New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

The entertainment arranged for Roster Bials
roof garden this week will introduce a programme
which II made up almost entirely OF new features
Imro Fox will offer new mystery and sleight-of-
hand Lizzie b. Raymond will present budget OF
her Irish comcalties: Odel and Page appear In an
acrobatIc act entitled SILENCE and Fun; John and
Harry Dillon will give songs and parodies; the Nc
Nuty Sisters will appear in songs and dances ana
John and Nellie Healy In plantation sketch. Other
features will be the temperance OF the three Haw-
thorne Sisters who will offer some new songs; the
temperance OF Kokin.s japanese jugsler and the
last performances OF Marietta and Bellon. with
their fock OF performing cockatoos The retained
features include Conroy and Fox. Clairesse Agnew.
J. w Ransone and DIR. Leo Sommer's Hungarian
Gypsy Orchestra.
f. H. sothern's season at the Lyceum Theatre will
begin on Wednesday, September 4, with the pro-
duction OF THE Prisoner OF Zenda" The COM
Melted cast In as follows: Morten Seten. Rowland
Ruckstone Arthur Lawrence. Howard Gould, c. p.
Fockton Samuel Sothern. Daniel Jarrett, Henry
Talbot w. l.. Branscombe w. b. Woodall. Charles
Arthur. Rowdon Erlynne. J. J. Collins, T. j. MUIR
nhy Miss Grace Kimball. Miss Marie ID. Shotwe.
Mrs Kate Pattison-Selten Miss Bertha Bartlett.
Miss Dbden and Miss Drew. Mr.. sothern will enact
Rudolf. Rassendyll and King Rudolf V.
willard Spencer is experimenting the rehearsals
NJ princess Bonnie which will be the opening
attraction OF the Broadway Theatre on September
q The cast VIII De-
x,py Clover Miss Jennie Goidhwaie
Auntc Crabb Isabelle Sterilns
Roy ssrI,ng; jo.enh Creenfeider
captain Tarpaun. de prS,,5 S oIis.1
Augustus Pitou has removed his offices to the
Grand Opera House and is actively preparing for
the opening Of the on Saturday evening.
August 81 Many changes and improvements have
been made In the Grand Opera House. both before
and behind the curtain. The greenroom has been
refurnished and redecorated. and all OF the dress
,ng-rooms have gone through a like process. There
will be a new drop curtain and an entirely new
stock Of scenery painted by John Young. and car
nets and new decorations in the auditorium.
Alexander Salvini and his manager. w. NJ Will
kison have just returned from Europe. His sea-
son which begins about September 2 will prob
ably include SIX weeks Of Mexico. His
repertory will include Hamlet 1.-THE Three
Guardsmen" "Ruy Bias" Don Caesar de Bazan"
and probably "Othelo."
Richard Mansfield says that he shall not appear
this season In "Brumme.," "A Partisan Romance.
"Prince KARI In fact any Of his old repertory
"The Son Of Don Juan" The House OF the Wolf
and "A Society Hghwayman" new pieces he
IL to produce Joseph and f.. NJ. Holland are re-
hearsing daily at the Garrick Theatre under the
direction OF Mr. Mansfield In "A Man with Past,
by the Paultons.
"Hansel and Gretel." Humperdlnck's fairy opera.
which will soon be heard Days Theatre. will
he under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr.. DAILY on Its Amer
lean tour by arrangement with Sir Augustus Har-
ris The cast will be made up In England and VIII
be headed by the two principals 81 tine orsn 9iy
musicians conducted by Anton Seldl ,,,,
RHs narieS opera @ay@ Company fe and viii play
The Tzgane formerly played ~ S NJ. ~ ne the
Proctors Pleasure Palace, on the south side Of
Ffty-eghth-st.. between Lexington and Third
terror decorations are almost complete. The audi
torium and German cafe VIII be ready ior the
bighest class from noon to midnight will be MI
Proctors policy although he contemplatets tne
in which ballet and burlesque may figure the
scale OF prices adapts itself to almost any POCKET
chesta for those who wish to pay the Prizes tS
PREVAILING in M srsdnay Gn it the re-
aurements OF the most economically disposed;
Robert Had OF IS o be gwen
as a curtain-raiser with Lost. Twenty-four Hours
the engagement at Hoyts Theatre beginning on
,h ,e psrt in The Sporting Duchess which IS
soon to be produced at the Academy Of Music j.
H. S5oqaaFt w Amn aS0 With the original
cast will be presented at the STANDARD theatre TOT
0 John Hare for hrst American tour has Sc
cured Miss u snS Fga ery wso
has long been associated with MI Hare ana o .ne
Garck Theae pa Ss mas most Dse
ST. Jamess Hall has , been renamed The aae5y
by its manager Alfred r. AdrOns MI
has had the house renovated and has made othea
improvements. He VIII open IL on Septeihper
with THE White Crook - . -.
For George r. Smss drama, THE City OF
Pleasure" soon be given at the Empire Theatre,
a number of wel-known players have been selected
They include Joseph Wheelock. j. H. Siiinlour,
Cecil NJ Yorke, Charles Bowser, Charles Harbury,
Miss Effie Shannon, Miss Eleanor Carey, Miss Annie
Switzerland. Miss Lily Brug and Miss Elita Proctor
Otis.
The Lillputian company under the management
OF Carl and Theodor Rosenfed, will open TWO
months engagement at the Friedrich Wilhelm
stadtsche Theatre, In Berlin, on August 80 The
son. the Messrs. Rosenfeld having booked the same
in other German cities and in Austria. Inc com.
iSs-N -
John Slocum is daily rehearslng his 'Trilby,'
company, preparatory TO beginning his season and
that Of the Harlem Opera House on Monday night,
September 2. 1870,
Julian Magnus, Miss Marie Wanwrights man.
accr who Is IN London. writes that Miss VAIN
wright will revive this Sheridan knowles's
The Love Chase" She will alternate IT with
daughters OF Eve" in which she played all last
The Tavary Grand Opera Company will open
Colonel Sims new Montauk Theatre. in Brooklyn.
on the evening OF Monday, September 16. with a
production of Wagner's Flying Dutchman."
Thomas O. Seabrooke will begin his tour, under
the management OF James Jay Brady at the Park
in which he will appear Is "A World of Trouble,
by Harry and Edward Paulton.
THE Great Diamond Robbery" will have
elaborate production at the An erican Theatre
September g The management has provided
elaborate and costly accessories. Scenery has been