for seats and boxes two ana
three weeks ahead that has been noted since the
beginning Of IT'S In spite Of the warm nights
the house has been crowded at every performance.
The new theatre has, OF course been partially tho
cause the excellent business, but the sceplechase
play has had much to do with it, too. Next week
the American Theatre will endeavor to add to Its
popularity by opening its roof garden and giving two
big entertainments for price OF admission, 80
cents. The Prodgal Daughter" and the roof garden
with its long list Of novelties may be seen for the
che admission ticket. Mr. French will Introduce
Miss Maggie Cine the Franty family OF acrobats. two
men and three women Lady Mansel, the skipping
rope dancer; Prince Mienon, an acrobat Nile Alvlra
a juggler from the Empire Theatre, London, AMI the
Folies Bergere Taris: Mile. Anna and her troupe
OF performing pug dogs; the two Bostons, VINO give
a comic bull fight: the Sisters Belfrey, serocomio
artists, and Miss Lille Landon. All these people
will be on hand for the roof garden opening on
June 10.
The summer theatre goers are finding out that the
entertainment given at Days Theatre IS most at
tractivc one, and they filling the house better
than at first 1.-The Lean Of Lover Is played most
agreeably, and Mr. Kellar's performance Is full o.
marvels. His illusion called "Oh' Is one OF the
most surprising here.
Charles Frohman has Just come back from Lon
don to see how The Girl Left Behind Me- Is getting
OH at the Empire Theatre and TO Disclose his new
plans and projects. lie has cause for alarm about
The Girl Left Behind Me- which goes on with the
same sort OF monotOnous prosperity that II has ex'
perienced from the first.
"Panjandrum- continues its prosperous career at
the Broadway Theatre where the attendance Is largo
at every performance. De Wolf Hopper as Pedro,
the bull fghteL and again in the various DISCUSSES ne
assumes, Is seen TO excellent advantage, ana the
other avores in the cast give valuable assistance.
"Panjandrum" Is handsomely staged, the scenery ana
costumes being particularly rich and effective. To-
morrow evening the graduating and fGrloush classes
OF West Point, accompanied by the ctmmandint ana
officers Of the post will make their annual visit to the
Broadway.
Palmers Is an especially cool theatre, and the fun
OF 1902 kept up well and the large audiences
experience so little discomfort that the house VIII
probably be open all summer Novelties are an-
nonnccd for tomorrow night, including Bertoo' the
sensational protean dancer who makes compie1
changes of costume In five seconds Miss iheres@
Vaughn will sing some new ballads
Walter Sanfords company will begin the summer
season AT the Fourteenth street Theatre tomorrow
night with n production Of a Flag OF Truce" by
william Haworth. the author OF "The Ensign Inc
cast includes Henry Bergman. william Uaworh, Will
lam Baisdell, John Woodland. Miss Anna Belmont
and Miss May Thompson. The stage setune promises
TO be elaborate particularly for the quarry scene.
where real steam drills in operation Tom"
Ma elire 1, rapidly getting better. Ills physicians
hope to have him out within week Preparations
for his testimonial at the Bjou Theatre on sunday
evening, June %, promise an eXcelen entertainment"
The attraction at the Columbus Theatre this week
Is the production. for the first time here OF Ianeieo
Up.~ 1t introduces Louis De LANCE and VIII 81
Rising. Preceding the play will be given tie one
act comedett why ?" written by Burr Mcintosh.
since the presentation of the bronze stauette Ok
" The Widow" on OF the souvenir nights oI "A
Tip to Chinatown souvenir makers have made
speciality OF statue,teS. Mr. lioyt Is determined W
keep up the habit and he has therefore decided mat
the souvenir to mark the GOith performance oi "A
Trip to Chinatown" shall be II bronze statuette Ok
MI, Bessie Clayton In one OF her dancing poses'
William Guiloyle. who was the original waiter In "A
Trim 10 Chinatown" will return tomorrow night. and
newcomer in the company Will be Miss Mamie
ne press agent OF the Crystal Maze at Broadway
and Thirty eshihsi Is clever man. as has r Geep
IeIls all about the Maze for the readers OF this coumn,
with the simple line "A w@a TO int .n Words %lsc ,ns
since they sufficient for anybody VINO reads THIS
rnc space occupied by the Maze equals that Of
lar-e drawing room. or :"Ai; ieel making ~.
feet and a. r nas also SS applied TO- the
q Door s'' pace %Si''' xhish S mped By IT, gives
nv p lass o. Which, Si indirectly rejected ioa times EACH
on.'s 80 wa KING In front OF one ; SELF In one
mirror one can see all Of the passsseways of the
Maze In a direct line
air.shaft over the auditorium Roster q Balls, with
sixteen smaller electric fans IN the lower part OF
the hail. this resort has been found cool place 70
snend an evening. The features this week are the
Iursan dance duettists VI. Dnour and Mile Hartley,
in new songs and character dances. including novel
n,,ody on the Spanish dance " RI BolerO": Miss
Ada Lundhcrg, the English seriocomc singer and
impcrsonator. in new songs; Mario and Durham.
lrpc horizontal bar performers the Borani Brothers.
acrobats and cOntorilonists; the serpentne Dance
ucrIormed 3v Miss Dorothy Denning. Nile. Juanlta
t,rdoux In spanish SONGS AMI dances AMI the Two
opcret,as, " Biilee Taylor and e aul's Dilemma
Extensive alterations are under way at the I'M
rerIl Music HALL preparatory - III" summer season.
The front Of the house i II be Illuminated Win an
artistic arrangement OF electric lights and the large
p,ricO over the main entrance |, 10 Be hl.ed with
lowering plants and running vines In the audi-
,orum and cafe many no.seless electric fans have