The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-30
'AMUSEMEMTs FOR NEXT week
Bessie Bonehill at the Madison
Square Roof Garden.
Living Pictures at Proctor's-Maggie
Cline at Terrace Garden.

Miss Bessie Bonehill begins an en-
gagement at the Madison Square Roof
Garden Monday night. and she needs
no Introduction to metropolitan vaude-
Vile lovers Among the other attrac-
lions promised are Caron and Herbert.
very clever acrobats; the Brunelles.
with their Liliputian theatre; the three
Graus, warblers, the only Ruth, little
Lottie ellison, John and James Russell.
the Irish chambermaids: Nellie Frank
lin. in English character songs; Frank
Bush, abella Ward and Senorita Tor
tajada and her troupe. There will be a
grand display of fireworks on the
Fourth.
Another set Of living pictures, and
this time at Proctor's Theatre. They
will be seen there next week. and 1t Is
Mr.: Proctor's intention to show. them
twice each day. Among the tableaux
ana" scupid and Psyche" "The Flower
G,rl,." . Two FToss% Night and Morn !,
ssppho r M"f Maon Fsiry yer" N s1n
Of the Wave" THE Angelus." and
The Diver" The vaudeville programme
T laeluds on Georfs Leslie George M
brothers, Musical sIlvo and his tumbler-
onicon. and Sig. Leonardo.
There Will be many changes in the bill
at the American Roof Garden next week.
Manager Weyl says that he attributes
his success at this resort to the fact
that he makes an almost entire change
| fractions will be Mile. Antoinette, Smith
and Cook. the comedians the Glenroy
brothers, the Darling sisters, Nizarra and
very popular; Maud Raymond. the ballad
singer Koh-I-Baba, the Americas Com
edy Quartet. and John w. Ransome.
whose songs and humor appear to be
particularly seasonable.
At the Central Opera-House and AS
| sembly Rooms, IN East Sixty-seventh
street, there will be long and attrac-
| already announced for the entertainment
are Baldwin and DAILY, who are known as
the Happy Hottentots; Katie Rooney,
Rooney; Blanche Fernandez. Lawrence
and Harrington, who were Il few months
| ago great favorites at Tony Pastor s.;
Grant. the mimic: Havnor and Andrews,
Aherne, the champion hand-balancer.
and Rita Durand. 80,
hold forth, at the Terrace Garden next
week. Vive Maggie! 1t was a great
stroke, of business on the part Of the Ter
ing card. whose Infinite variety time
cannot change nor custom stale. Mar
guerite is to wear some stunning gowns
ons to r sn 4a f hs soodf old put HIM
Down McCloskey" will be more interest,"
ing. other features will be, Press Ell
serpentine dance; the Chaplin sisters,
Zamora and James II. Barton's dog
show.
e e eHsEs sess s@F as an
Garden Theatre. New Jack-in,th e-box
surprises ss ARE RSppng up on all sSsG
the dulcet singer of ballads; Gilbert
Gregory, the eccentric dancer. and Frank
Egan. a lightnng drum major. The XII XII
they they p are exceedingiy artistic. r4ss'
VIII celebrate it's Four hundredth per
cosss w BE- among
patrons.
There will be change of policy at Kos
addition to the Kossuth Hungarian Or.
chestra. and Theodore Hoch, there will
be several prominent operate soloists. In
is cooed by TWO horse
power exhaust fans-the attractions Will
be Oscar Hammerstein,s FIRST series erie n o.
living pictures; Bum ma ana Ru d., the o r%o
the three sisters Ethardo, Mile. Adrienne
Larive. Caicedo the king Of the wire
sarina Leslie Naomi a., Snd Nile LalG
Musee next week. over the dead body
of the President the French flag is spread
candles. crape-encircled. are burning low
and French guards in uniform stand al
the head and foot Of the bier; A life
like figure Of pr, Parkhurst has alse
that the pose and facial expression are
very exquisite and natural in theil
serousness:" There Is o new =. arrange iI;,
: group. Concerts are give twice each day
Some new and interesting features
will be INTRODUCED into the entertain
mails at Manhattan Beach next, week
cockatoos. which VIII execute all man
ner of feats, including the rescue of in
tight-rope walking. Then there will b.
r Mile. Sakantola, with her eight hug
po aad he oS S
be Prof. Darling and his Nubian lions
q Herr Mehrmann, Sig, Barri. Miss Berg
the trick elephant. Topsy, and Penje
x horse Columbus.
A testimonial to Business Manage
John NJ. McDonough will be given a
night. The performance will be a yer
long one, and will begin at o'clock. 8
as to conclude at midnight. In the lis
H Thornton so WOOD " and she epr9
the funny musical men; Adrienne La
|, rive and Troja. from Roster & Bials
30 Maggie Cline. J. F. Hoey,- Andre,
Mack, Lille Larkel, c. and w. Jerome
1, John w. Ransome. James Thornton. E
!. Parker and others
- The Schaffers will give an extra pei
:, Romance at Eldorado tomorrow nigh
- In addition to their regular act, Sylves
ter Schaffer will give an exhibition
Juggling and fie-shooting. The entir
apphitheatre will be thrown open TO tn
public, and an admission fee OF rs cen,
m only will be charged for each person
re- There will he concerts in the afterno
- and and evening by Gilmore's Twenty
second Regin ent Band. under the dire'
ton of Victor Herbert. Emil Sangt
and Louise Trother will he the soloist
ol The performances OF "Benamela," tn
re grand spectacle, are now running Yer
In smoothly.
w "1alla Rookh: or, The Fireworshiy
u. ~, pers," has comfortably established itse
ON at Manhattan Beach. where IT vi
ma probably become very popular. 1t is di
on played every Tuesday. Thursday an
ma Saturday evening. and 1t is we'll wort
on seeing for the sake of its frework
ri which are of a very gorgeous natur
There are two set pieces that are ma
wells OF ingenuity. while the illuminate
of the little lake is feast for the eye