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

vi lie lovers. Among the other attrac-
tons 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, Isabella Ward ana Senorita Tor
taJada and her troupe. There will be 4
grand display of fireworks on the
Fourth.
Another set OF living pictures. and
this time at PIoctor's Theatre. They
will be seen there next week. and 1t is
Mr.. Proctor's intention to show them
tWiee each day. Among the tableaux
Nh WI r, be ReRe Sn at, at the Veil "Graee
ana" sscupid and Ps " SThe Flower
ing" Mary Masdaisn" North Star"
Of aP Rs wa1a ns MS1 he Faay Sym nPh
The Diver The vaudeville programme
viii include George Leslie. George NJ.
b RHfrs MSn H so a55 his the o bSy
There. will be many changes in the bill
az the AMERICAN Roof Garden next week.
his success at this resort to the fact
that he makes an almost entire change
OF bill every week. Next week the at
fractions, viii be Mile, .Antoinette., smith
brothers, the Darling sisters, Nizarra and
Thora, ANDREW Mack, whose work is
very popular; Maud Raymond. the ballad
edy Quartet. and John ". Ransome,
whose songs and humor appear to be
particularly seasonable.
sembly Rooms, In East Sixty-seventh
street. there will be long and attrac-
tive programme next week. The artists
are Baldwin and Daily, who are known as
the Happy Hottentots; Katie Rooney.
who gives limitations of her father, Pat
Rooney Blanche Fernando; lawrence
ago great favorites at Tony Pastors:
Perry and Tenbrooke. comedians: AL
Grant, the mimic; Havnor and Andrews,
The great and only Maggie Cline will
hold forth at the Terrace Garden next
stroke of business on the part of the Ter
race Garden people to secure this draw
ing card. whose Infinite variety time
Guer!te Is TO wear some stunning gowns
and to sing a few songs. but the indica-
tons are that the COED old Throw Him
ing. Other features viii be. Press FL
bridge. Neisonia, Bertha Fisch, in a new
serpentine dance: the Chaplin sisters,
Lanora ana JAMES H. barton uos
On these baking no, nights Manager
Rice coldy sets forth an appetiZing feast
GarIe n'H rh aa1 e New Re os
surprises are popping up on all occa-
s!ons., The attest are Raymon shaw
the dulcet singer Of ballads; =, Gilbert n,t
r.. N, a lightning drum major The XII,
anyl pictures are, sun all the rage, and
Mi c eEs ts FOUR ah
Torrance July IA, when carved Column
bus clocks will be distributed among the
There vii, be change of policy at X IS
ter & Blars Ro;f Garden next week. In
addition to the Koasuth Hungarian Or;
shestra. and Theodore hSGh' mere vi" VIZ
the Music Hal!--anl please remember
that 1t is cooled by two twenty-five horse
power exhaust fans-the attractions will
living pictures; Bum and Ruii the two
clever eccentrics. rroja, the serio comic;
tne three sisters Ethardo Mile. Adriennc
Sarina, Leslie. Naomi ami Mile. Lao,
A wax figure II the late President
Snrnot WI! b. eNhiSsd ,b at aha Ihe EaGn
of the President the French flag Ia spread,
candies, crape-enc!rc.ed, are burning low,
and French guards in uniform stand al
like figure II Dr, Parkhurst has also
been put on exhibition, and it is said
that "thc pose and facial expression are
s Ssrs There a is new arran niger
ment q the President Cleveland family
group. Concerts are give twice each day.
Some new and interesting features
VIII be introduced into the entertain
ment given by Hagenbeck's trained ami
mails at Manhattan Beach next week.
Mile. Nikios will display twenty trained
ner OF feats, including the rescue of in
mates from a burning building, and
tight-rope walking. Then there vii! be
Mile. Sakantola, with her eight huge
serpents and number Of highly trained
French poodles The other features Will
be Prof Darling and his Nubian lions,
the trick elephant. Topsy. and Penje.
with his equestrian lionesS and white
horse Columbus.
4 testlmoniai to Business Manager
the, Imperial Music Hall tomorrow
night. The performance will be a very
long one. and Will begin at o'clock, so
Bonnie Thornton. Wood and Shepard,
the funny musical men; Adrienne, La
Smith and Cook. the. comic acrobats;
the Rogers brothers, Monroe and Mack,
Maggie Cline. J. +, Hoey:. Andrew
M%rH' i'e LarKe'' a. @na W. Ieron n
Parker, and others.
The Schaffers will give an extra per-
Romance at EIdOrdlJ tomorrow night.
In addition to their regular act, Sylvcs-
ter Schafer will give an exhibition in
Juggling and rifie-shooting. The entire
umphitheatre will be thrown open to the
public, and m admission fee OF - cents
only will be charged for each person.
There will I've concerts In the Afternoon
and and evening by Gilmore's Twenty
second Regiu ent Band. under the direC-
ton of Victor Herbert. Emil Sanger
ana Louise Tro(her viii he the SOlOists.
The performances of "l3ename!a." the
grand spectacle. are now running very
smoothly.
"I.al.a Rookh; or. The Fireworship-
pe:s." has comfortably established itself
at Manhattan Beach, whore II will
probably become very popular 1t is dis
played every TUESDAY, Thursday and
Saturday evening, AMI 1t 10 we'll worth
seeing for The cake Of Its fireworks.
which are of very gorgeous nature.
There are two set pieces that are mar
wells Of ingenuity. while the illumination
of the little lake is "A feast for the eyes.
Everybody likes fireworks, and those
shown by MeSsrs. Pain q Sons are cur Of
the ordinary. In The spectacle itself
there are dancers and acrObats and pro-
cessloEs galore.
Miss Annie Hart will sing two songs
at the Casino roof garden next week
They win be the sweet melodies known
as 1.-THE Bowery Girl aud THE Suli-
vans Chowdcr Party" The other artists
Will be BERTHE Crawford, Sanford and
Lee. the Manhattan Quartet, Fannie
Cohen, LOttic Elliott, Katharine b.
Howe, Madge Leasing, Gus piXley, Belle