New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-11

serio-comic. and Maude Harvey. comedenne. In
songs and dances. Other new features will be the
temperance OF George II. Wood. the somewhat
different comedian VINO will be remembered on &C
count of his work with Edward Harrigan. when
that comedian was in his palmest days, and who
created a success at this house a week ago. and
Conroy and Fox. Irish comedians, who need no
introduction. The retained features will be j w
Ransone. who is constantly introducing new songs
and local hits into his impersonation. which he
calls "Thc Ruler OF New-York'; Marietta and Bel
lon. and their flock of performing cockatoos; Clair
Agnew. a petite comedenne and eccentric dan
GER; Fielding. a jugger; the EggerRieser troupe Of
Tyrolean singers and dancers and DIR. Leo Som
mers Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra.
The living statues at the American Roof Garden
Will be continued next week. but In an entirely new
form. In this new series Miss Angelina Allen will
be seen In a model Madge Ess popularity
to increase her act becomes more IA
milar to the patrons OF this roof garden Her new
song THE Boys OF New-York Town. Is becoming
popular. and is of the catchy dlttes sung this
season Pat Reilly, the Irish comedian will be
retained this week. Others the programme are
Gardner and West comedians; Ida Russell charac-
ter change artist: Mile. Theo, musical: Ned Mum
roe black face comedian; Foster and Lewis. com;
edy sketch; William Logan. barytone songs. and
Annie Lloyd. serlo comic.
The Eden Masee has never had SO successful
Musee has been made comfortable by electrical
cooling apparatus. and the afternoon and evening
ny tne S new %a groups have
been placed exhibition within the last few weeks
bicycling Costume is attracting the most attention
% learn RSSe Ws the Ssse bicycles see h
costume. The Salvation Army lasse s also popu-
and o few n days ago ioeS Of young hs
Musee to see the figure Many other ngures1, are re
placed on exhibition as soon as possible.
The all-the-timc show at Proctors shirts ana
noyatOn Monday IL an orchestra or t"eEe
women. who will interpret selections, popular ana
Thornton whose dry wit and cynical philosophy
are enIlvened by brisk and breezy songs Of his
Sweethearts the Man in the Moon and many other
aterday dtiies Hanes and ps;p psn R are
keeps open right along despite the prevailing spas
% RSSf rs aSd Who has starred in
own drama. 'McKenna's Frtation1. ana u now
Green late OF Little Christopher and Thirdly.
essays piquant character songs, and holan ana
Others Of the entertaining quality are IraVeie.
European necromancer and shadowgraphls,,, tn Ne
sketches: Nettle Won BERG. late star OF Marie
sanger's burlesquers: suter the double-volced S9
wards and Kernel. singing and dancing come ONE,
$50 to il p M there will be a special programme.
The charms OF Terrace Garden are sun at5r &c
tive T eSnS %Srk soe ee5e to the judgment OF
the management. The strain has NOT toiu upon PP,.
any but Miss EnglAendcr who after two nights
the coming week popular demand VIII be fully
S wark Of A rHS ins The Child Of win
be the bill The story Of this operetta interest
Ferenczy company should be at home, having APP
peared in during its presentation IN Ha M bs
S Week Boccacco viii be the drawing card It's
d M S w be- the
caccio" NORTH sternau the PItro Emil SondermaaInn
the Enslaender the Fiametta and Max Month
LotiTngh In the Openar garden Se sanday
e; The Fourteenth street Theatre, which Manager
regular season a week from to morrow Mon Mon.
day evening August 10, with Eugene GRGarHe
entitled "The wicklow Postman.' The play is to
be presented with new scenic s ahS Mss
Bettna Grard has been ensased Tor me part OF tg
9 eerscn N lloyd p0n Alfred Hastings carroll Day
Norman Campbell Thomas Held, Roger Dorian
Edrar Knapp. Belle Dolan and Marie de campi.
Mr. oRourkes engagement is for two W,ot wee and
other stars will 20 seen at this house.
'' Hammerstens Columbus Theatre will open Its
last years melodTamatic success S IA RIDE FOR
life written and for hs production by Eugene
MSh s % pseduee The
u"as ha lana 'C OF the Living BY Frank
play scored at he Adsph ID Th ne 5
tsv Kahn and solomon Meyers win produce 1 the
scenic accessories viii be realistic and the entire
production will be staged by L. j. vincent; IN
u. Travis, Frederick, MAYNARD, Harry Webster stsT,
owen Mar.owe and Electra Melena. 80
Francis Wilson's company which WI pro9 TSs
Cheftain" at Abbey's Theatre: on September g. VII
comprise besides Mr. Wilson. Miss Lulu Chaser, Miss
Kate Davis Miss Alice Hobrook Miss Christie Nc,
Donald. Rhys Thomas, J. c: Miron. John Brand Ia; and
ard Barker to superintend the PRODUCTION. ana
Sgnor Dl Novellis as musical director. Percy An
derson. OF London. has supplied entirely new cos
"A Pair OF Spectacles" will be the first play pre-
sented by John Hare and the Garrck Theatre
Company when they open at Sndpeys rneaatre IN
when originally produced at the Garr!ck Theatre
ran for the best part OF two seasons. and was twice
performed by special command before English
royalty. Mr.. Hares Benjamin Godiinch is said
to be one of the most finished OF character sketches
Bonnie Scotland" which will be presented dur.
ing the coming season. Will be one OF the most
eaboraey costImed Pays OF Tseen bS years ba ane
composed the words OF four scotch songs TO be
sung in the play He has ssect tea as T tes pa
king Of Glen and Crag" and "a sprig Of High
land Heather The play will be presented under
the personal direction OF the author and Will have
the benefit OF novel specialtles OF Characteristic
Managers Tyler and Rosenthal are busy preparing
for the next tour OF Digby Bell in the Tar and
Tartar" which begins on September 80 In Pongh,,
support TO Mr. Bell. and Josephine Knapp and other
we.l-known artists have been engaged for the COM
pany which will number seventy . Peoppi n.oos, r,o
duction that has been made at the Empire Theatre:
BESIDES the people there will be nine sets OF
scenes the combined work OF +. G.. Unit OF the
Empire and William Hawley, OF the Lyceum thea
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