New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
ror rropiE VINO SEEK AMUSENENr
ATTRACTIONS At TnrATRES ROOF GARDENS AND
OUTDOOR ENrERT AlNMENrs

rha, thousands - people prefer New-fork az
s,,,,,.r r...rt Cd the selsii- and the mountains
=. ,-,,.I nightly ly tne crowds who seek diversion
ir b., man. PAGES o. amusement II The streets
ln the daytiu.- sem deserted compared WIKI "e
s,r.uc,.fnr auI autumn 90 Judge from the peHS"'e
seekers n root gardens and theatres the P'Pu'@"''
10 ,,-t A. .srge IN midsummer ~ a. any tll'e w., ~
.t. v,,r Tn, mauig - OF he various p.d'eS .,l.H
season deserve credit for ne NaileN 90 ~, ~, =,
mo. whI.h they offer. That these attempts a.
,.e fr-r patrons j. appreciated Ms az an MAJ
evident Last night n"t 'ny r ~ ~. anpaWse which
audiences hut a.sp hN the generous "P''"
came from thr listeners. ,.h,,hs,tra
TcN seats vacant IN The great Si ,bn f'nous
rKr,il~ Garden Of Berlin a't rFrnlms y u"m n,,
~ -ntngr- had been made In the oaiT' ~, 81" Ln6r,vn
sia,. manager - that Tbs performance III many
respects wAs a new one. Inc 'hiVohSstS ",,r,c,i",
ti.siaet.. I'm their appreciation n me atu"VnSne
''".nn.i l." m. festival scene. SeVerus Hchalier'
che Of the famous Schaner family "nl'n mas thn
~ Eilornl1 FOR several weeks ana one o' ~ 81.
W t.',,'.rs v,h, has been seen here. shovel nls
.lin yonf dexteriiy IL proved himself worthy
m'mner oil ,'s ntrtKan,nni1s the N!chol Sisters and
the "Nack crook Fr'ncn quadtul1 w. HIrec,ton
,rrts Are g!veu daily at Elioralo under tne ore
~ Victor Herbert. from anti o'clock anu "''"
'.f ~ ' 'nothor b. day at Buffalo BINS wild West
d, ambrose PARK South BROOKLYN ana me mar =
yrllons acts Of The hprsemen brought Vnrrt 49,
cher from the thousands on me srHm' "r rsnrno
stands II would be difficult to imagine M psr WeH,
ance more exciting or realistic nan tnr II ~
81, ~ liking outdoor amusements, for II Is CON
vcnicut to Workers hrGoky nifrs "' rSble
cars run me ferry and AFTER Twenty ,p mi M lhe
grounds Thc enteralnment Is sons a.ons S'''o'''''
and never fails - please thosr VINO see IT, r,,rs
M H ~, 'i t seen in the city They artistic;
me- rrnnrinea are FREE, ana graceful ANA The living
models blend %e %4 b 91'HE r Voz T TnST p'
pooJ yauirviic I'm this week and there Is also a
sgr,a ' f by the WGuT Gp S compsny
which Is soon to ~ on tour. "r'n'-"r'"" u
'G Ma lrfr' Zine I'm "' on bicycle gliding gracefully
about as only The irish queen c1n d0 Was s !he
was recalled many times. ana was ohSet 10 sing
her fayore dny Throw Him nowH Mfs SSSrg
ance at the Garden for some tme Among tne
others who appcared a. ne mn
IN ancient and modern stAtuary Tom ryn m, ,n
storks: Wines and fiemington In a comedy sketch
"Our Pawn SHOP nSrktgI srtsrs Nahon
Franlios orchestra gave delightful concert IN the
The same interest as usual shown in the a,
tractivo performance OF the ,'Mkado 10y the Dun
ing tea between the acts 10y the little Japanese
maliens is well os their characteristic dances in
ures which hep 10 make up delightful entertain
ment. The opera VIII be continued at the theatre
Manager Weyl. OF the Amercan Roof Garden ia ,Sa
cool spot last evening. More chairs have been
added TO the garden from necessity, so that every
the performance is given In the theatre-a fact
which adds to the attractions OF the place. The
programmc this week includes Kara, called the
greatest OF jugglers", Rogers Brothers, German
comedians; the pclprades. In new illusions smith
and Cook. acrohafs comedians. singers ana
dancers, Luis. a Mexican contortionist, Maud Ray,
mond Darling Sisters, koh-l-Baba, Kassell ana
John w. Ransomc.
Rce's 1899 company visited the Madison Square
Roof Garden last night; Tonight the members
will see The Mikado' at the Firth Avenue
Theatre At the end of this week they will scatter
until the reopenlng on August %. Miss Theresa
Vaughn and Richard Harlow go TO Europe and
about twenty to New Eng land. The others VIII
seek recreation at the nearby resorts. .
Among the passengers arriving on the steamship
Mississippi. from London last night were Ethan
Allen barytone William Warren, tenor and Miss
Edith Howe OF the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Com
pany, of London.
The Madison Square Roof Garden IL at the very
centre of the midsummer life OF this city. and II
there IL breeze stirring in the hottest night OF
July certain to visit this lofty home OF triNo
lty and joty Last evening the air WAS OF happy
mean OF mld-year luxury. without Incorporate