New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
ALL IN THE FUTURE.
THERE ARE FEW PLAYS NOW, BUT THERE
WILL BE MANY

more numerous than in previous seasons ana are
all well attended.
The Casino roof garden. with its vaudeVhle en-
tertainment, continues in favor Inc "eehis
change of programme keeps the entertainment iui'
of interest This week NJ. Guibal and MISS IRE
willie will add new mysteries to their sieish' Vi
hand and psychognotism act; Bryant ana SaVille
will appear in a act with music anu NNiSo
Eunice Vance will introduce another pudge' Vi
English songs. Besides these artists there VIII
also appear for the first time Fulgora DE i'esseii'
the French modeller, and the South American con-
cert students sixteen in number, who VIII give
selections in the half-hour promenade concert Inc
passing of the Casino into the hands or H. w.
Roseborn and the announcement or the mtehueu
production Of Rudolph Aronsons ana sidney no
senfeld's comic opera, 1.-THE Lawmakers OF syria
on September % settles all matters for some time
TO come.
1.-THE Prodigal Daughter continues TO be re-
markedly popular summer play at the American
Theatre 1t begins its eleventh week to-morro"
night and the audiences are still good except On
the very hot nights, and then the ROOF garueh Is
full enough TO make up in some measure. In 'he
roos sarden new features will be added this week.
the most prominent OF which will be James H.
Radcliffe and Fox and Barker in their muscai
speciality, 1.-THE Countrymans Visit MISS Maggie
Cline and John Kernel have another week 10
spend here Lady Mansel has some new gowns
and a new song. and there will be new songs py
the Sisters Belfrey and Lilly Iandon.
The Joint appearance of Mr. and Mrs Hopper
has added a new feature of interest TO fahJah-
drum at the Broadway Theatre. Mrs Hopper Is
getting along well In the part of Paquita' ai'"o"e"
her appearance in this part few weeks ago Wa'
her first attempt in comic opera Another souvenir
will be given on August T. in honor Oh the i'V'''
performance of ''Panjandrum.
The newcomers on the Madison Square ROOF gar
den next week will be Kara. the Juggler' anu ',e
FEM Brothers, Vienna duetists. MISS Elsie Ao"'''
the serpentinc dancer. will introduce new steps
and light effects in her dance "Frolic OF the ran
sizes" Miss Adar will hereafter dance every even
ing at 1890 O'Clock. The other attrac-
lions will be Miss Katie Rooney NOT
ace Randall. Ossman and Glyhn MISS
Kate Davis the Julians. Frank Lawton anu
Lawlor The garden is now at the heisht Vi It's
popularity. M ,,u,. o..
r~b,natown" Is AT last near the end of its run. II
will have time. however for one more souvenir.
This will be a week from tomorrow night wheh
the farce will have reached its 6JOth consecutive
performance. Each visitor Will receive as a me
mepto Of the occasion handsome bronze INK
stand 1t will be the last of the souvenirs OF the
piece 1.-The New South is announced TO appear
at this theatre on August IA.
1t has been decided after all to retain king
Solomon" as the main attraction at Eldorado for
the rest of the season. The Board of Directors
including Mr. Kralfy himself thought last week
change in the performance were made. Inc idea
was to retain the best and most prominent feat-
ures Of king Solomon" such as the paiiet ana
marches and to change 1t by the addition OF new
features The public. however has by It's increased
attendance given the Board Of Directors to under
stand that the change would not meet with APP
prevail number of new people, however have
been engaged and they will make their appearance
Tomorrow night. The flying trapeze performer
Miss Lizzie Vaids. formerly of the Naidis SISTERS
will be SEEN and will conclude her performance
BY making dive from an altitude of eighty-nve
feet from a tower into netting placed on the stage.
All Baba's troupe of Arabian acrooats WIZ also
make its appearance tomorrow night TINS even
ing the performance will take place as usual ana
In the afternoon. Immediately after the band con-
cert and vaudeville show, Mr.. Carton the rrehch
aeronaut will make balloon ascension from the
grounds.
notwithstanding the hot weather, Roster d
Balls concert hall is receiving its share OF attend
ance big Frank" the boxing kangaroo from
the ROYAL Aquarium, London. Is proving more vi
an attraction than was at frst supposed II IL
certainly a unique spectacle to see an animal OF
this character stand up and box with man with
the skill of an old time pugilist. Among other
features on the programme for this week VIII De
a new edition of Ohenbachs one-act operetta
.BIuebeard'': Charles Haydn. humorist and mimic
In new representations of various characters Miss
I,ottie Coard Wood and Shepard, musical sketch
artists: the Brothers Borani acrobats and dis
appearing demons; Dufour and Hartley, the Par
isian dance duetists in their new song and dance
la Musique de la Garde,' and the one-act oper-
eta, THE Admiral
J. Wesley Rosenquest is in town every day, pre-
pairing for the opening of the next regular season
at the Bijou and the Fourteenth Street theatres.
He SAYS he has a contract with W. a. Brady TO
present The New South" the Fourteenth
Street August IA for run of two weeks ms
will be followed by "Gen-da- Tough" and Halen
and Hart On October Joseph Arthurs new
play The Corncracker" will have its first pro-
duction. The Rijou Theatre reopens on September
4 with Russells Comedians in the Worlds Fair
CITY Directory" which is TO for several weeks.
There is some doubt as to whether The New
South" will really be played at the Fourteenth
Street, another house announces 1t for the same
date
On Monday, August Z, the Lyceum Theatre
opens with f. II. Sothern. who will then begin his
seyenth annual season. In view Of the fact that
"Captain Lettarblar" had TO be withdrawn last
season while IT was still prosperous this play VIII
be presented for the first three weeks Of Mr.. Soth-
ern's engagement Following Captain Lettar-
blair he will appear in his new play entitled
s.Sherdan; or the Maid OF Bath" This play is
based upon the life and times Of Richard Brnsley
Sheridan. DR.. Thomas Lnley, whose house is the
scene of the first half of Sheridan, was a IA
nous English composer All the members of his
family were excellent musicians, his eldest daugh-
ter, Betty, or, more properly speaking Eliza Ann
being one Of the best oratorio singers OF the day.
ne wrote the music OF Here's to the Maiden OF
Y2ashful Fifteen for THE School for Scandal and
either composed selected the music of The
Duenna." He became stakeholder In Drury Lane
Theatre under sheridans management. and the
venture ruined him.
Ramsay Morriss comedy company opens Its
sscond season at the National Theatre. Washing
ton. on September H. Mr.. Morrs's repertory will
include Joseph 1.-The Judge" by Arthur Law;
and Mrs Pendietons Four-n Hand" The last is
a one-act comedietta adapted by Mrs. C. A Dore-
mus. author of 1.-THE Circus Rider from Ger
trude Atherton's story Of the same name The
principal character will be played by Miss Elsie
De Wolfe.
..~-.sa.. 4io rroat Ercnch yinlinist sails