The evening world., 1894-06-09
THE ROOF GARDENS AGLOW.
Theatres Closing, but Al FSesco
Shows on the Boom.
Anusements Provided for New
Workers Next Week.

Some charm In working to fill the
Grand Opera House nightly. and work
| Ing successfully. for there has not been
a performance of the Rosenbach Eng
| lish opera so far but II was In
, the presence OF big audience. On
some occasions this week the opera
house was filled to the doors. What
| ever the charm is, whether cast by the
| repertoire. the company or what, 1t
| works, and Manager Rosenbach is
elated and laying plans for a much
longer campaign than he at FIRST In
| tended Perhaps the presence of such
noted artists as Nine. Marie Tsvary,
Miss Lizzie Annandale, Mr.. Payne
Clark. Mr.. Behrens and others may have
much to do with II. Nine. Tavary
has done brilliant work upon her several
appearances. She will appear again
next week under a special arrangement,
Miss Annandale also.
The company is making good rec
ord for Summer opera, and is large and
S%as Ms woR .ss Ths fns.s @
Averill, Sig. Bielietto. ii: 5, Dudley,
Mr.. Blum, and Max Gabriel directs.
IMe fsPeF'0rf Trovatore 1Gr nsx Tsast y
Carmen" ;" Bohemian Girl" "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and Act I. of La Travi-
Riee's 1872" at the Garden Theatre,
is one Of those phenomenal successes
that never needs the spur. 1t becomes
Whole house house is % sold G out solid eve every ~ night.
Nothing so beautiful and startling in the
living picture line has been shown as the
new kllanyi exhibit. The colossal Tenn
enormous sensation. 1t Introduces fifteen
very beautiful girls. with artistic effects
Of lighting posing and sdo backgr9und t%.
be given on July ls. Next Tuesday night
will be another gala occasion. for the
several hundred strong, will be there.
One Of the most entertaining .vaude-
Vile programmes of the season is now
ciudes Oscar Hammerstelns hrst series
OF living pictures, which are without a
doubt the best drawing card that the
house has had since the opening; Bunth
Munich. who have made very decided
hit: Adrienne Larive. the little French
singer. in new songs, the three sisters
Il The ehen maryefloas 0vf fs performanse
given by Caicedo. "king Of the wire"
who has become permanent attraction
there Nile ns.,ri Naom eaIhiIlbris. Mile
white demon" Troja. a serio-comic
singer. &C. The, new roof garden has
he ar h the music
which is furnished by the kossuth Hun
garian orchestra, from p NJ; until
midnight, is all that eCuld be desired.
cinderella at Abbeys Theatre, the
company returning to London on the
steamer New York June 20. The theatre
will reopen Sept 10 with Francis Wilson
in "A new comic ODera.
In spite OF the inclement weather. the
Madison Square Roof Garden has had
large crowds each evening, The excel
was such success that the manage
ment will continue 1t for another week.
adding to the already strong pill the
Of the Ir'nh chambermaids. The other
artists are: Lottle ellison, Bonnie Thorn
ton. the Tortalada troupe, Al II. Wilson;
Deltorelli brothers, Fielding, seeley and
Cushman and Holcomb and the Empire
City Quartet. The aerial boxes, stu
ated lCO feet above the street, as we'll as
the reserved seats, have been voted
every night.
Tomorrow Sousa's Band will give two
concerts in the Madison Square Garden,
at and p. NJ. This will mark the be-
ginning of the last week of Sousa's Band
Concerts in the Garden. For next Sun
day, which will he the last night. Mr..
. SOuSa VIII arrange HhBnllCent pro-
gramme. 1t will be grand Sousa night.
| In spite of the inclement weather,
Sousa's concerts have proved financial
as well as an artistic success.
| In The Passing Show" at the Casino.
Monday night, John F. Henshaw will
! sing a topical song. prepared for him
by sydney Rosenfeld and Ludwig Eng
lander, called "If You Only Would Open
I Your Eyes" which will treat of the
Lexow Senatorial Investigating Com
mittee and other matters OF current in
terest. Jeff De Angels will have n
rev eccentric dance. and Miss Jessie
Carlisle a new valse song The burlesque
OF "The Amazons' will be materially
changed, Molie Thompson and Sadie
Connolly being especially engaged for
1t. Crowded houses continue at the
Casino.
An almost complete change will be
made in the list Of vaudevillers who are
to provide the entertainment on the root
garden of the Casino next week. 1t will
be headed by Katharine B. Howe. a
contralto vocalist. and will include the
famous Tuxedo Quartet, r. J. Jose, II.
w. Frillman and Thomas Lewis. vocal
lists; Matthews and Bulger. comedians
and song parodists: Swift and Chase.
musical mokes: Monroe and Mack. song
and dance comedians; the Nichols sis
ters. black-face plantation swells; the