New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-10
THE ROOF GARDEN TINE
ENTERTAINMENTS MOVING UP INTO THE
AIR-WARMER WEATHER WANTED.

| that cold nights cannot continue much longer at
this time Of the year. and they look for speedy I'M
provemcnt
cinderella" is to be continued for one week more
at Abbev's Theatre II has made a decided mark
and reputation for itself among the fairy spectacles
that have been seen here and the hundreds OF chill
dren who have it at the matinee performances
will not forget Il.
In spite OF the Indictment weather the MaulSoh
Square Roof Garden has had some good-sized
crowds The entertainment provided last week was
SO popular that the management Will continue IL LOT
another week. adding to the bill the RusseN bro,h-
ers In the characters of the Irish champermaluS'
The other artists are Miss Io;tie Gilson MISS BON
ME Thornton. the Tortajada Troupe AL H. Nllsoh'
the Deltoreli Brothers. Fielding Seeley and West.
the Dare Brothers. r. NJ. Carroll, Cushmah anu
| Holcomb and the Empire City Quartet The aerial
boyes 100 feet above the street, as well as 'he
reserved seats have been voted an Improvement
| and are occupied every night
| Thomas O Seabrooke IN "Tabasco" is still draw
| ,n, large audiences to the Broadway Theatre. Mr..
| seobrooke is extremely funny and his song
! "Sv,im out, O'Grady." Is encored halt a uozeh
! times nightly The Olympia Quartet. new iea'-
! ure will be added tomorrow night The engage
| nent at the Broadway has been extended
| The managers Of the American roof garden gave
the performance OF last wednesday might in the
tbeatra The ARRANGEMENT Is such that in case OF
s,or,r,- weather In the earlier part or the pro-
eramrnc the performance goes on hVe minutes ld'e'
on The theatre stage. the visitors 10 the ed'eH W.
ing transferred by the use OF two large e'eVa'oiS
:, the orchestra floor and there accommodated with
seats free OF charge. Tomorrow night the hrS'
SUNDAY co,,rert takes place, when Won. T. PAIN
the inventor OF the Crystal Maze ana the MFtlad
Dance will make his first public appearance III inns
country as Lightning Oh Painter among
1 .hoso who will appcar are Wood and shepard Miss
Marie stuart John w Ransone. the Byron SISTERS
tho Gregory Trio. Miss Josie Sable. and John ~
coleman This weeks programme contains the
nomes OF Papinta the three Dena Sisters Johh
a Coleman Miss Marie Stuart Fleurette NlHarra
I and Thora. John W. Ransone the Byron Sisters
Nardo Byron and Coleman and Wood ana S"ep-
ard. 10,
Tomorrow evening " y Curtis begins the 'ast
two v,ceks OF hts engagement at the Standaf'
Theatre where his representation Of the drummer
in "SamI Of Posen' continues to create A"E"'e'
ana applause There Is an active demand roy s'"'s
and places have already been taken I"r " % '''e
remaining performances.
TIL Terrace Garden with its promenade concerts
and l,s variety performances IN the Music HaH' -
a decidedly pleasant place. 1t had good "u"T'''H
last week Miss Dorothy panTcn. who waves her
skirts about in what has long been called the ser
rnnt,ne dance" Will remain for only one week
more A number OF new attractions VIII he o"'f'H
for tho coming week Among them are the iour
scbrole Brothers. John W. Ramona. the Two
C,lnpers" RAMA and Arno and jerome. the frog
man" II IS the managers Intention 10 secure ''e
best OF vaudeville attractions. MISS ""'''' nan
and Miss Helena Mora VIII remain for one week
longer.
Rlce's "Iiq2' 1T the Garden Theatre Is now doing
nc ,-ood business as at any time in the course ~
It's thirteen months run here. Every seat ana poS
in sold nightly. and many people are tnrie" AVA
since the Fire Department prohibited the SAFE o.
standing room. Among the klanYi pictures IN"
'.reupla OF Dionysus' group has made afn'"-
ton For Tueslny nigh; a large number OF S'a'S
and boxes have been purchased hy ~" era IuainT
ana furlough classes Of the West Point Military
Academy
This week Of Roster and Bial's the programme
will include oscar Hanmerstein's first series oil
living pictures; Bunih and Ruid. eccntrics. from
the coliseum. Munich: the French Ginger Mli'
Aarienne Iarive in new songs the three sisters
Ethardo. in their novel act called "br'c-a-bfac
the wonderful Caiceds King % the wire who
has become an important attraction here Ml-
Naomi. equi,!brist; Troja. serio-comic singer;
Sarina contortionst; Mile. Lalo, bicyclist etc The
rev roof garden has already become popular re-
sort and the music programme furnished each
evc ing from o'clock until midnight by The Kos
suih Hungarian orchestra. Is all that could be &C.
sired. a concert will be given tonight
The Skating Rink" with Flora Flnlayson. Will
lam Rlaisien Miss Anna Caldwell and Mss Ken
yon Bishop, VIII be prcsented at the Columbus
Theatre tomorrow evening, and VIII remain Tor
one week the Last Of the at this house. Til"
niece will be- given as II has been az the Bljou
Finlayson and new dances by Miss Caldwell
''Tenuessees Partner" with M.ss Cora Van Tas-
sell In the leading part. Is doing well enough at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre 10 Induce Nj. Eo-
scnquest to continue It for one more week Miss
Van Tassen is assisted by Harry Mainhah. Charles
r. Hawkins. Albert Lang. Edwin barbour ana Miss
May N,blo Drew. The final performance Of Ten
ncseec's Partner Will be given next Saturday
evening when the regular season at this house
will probably end.
The programme at Tony Pastors Theatre this
week VIII contain much that Is new and that IS
popular II Will be headed. II was last week. by
Miss Bessie Bonehlll. Ross and Fenon VIII be seen
tons Of Nine Bernhardt, Miss Davenport and Nine
be imporsonatcd by Ward and Vokes. The negro
team Mcintyre and Heath, WI give th,F Picinrc 81
presen, The Ncysboy'5 Courish.p Mntihc"s ana
Mars ITaye ID hS N i Ann5
Hart and j. Hampton and his boxing cats viii
compete the bGl.
The muslcai programme given al the Eden Musee
last week by Danko Gabors Royal HHngaron or
ment has decided 10 repeat II thia week ana ar
70 add many popular selections 10 She repertoTy
place was Allied every afternoon and evening Of the
week. and the solo selections by Danko h.p2r, IN"
wax ngures have been added TO the groups mog' on
exhibition. and the Musec at present Is one oil the
ina; Mr. Proctors plan of an opera company IN
is s,,ccess +. ev!nccd by ht large audiences
every appearance Of the Wilbur company. To-inoT-
row the company VIII present Suppe's "loc'accio
IN three acts interpreted with vaudeville numbers
In the second iniermssOn Lew DOCK stader VIII en-
terrain the audience The vaudeville BIZ IS by no
means neglected. BESIDES Mr. Do'kstadcr, the
Whal,eys VIII appear. Prince ana Princess rana,
kas VIII Introduce fancy top spinning and oriental
Juggling. Llford ana Fillmore viii De seen In =
Lrigh, sketch: professor" Wallace VIII entertain
with his stereopticon views: the Daiieys will be an
attractive feature. and Bobby Mack VIII tel Some
Jrsh stories Others on the bin are Sidney Worth,
soubrsttc and Cecil Lane. in cycling. skating ana
Juggling.
New York and the neghborhood WIN be well pro-
vded with outdoor entertainments THIS season; ana
among those now IN full sway Is Buffalo BblS
''Wnd West and Congress OF Rough Riders This
Aggregation seems to have began summer OF IN
usual prosperity. While the weather has been IN
nccOuntably bad. the audiences have been good.
and no matter how wet the weather, II cannot
damDen the enthusiasm that Is manifested b. every
person who witnesses this entertainment
Ilnr ri FrnhIrAnS LYctrn Stock Company for