The evening world., 1894-06-30
ADJUSTMENTS FOR NEXT week
Bessie Bonehill at the Madison
Square Roof Garden.
Living Pictures at Proctor's-M Maggie
Cline at Terrace Garden.

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 Brunelies,
with their Iiliputian theatre; the three
Graus, warbiers the only Ruth, little
l.ottie Gibson, John and DANES Russell,
the Irish chambermaids: Nellie Frank
lin. in English character songs; Frank
Bush. Isabella 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. Proct0rs intention to show them
will be ..,,Rebecca at the Well" Grace
Darling" The Birth of Venus" "Di-
ana" Cupid and Psyche" The Flower
s Mary tfsE5 N'Eh NG a8a s MSrn
sappho, -" The Moon Fairy" "Nymph
Of the Wave THE Angelus," and
The Diver The vaudeville programme
brothers. Musical Slvo and his tumber-
oTicon. and Sig. Leonardo.
IutIt VIII ne many CEdlgeS IN the Dill
at the American Roof Gardcn nex; week.
Manager Weyl says that he attributes
mis-. success at this resort to the fact
that he makes an almost entire change
fractions Will be Mile. Antoinetts, Smith
and Cook. the comedians: the Glenroy
brothers, the Darling sisters, Nizarra and
very popular: Maud Raymond. the ballad
singer; Koh-I-B Bahia, the 4imeri.;us Gem
edy Quartet. and John w.. eansome,
whose songs and hqmor appear to be
| particularly seasonable.
AT the Central Opera House and AS
! sembly Rooms. in East SlXty-seventh
street, there will be long and attrac-
| already announced for the entertainment
| are Baldwin and DAILY, who are known ds
the Happy Eottsntots; Katie Rconey,
Rooney; Blanche Fernandez, Lawrence
and Harrington. who were few months
ago great favorites at Tony Pastors
Perry and Tenbrooke, comedians Al
Grant. the mimic; Havnor and Andrews
and Rita Durand
The. great and only Maggie Cline viii,
week. Vive Maggie' 1t was great
stroke Of business on the part Of the Ter
race Garden people to secure this draw
ing card, whose infinite variety time
guerite is to wear some stunning gowns
and to sing few songs but the indica-
| lions are tn3t tle SOCu O'l ''lnrOW him
Down McCioskey" Will be more interest.
ing. Other features will be Press Ell
bridge. Nelsonia, Bertha Fisch. in "A new
serpentine dance. the Chaplin sisters
| show.
on these baking hot nights Manager
r." cold'y sets forth an appetlzins feast
Garden Theatre New Jack-in,the-b
surprises are popping M on all occa-
sions. The attest are, Raymon Shaw
. Hal, ct, IS 1.#,ttn
Gregory, the eccentric dancer, and Frank
Egan, lightning drum major. The XII.
a any, pictures are stu all !he rage a and
will celebrate its four hundredth per
fornance july II. when carved Colum-
bus clocks will be distributed among the
patrons.
There will be a change OF policy at K2s-
addition to the Ko5sutM Hungarian Or.
chestrs, and Theodore Hoch. there Will
the Music Hall-and please remember
that it is cooled by two twenty-five horse
pJwer exhaust fans-the attractions will
be, Oscar Hammerstein's first series OF
| living pictures; Bum and Rudd. the two
clever eccentriCs; Troia, the serb comic;
the three sisters Ethardo, Nile. Adrienne
Sarina, Leslie Naomi ana Mile. Lalo.
A wax figure If. the, LAKE President
CCarnot vii be exhibited At the, Elen
Of the President the French Nag is spread
candies, crape-enCircled, are burning low,
and French guards In uniform stand at
IT, tGe Nfad and foot q H. bier NE iSr
been put on exhibition, and 1t is said
that the pose and facial expression are
very exquisite and natural in tneii
ment of the Prasiden; Cleveland family
group. COnCer.S are give twice each day
Some new and interesting features
Will be introduced into the entertain.
| mppt given hN HaRpnhpplk g trained "A N
mails at Manhattan Beach next week
Mile. Nik!Os will display twenty traine i
coykatoos, which Will execute all man
ner of feat including the rescue of in.
mates from a burning building, and
tight-rope walking. Then there will b.
Nile Sakantola, with her eight hust
Serpents and number of highly traine,
French poodles. The other features viii
be Prof. Darling and his Nubian lions
Herr Mehrmann, Sig Barri. Hiss Berg
, me, trick h;i eisphnnt; Tonsy and Pente
horse Columbus.
\ testimonial to Business Manager
John NJ. McDonough will be given a
the Imperial Music Han tomorrow
Night The performance will be a very
long one, and will begin al o'clock, SO
as 70 conclude at midnight. In the lis
Bonnie Thornton, Wood and Shepard
the funny musical men; Adr;enna La
rive and Troia, from Roster IL Balls
Smith and Cook, the comic acrobats
|
, Maggie Cline. j. +. HOcy, Andrew
Mack, Lille Larkell, G. and W. Jerome
John W. Rdnsome. James Thornton. EC
Parker, and others.
The Schaffers will give an extra per
fcHAnce at Nll1ralo tomorrow. night
In addition to their regular act. 'Sylves
ter Senator will give an exhibition il
| Juggling and riile-Shootng. The entir,
amph'thcaure will be thrown open to IN,
public, and an admission fee of % cents
only will he charged for each person
, There Will I've concerts in the afternoI
and and evening ny Gilmotes Twenty
second Regir ent Band. under the direc
tlon of Victor Herbert. Emil Sange
and Louise Trother viii he the sooists
The perform ances OF "Benamela." IN,
; grand spectacle, are now running Yer!
! smoothly.
"Lal!a Rookh; or. The Freworshp
peTs," has comfortably established itsel
at Manhattan Bcacn, where IL vii
, probably become very popular. II is ais
, played every Tuesday, Thursday an,
, Saturday evening, and It il well WORT
J seeing or the sake of its fireworks
which are Of IA very gorgeous nature
There are two set pieces that are mar
wells Of ingenuity, while the illumination