The sun., 1895-05-19

.iittle ahead OF the summer season will be the
Madison Square Garden, on Tuesday night. The
MIC rlace will be made to look like the garden
vhIch its namo implies, cool beverages will be
on sale. and visitors may sit or saunter at will
90 music Ross Jungnickel will conduct newly
orcnnized National symphony Orchestra, and
he says that many novelties will be well played.
The singers engaged for the first week are Zip
nora Montcith. Nina Rathbone, and Della Niven.
Solos will be heard from Xavier Reither on the
french horn, Paul Meinoh on the cello, and
Justus Pfeiffenschneder on the trombone.
TWO 50 uburbnn places will soon have theatri-
c.l amusements on q large SCALE The prepara-
tions at Manhattan Beach are uncommonly ox-
tensiye They include comic opera, q circus
fireworks and music, all on n moro comprehen-
Awe scale than anything that has been done
there In former years. Ambrose Park, at South
Brooklyn, will have Buffalo Bills Wild West"
again, but only for short time A new enter
tainment, devised and prepared by Nate SAILS
bury and entitled BLACK America" will occupy
the grounds for the greater part of the summer.
1t is to be ar illustration Of Southern plantation
life. Five hundred negroes will be employed In
the exhibition. Tho work and sports OF the
former slaves will be shown. The singing of ne
gro melodies In chorus will be q feature
An occasion of charity will be utilized next
Friday afternoon at Palmer's to test new play
with New York audience. The beneficiary Is
the Seton Hospital for Consumptives, and
friends OF that worthy institution have insured
money success. Tho piece to be tried is "A
Duel of Hearts," dramatized by Mazda Craigen
and Frederick Pauldins from a story by Mrs J.
Davenport Lander. The scenes and characters
are foreign. and they relate to tho misundcr-
standings of love affair.
The Grand Opera House 10 still further do
voted to opera In English. Tomorrow night
will bring novelty in " Tho Lily of Killarney"
musical setting Of the story of THE Colleen
Bawn," not heard In this city In many years. A
newly organized company contains William T.
Carleton. Lizzie Macnichol, Helen Bertram
Frank David. Charles Bassett, Payne Clark. and
enough others to provide not only cast for
1.-THE Lilly Of KillaEney," but also for " Faust"
A farce not seen in this city within ten years.
to last a hundred nights Al Tony Pastors. is to
he revived to,morrow at the Fourteenth street
recalled. as well as that OF its principal come
dian. Dan SIlly. It is a laughable affair al
The s new IsS oonsGs actors
The performance Of The Rivals" by Mrs.
brow and Messrs. jefferson, Crane, Goodwin,
Si bsneiiit Of Charles W. condosE viii Be given on
Thursday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue:
wifi Be
Hall on Tuesday evening. Mile. Pillar NORM
and Jenne oSs Potter 1
(which ?" both pieces being Charles Barnards.
,,.tic seoson SiminIsh.s NOR. snmntnon.,v
eomo than
Abbey's, has not been seen in long while. The
scenic environment of Lillian Russell is worthy
of her sffulgent presence, and the panoramic
spectacle ut the climax Of the play, showing an
army on the march. is a genuine achievement
In stagecraft.
At Terrace Garden tho performance of any
olnef oon'o operA .nNn De. ooefe'esel
postponed by continuance of that piece for
10 nrenared with large renertorv Of new and
old G.rman light musical works Ida wtl.
helma Thersse Delma Johanna Gerre and Max
Sternau have been engaged.
Th, Whitney company takes "Rob Rov" to
the Rrooklvn Columbia The cast ia almost ex
ac,lv the same that IL was during the long sea-
son in this city. the names of Corden. Pruette.
Carroll. O'Keefe. and Berthold being in the bill
AS before. Tho Scotch plaids cannot yet have
los, their gay colors.
A Judue decided that Little Christopher"
WAS a burlesoue and not comic opera. but It Is
very musical, nevertheless, rs we'll as being
stuffed with vaudeville 1t has come to its clos
ing week at Palmer's after a notably long sea-
son there and at the Garden. Al froth and
tba Iest. ~ thnsa Naw ynrHers vbo W iiEe 6ee%
less exhilaration at the theatre.
., The musical and farcical nonsense OF The
i1srIam 1rera Hny.e w;tb nav ~ renresantat,vas HS
OF the mahnish girl and the girlish man In Mol
lie Fuller and Daniel DAILY The version OF the
st pepfomed ot sbe Rion cant,intnV Mss
Fuilrr's barefoot sTriihy" dance and other
gambols OF fresh and fr2licsome nature. a..
Gaistv i,rI" ia stiI ,onortinn at Hsiv's rba
women make a liberal and active exhibition Of
themselves, the men include several good come
dams and singers, and the whole entertainment
IL calculated to delight the Johnnies OF this
town. The bathing scenes and the revelatory
dances seem to afford great satisfaction.
Novelty is not lacking in the variety shows
hut depe,dence IA nlaced mainly on familiar
ue.tnS uus uspone E 10 pe'u T,n.saa o t =. ~naa
performers. george n. fortesquo OIL EVan-
gene" memory is the heavy man of Proctor's
snecialists having Richard German for his
cnmn,n,on pro.s r,drida. "a hara For,ar.
holds over, and the remaining ones are the four