New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
IN TIE HOMES OF V1RIETY.
NEW WORKERS AND VISITORS TO THE CITY
CROWD THE ROOF GARDENS AND OTHER
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT

CROWD THE ROOF GARDENS AND OTHER
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT
That the great strike In the West and the pros
rcct OF higher prices for meat IN Network have
little Influence thousands OF pleasure-oving
people H. this nsighborhoo1 proved by the
large crowds at the roof gardens. al the theatres
whose doors are stu open. and at the nearby
resorts last evening. The chanrc In the temper
ature was agreeable and If the visitors drank less
lemonade ginger ale. waters and the "raecd Of the
ancient Teutons" they showed deep appreciation
OF the attractions which the clever and philan-
thrOpic managers offered them.
Thqre was a little surprise FOR the many listeners
at the Garden Theatre. Miss Theresa Waugh.
who has been a prominent member Of the 'lf'2
company for 80 long. started on short vacation
yesterday. and her part was taken by Miss foihnae
Wnllacc-and successfully TO judge from the gener-
Gus applause Of the listeners Miss Wills sang
the pieces which Miss Wallace has called her own
heretofore and "1i9Z went mcrrlly on as II for
ever. Richard Harlow. the majestic queen VIII
leave this city for Spain next week TO look upon
the spots made historic by her whom he I'M
personatcs" 80 cleverly.
The little japanese girls who have been added to
the cast u the "AIlkndo" at the Firth Avenue
Theatre and the regular singers looked down upon
many Interested faces last evening The perform
ance Of Gilbert & Sullivan's opera by the Dun
Opera Company has delighted many people, ana
the company deserves the success which II has had
I'm the foyer on the Twenty -eighth-st side.
There were many changes at the roof gardens
The broad smiles which illuminated the face of
Manager Won GOitsch1lk. OF the Madison Square
Roof Garden on Sunday night after the receipt
OF the diamond merncnio from the Torta1ada troupe
OF Spanish dancers had not entirely died away
last evening" The handsome pin was admired by
many Of hts friends, and the performance OF The
dancers was applnuded heartily, as on all proceed
Ing evenings. one OF the chief attractions last
evening was the appearance OF Miss Bessie bone
hin who Is so well known as 10 require no com
mont or Introduction. The other additions 10 the
programme were Caron and Herbert the aero
batic wonders" the Brunelles. IN their lAlpntian
theatre: the Craus trio the TyrO"an warDiers
and the only Ruth" IN unique dance.
Tb. DeIpradcs In their wonderful Illusions Nine.
Antolnette Smith and Cook comedians; the Glenroy
brotbers the Darling sisters and Nzarra and Thora
were some OF the attractions at the American
Roof Garden last evening Manager Weyi rays that
one reason OF the Succcss Of the Garden IL due 70
the fnct that he makes almost an entire change 81
hiII every week Both Mr. Wcyl and Charles oil
inchsr1 happy as usual; becan,e OF me
crowded house last evening All the old favorites
have been retained the American.
1.-THE new departure is n great success sald the
MIR. cline referred 10 the change made by ,h0ste.
e. Bal on the roof garden, one OF the hlghest
and coolest in town Heretofore the kossuth nun.
garian Orchestra and Theodore Hoch as cofhet
wcll-known sooiss are also TO be heard there.
Every scat was n1ed Inst evening. The same thing
was true OF the music hall. where the usual stand
ard OF excellence was maintained oscar III mmer-