The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-23
MIDSUMMER hMusEnENrs.
The Strong Men and women Conspicuous-
The Soubrette az . Summer Traveller.

evidence this summer. At the Casino Bandow
displays his extraordinary muscular develop
mont every evening at the close Of "Adonis, "
and on the American Roof Garden Samson Is
billed as one OF the chief attractions. Then
there is o strong woman at Huber's Museum.
Her name IL Yucca and che Lifts a horse at
every performance. Yielding TO the fashion. a
strong man has beon put into "1<e2." but his
strength Is fanciful and his performance bur-
lesaue on that Of Tho others. This strong man
Is Walter Jones, who rocltes tho touching stan
zas about Nothing TO wear but clothes moth
ing to breathe but air." But the strong man
win not remain very long at Palmers Theatre.
because the engagement OF "1Ao2" Is drawing
to an end. ss Is that OF "Adonisn at the Casino.
There are no moro matinees at tho latter place
ofamusement but there Is n good entertainment
on tho roof every evening. and Trewey appears
at half-past nine Tho Bostonians will retire
at the close Of next week from the stage OF
the Garden Theatre, whore they have Just
celebrated tho thousandth performance OF
Gh9f'p HoHd thG sst N n,s
but ~ no nsAns the last week FL Psnis
srI m Thteh has int nassed IFS lftie,h night
snIos thrilling, sIei.inE mel odrama in the the
fss fnee hs
Theatre. The chief feature Of this entertain
ment. II We may Judge by the adyertisem cnts
which may DO seer. at work every day in the
rocky fastnessos Of Harlem.
Besides the entertainments already mon
toned there are several which may DO termed
permanent attractions and which offer q vaYi-
ETY. OF amusement to the playgocr. High-class
music may be enjoyed ut tho Madison Square
Garden. where Anton scdl's orchestra is in
enehsd and these who pd Wng1Tr m9note
the root WHARF cool bpnczes blow md ~nuds.
STtIls pred9ninst ' At the Madison SQUARE
the s
phS mr. pieces @ me- STAG
at The Fifth HyenueW wSS The isIe OF ChamnermeS
h mis s9sgestiys not only OF, OF cool rsirTeshment
t 6Me t 81 hn Eoy Ssra 1
e n; city for
sPtsrt.lnsrs ri. week fiIs Rarnsnd. :pirs'
ThS q not Sniy clever dSl!esstor q HsHT.w
usS ss% Z Ss:.
H.S IL: sss sS ystS5s
does not interfere WIN rs popularity.
The serpentlne dance mas reached the CZars
domain, ST. Petsrsburrers consider Il
-I.,. -, ,...tt,, ,,in
piouans anu ian'aseeasiy Original as ret-
formed by q young woman bearin e the mannish
name OF Bob Walter. "Hamlet" has lust had
-ss,,., ~, p,.. -. ',.,.L 80. s,
apfouuction IN fttsourRh with cast COM
posed entirely Of women. The authorities in
Ing deal Of charity to CIRCUS manager who
The Snowman Is allowed to exhibit without
paying any license to tho city or rent for
tho property. on which he. pitches his tents.
Only two autographs Of tho elder Booth are
known to be In existence. Ono Is owned BY
b. F. Keith Of Boston. and the other is in the
possession OF John b. schoefrel. Tho members
Of "A temperance Town" company were
compelled by fire to get out Of u hotel in New
England with. no other cncumbranccs than
thing 9Seept several hours Of, sleep -
Won Leer company in, sheflicli. England
The opera house where they had been playing
On the Frontier" was burned soon after u
performance. All tho scenery and properties
were DESTROYED. Tho show printing firm OF
Samuel Booth x Sons has gone into bank
YuptcV after moro than hall a centurys ex-
lstence a. Headquarters 81 the circu9 bust
ness The rlant VIII be sold and the booths
Will retire from the business. a trapeze per-
tormer FOL whilq doing his act In a Boston
theatre last week through the breaking q