New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
ROOF GARDEN PROGRAMMES.
ATTRACTIONS AT THE VARIOUS PLACES
OF AMUSEMENT-TO BE SEEN
AT THE THEATRES.

the Madison Square Garden. the various places OF |
amusement In and about the city had large au- |
dences. The roof gardens in fact. drew many OF |
the visiting Germans TO their lofty heights" Peo-
pie from the smaller cities had never seen roof gar
dens before and they were loud in praise Of their
attractions.
Changes have been made in the programmes Of
all the houses for this week. The Madison Square |
Roof Garden has an unusually strong BILL The new
attractions are Miss Bessie Bonehln, who Is 80 well
known as to require no introduction; Caron q Her
bert the "acrobatic wonders' the Drunelles In
their Iiputian theatre the Graus trio the TyroIean
warb'ers and the "On.y Ruth" In unique dance
Then there Lottie Gibson, the Little Magnet ;
Russell Brothers the irish chambermads; Nellie
FranklyD. In English character songs Frank Bush.
mimic: Isabella Ward In a musical specially and
sencrlta Tortajada and troupe. who have been re-
ta,ncd on account OF the great SUCCESS which they
have had. An excellent programme is offered for
"Wednesday, the Fourth Of July. Arrangements
have been made by the managers for a display OF
fireworks from the lofty tower OF the Madison
Souare Garden The entire structure VIII be IL
Illuminated and the fireworks will be set of during
tho ii'ermssion.
II Merl,ces sisters wi, be among the associates
n John C. Rice in the support OF "Od Hoss"
IIoey when that comedian presents, In the axe
autumn. ct tho Bijou. "The Fans" the new mu-
steal farce Of the Paultors. which IS 10 dsp:ace
"a parior Match" next seas0n.
The Delpradcs in their wonderful Illusions; Mile.
Antonettc. Smith & Cook. comedians; the GlenrOy
brothers tho Darling sisters and Mara and Thora
are rome Of the new attractions at the American
Roof Garden this week Manager Weyl says that
| ono reason Of the ~ the Garden IS due 70
the fact that ne makes almost entire change Of
biz every week or course, there are favori,es such
| as Andrew Mack. Maud Raymond. Koh-i-RabI.
the Americas Comedy Quartet and John Ransone,
who have been popular that they will be retained
for some time yet. Taere wi. be specd! con-
cert this evening
In these days whel the doors Of most VI the
theatres closed, it is really fortunate thing
for the lovers Of comic opera to have such an
| altogether excellent performance on the boards
TIE Duff Opera Company is giving at the
Firm Avenue Theatre Of Gilbert and Su;.ivan's THE
| Mlfado" The undoubted success achieved by this
| revival IS a proof OF the popularity Of the work
tso'f as vel as a recognition Of tsle work Of the
present production. which Is satisfying in all re-
| spscts The Introduction Of the real Japanese
! dancing girls In the second act has proven most
interesting innovation. The house Is kept COO. and
is m inviting pace for that reason alone to spend
! evening.
After many months Of labor In the interest Of
the recent great Singerfest at the Madison Square
Garden James W Morr'sscy. VII, was the business
manager has loft the city for Chicago, not, how
/ eyer before lie had the satisfaction OF learning
! from Richard Katzenmayer, the president Of the
Singcrfest that his name for the same place was
NJ IN future musical festivals. The receipts for the
! five performances given at the Garden amounted
! 70 $3.50 NJ. Morrirsey Joins Joseph Brooks n;
I 81 ,Nchers Theatre Chicago. 80 his associate Tor
tho summer season which opens tomorrow nisht
with the drama. AN American HERES 10
L.. played by Mr. Hrloks's stock company.
Maud Madison. the electric skirt dancer, late Of
the Fon-s Bergsref. IN Paris; SAN Collins n Ger
! man comclian. and a noted male quart nave
been engaged Tor next seasons tour u ne 5AaJ
| ug klnK Robert Cirlftu M0rriss farce comedy
The couliany VIII also include six young ana hdnd
some sl'nrpftes three funny" comedians, a troupe
Of fancy skaters and several well-known specially
peope. Tho season begins August ~ ana an9,ner
engagement VIII be played IN ms CITY mex intl
during The heated term on The roof garden. besides
the Kossuth hungarian orchestra win Theolore
era pomnent concert solosts who MI aggeiiTT ,i; y
which IL kept vcntIaiei and coo,ed by TWO twenty
i've HORSEPOWER exhaust fans. features OF ne Pro-
Nuomi elunibrs,. sarna. contor lonIst; F. II;
! Leslie and his dog circus; ca~-io KING ot
%5na. VIII S;re " Sc KlrSnnc Larl%s new
songs. the Sisters Etharlo. In Their now,
singer uun,h ana Ra4l sSee9trlc P Ps ;g,9s
ers. AM oscar HammersteiEs trs s-IsS Oh i, v5,.s
concert viii be given 10y the Kossuth Huns"r r;,h
Orchestra and hosler %r aie AMI several Wei
known c)rccri aoloiats. ,.
enteriainn,.nt fn Of variety aui vlvacty as RICE 5
'liG' are conbirci attraction ahiI 10 I'9a, er
US crSviei without discomfort and the bnrlesQue
continues - iaorit It's success II VIII Keep on 20
Ncw specil;ty additions are offered by Raymond
Shaw. ballad singer; Gilbert tir'gSry a ''rN' I
artistic living pictures Of The original a5rG F'@ an
eeTios are sun great craving -, ~, TN.
ee SG Sa" GoiSs used for the ms; souv
s m" S, 1aW ,as q That fi has nsg been n0P
cdcI 10 distribute them at M coming foth per
i"s'ih Haworth in 'i,oseIaie." under the man
asomGat Of H. Tay2r opens hts seS2n al nd we
been engaged support him. Charles AbDot NJ.
4 Kennedy. Miss Mpul Hasam. Miss A!leen
@1F, WIG M was p S Ms5 Julia ~ bacheGer
Miss sylyans and r. NJ rman staSe n FER
r,cr Garden as usual It is beaded by Miss Masgie
ng T T@ac has conn r at Inc request Of Manager
Michael Hedmanu for week enHdkeI 1Sfr Sng
III sl1s esT WeIi known and fayorite bHriesIue
artists who for hrT ea t5c were s5paro p S
n.fo ri the Garden this week. others on the hi!l
~" and ncrrorancer; Bertha Fisch. IN serpentIne
dances. Chapn sI'er~ IN suspenson and Japan.
a dsn .,b rcrformances Professor Nahan Frankie
viii furnish music w,1n M ms itg kind in the CITY
an y"' r",,ir Garien 30 81 Bowery continues 20
aras' S rsG pr 5qSS@s IL. NIX include. among
many others TannaGp 9s rhs,cher. in dialect
art. VIZ ~, Griffith ihe modern dance arps:;
ami waldo Whpre' ,ssns as nsGa; by he Elite
ne M"S Hgrcies.rl ana the WORLDS FAR rr%e "r-
cnesr'o on ,ae coolest AMI ce2nes Of al reT9ris Is
one OF PARK south Brooklyn There Bum r,i
g VIVA West Is s at hSnG whe %'ff the wSather IS
or shine at anSush to be- perfectly comforaESe , for
The audience present me fh' Afternoon pr
Ts @ The S9t Of ,t the ar fra Pea5ant and
mas The performance Is All that Cou.i
be- desired ana Of it5eif IL w5rm Wsahcr The
Viii Wcsi is doing immense opsil i i ne
neople have been going to Ambrose r"'" III '"'
numbers. ,>- -. ovo.iie,., rapresen tatlOn IN
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WAX o q, compartment where people nave pea
sbie 70 see for several months the f3sh OF u, Ne
ni',r wing I'm state over the dell poIuy % ~ ~
tres'ont Is spread the French nag us '9IoLs ors
only dimy visible through the layer e Oh win
,ne and French guards IN uniform s;and az I.
beaI mud foot Of the black ani EoIn nrnpeu o Sr