New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
MORE MUSIC IN BROADWAY
THE LIST OF ATTRACTIONS-ROOF
GARDENS CROWDED.


their line will be active this fall There are already
cigns which seem to uphold this view and tend
to inspire the men with faith and confidence.
The opening Of st. Jamess Hall. formerly known
as Herrmann's last night. adds another place to the
list OF the attractions in the city The theatre
has been remodelled and rehtted. Rosenbach's
Grand English Opera Company heard there
last evening in the bohemian Girl" The repertory
for this week is: Tomorrow III Trovatore"; Tues
day, Bohemian Girl: Wednesday, Faust;
Thursday I'll Trovatorc': Friday. Faust: Satur.
day matinee. Bohemian Girl" and Saturday
Ing "Cavaera Rusticana" and the first act Of
"Travata" Among the singers In the company are
Miss Ida Klein. Miss Lizzie Annadae, Miss Amelia
Harrison. Conrad Behrens and Payne Clark There
is chorus Of fifty voices.
The interest In the charming opera "Mkado'
al the Fifth Avenue Theatre Increases the weeks
go by. The excellent performance Of the Dun
Opera Company draws crowds TO the theatre every
evening. II will begin its sixth week tomorrow.
and the cordiality with which the production has
been received has encouraged the managers. Tho
Introduction OF the japanese dancing girls In the
second act has proved to be attractive feature
Proctor's is an admirably cool and inviting re-
sort, and is much patronized. The living pictures
possess merit and are diversified. The heroic and
humorous subjects popular as the more re-
astic examples Four pictures will be added
Tomorrow These are Natures Mirror" The
Spring." "Night" and Sea Nymphs." Planquette's
Nell Gwynne" will be the comic opera offered by
the Wilbur opera Company. Susie Kerwin appears
$ the Kings favorite and assumes numerous dis
guises In the cast are also Belle Hamilton
Charles III, Lille Taylor Clara. f. A. Clark az
Buckingham. J. E. Comfy as Rochester. Emmett
Drew az Falcon a strolling player: W. II. Kohnlo
Weasel and James Donnelly as the Beadle.
The vaudeville performers are Frank Armstrong.
comedian; Walter Keene. talking hand; Charles
De Camo, jugger Signor Mazzlot musical glasses:
Marion Els. soap sculptor; Frank Manning. mimic.
and Professor Henry. necromancer. In another
fortnight Mr. Proctor will return 10 his old policy
of continuous vaudeville. eliminating opera. but re-
tanning the living pictures. and Of these he will pre-
sent an entire new series.
II is needless 10 say that the roof gardens and
outdoor places Of amusement have lost Of
their popularity. Every seat is taken as rule.
and the visitors are loud In their praises Of the
performances
When the roof gardens first started the pub
lie seemed perfectly satisfied with the cool breezes
and small orchestra After while few spe-
cialties introduced and fair entertainment
given. This year It is different At the
American Roof Garden this week Manager Weyl
has a dozen stars in their line who will furnish the
entertainment. They include Kara, the juggler;
NADIA Revival chanteuse eccentrique: Lalo woman
bicycle rider Soto Sunotaro japanese fantasist':
Rogers Brothers. Miss Ellys. character singer;
Sarina contortionist Ruth. acrobatic dancer;
"Bilr' Mansfield. tramp actor: Ward and Curran.
the two Clippers, and the singing comedian. John
W. Ransone. Mr.. Weyl is of the happiest men
in town over the deserved success Of the American
Roof Garden.
At Roster & Balls Music Hall this week change
of programme will include the first presentation
in this country OF Rananclla. midar illusion.
imported from Berlin. and the reappearance "
America OF Mario and Durham, in an entirely n
triple horizontal bar act The rest OF an intere'
programme this week includes Hacker and
who have had success in their mover a.
bicycle act: the wonderful "K XII Of II
Caicedo. In some entirely new features;
Ethardo. in the novel act called 'Brl
roy and FoR IRISH comedans S Troa SER
singer: Bunth and Rudd. eccentric performer
On hs roof garden d this Week viii be the Koss
Hungarian Orchestra. Theodore Hoch. cornet
soprano. There viii be an extra concert on the
roof garden tonight ~ m -,
Hamlet" "Virginius." Monte Cristo' and a new
romantic drama from the French TO his repertory
M pa when .Ss to his Mr.
O'Nein has enegaged large and capable company
" the Madison S SQUARE Root Garden has demon
S sSa this rs ne
Garden has been the largest In the history OF the
ally attractive one Including Bessie Bonehll Lottis
Gibson Bonnie Thornon in addition to the new
Harris and wS.sr bs p soe
singer; the Deltorelli Brothers. musical clowns:
senorita Tortajada and troupe. whose success has
Induced the MANAGERS = reHn them for the EN-
songs 1t is OF the best programmes ever given
at the Garden.
Camille DArville is under Engagement n Edward
T. Rice for the next two years. beginning next
September piece which ha, bad great success ,,
in London has been secured. and Miss ID Arvile VIII
a consignment OF carved Columbus clocks, mum.
bering eighty-three cases. and weighing 9:5zo
bounds. was received from Ohio at the. Garden
Theatre last rhursdsy These CLOCKS WI .s Ss 'ne
Friday August 81. The burlesaue reopens at the
good programme is offered this week by Man.
sger Heumann at Terrace Garden Smith ana
Cook comedians. head the programme VI, rms H,or y
circus have given pleasure TO many people. ana nave
been retained for another week Little III Ussner,ns
wire each evening this week Richmond and Glen:
With budget OF Trr rnHess tam.
aka japanese juggers: Ottilie the French singer;
John and LS%ss % Wan the oher artists who
will appear. Nahan Frankos Orchestra repeats rs
excellent open-air concerts. and will take part IN
The first rehearsal OF THE Fiams." ""old Hoss"
Harlem Opera House tomorrow, The play, opens
It's season at the Columbia Theatre Chicago
Active preparations are now going on at the
Broadway Theatre for the first production OF Do
sy o and upon which the author and com.
poser. j. Cheever Goodwin and wooson Morse are
Spsrn Will wSTN begin this Week and its first
ton in this city viii be at the Broadway Theatre
on Monday evening. SeptcInDer
AZ the Atlantic Garden. No 30 Bowery. as usual
there is an interesting programme this week
Among the vaudeville artists who will make their
first appearance are Fields and Woody In Dutch
and Irish humorous pieces. Nelli. Bland the
dancer: La Petite Rosa. the 1iliputian soubreue
md Musician: Bobby Mack. the comedian. ana
Frank Riley eccentric character dancer There
viii be new musical programmes by the elite LADY
orchestra. There will also be music by the Worlds
Fair Prize Orchestrior.
Henry Guy Carleton. the author Of Tho Gilded
Fool" BUTTERFLIES and other pieces. who Is now
spending his summer vacation at Ashland. WIS.
In, tt orit, hnnf 1
rehearsals Of Lem Kettle" the new American
comedy he has written for Tim Murphy. eud
which will be presented for metropolitan hearing
AT the B'tou Theatre September a. The
comedy will be presented by an excellent company
each member Of which has been carefully selected,
ard It will he elaborately staged and mounted
Thomas w Keene who Ia to be managed next
sea son by Edwin Arden begins his tour September
10 in this city nj the Grand Opera House where
he will be seen In several or the plays IN ~
rtAd La,