New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
THEATRES AWAKENING.
PROMISES OF MANY PRODUCTIONS NOT
FAR OFF

FAR OFF
Two more theatres open tomorrow night and with
IN the next few weeks there will be more and more.
II the weather continues In Its mad career some OF
tho managers are likely wish that they had kept
their theatres shut. but II they Will take chances.
they must expect to take consequences also
Souvenir performances are not common In the sum
mer season and at this period OF theatrical stagna
ton the record OF "Trilby" at the Garden Theatre
,s the more remarkable. The 10th performance on
Friday will be marked by the presentation OF souve-
Mrs especiay selected by Mr. Palmer. as attractive
and lasting mementos OF the career or this drama
There will be no change In the cast for some weeks
to come.
"Dorothy" is drawing large and enthusiastic audi
ences to the Standard Theatre The cast the chorus
and the picturesque settings all lend charm 10 the
nroducton Dorothy" will probably go on until
September 1t has been decided that the organiza-
tIon as IL stands with two exceptions. shall
become a permanent one. 1t will begin tour OF the
large cities In October The repertory VIII include
three operas Dorothy" THE Red Hussar' and
Doris" Alfred Golfers latest work. which has had
n long run in London at the Lyric Theatre. This
opera will have its first production in this country
early in the season. probably at the Hollis Street
Theatre. In Boston.
AT the Terrace Garden on Monday and Tuesday
evenings Suppes clever oreretta "Fatiniza, Will
be produced. On Wednesday evening special per-
Torrance OF 1.-The Gypsy Baron Will be given. to
tho season of Moritz Sternau. The chief feature OF
the week will be the first production In this country
Of der Alte Dessauer." the libretto OF which is
accredited to Max Henschel and the score to Otto
Findeisen The latter is the conductor OF the Con-
RED Ferenczy Company.
For the opening OF his autumn season MIR. Pastor
bas engaged some OF the best talent on the vaude-
vile stage The theatre will open tomorrow after-
noon Mr.. Pastor having decided to give four matt
nees instead OF two. week hereafter The famous
Russell Brothers will appear In new version OF
"'The Irish Servant Girls; William H. Fox will play
the n,ano: Whiting and Shepard will sing some new
selections and perform various musical instru-
ments: Miss I.otte West Symunds the Irish charac-
ter singer will be heard here for the first time In
number of years: John and Nellie Mccarthy Will
civ, some new PAROLES on the popular songs OF the
dav: Fisher and Crowell. in songs and dances; the
rravelles in shadowgraphs: Harry and Dollie Rus
sell and Layman will make up the rest Of the pro-
grammc.
"Kismet" Richard Carroll and Gustave Kerker's
musical tale OF two tangled Turks. enters upon a
second week at the Herald Square Theatre to-mor-
row night Mr. Carroll himself appears to be win
ming an abundance Of favor with his newest part.
His "Haideez" s accepted his richest essay in a
credtable list OF comic achievements "ksmet" Is
prettily staged. and presents pleasing feasts OF
form, movement and color.
Another series of living statues Will be given Mt
the American Roof Garden tomorrow evening.
They are all new and the setting and background
will also be new. Another feature OF the programme
vii! he Thompson and Collins. Healey and Morrisey.
Harris and Fields Miss Madge Ellis, In new songs;
IIovd and Lane who sing and dance; Edgar Ely,
Nellie SEYMOUR serio-comc: Belle Fullerton. Spanish
dancer: Charles Allen, parody singer and Mile.
Roaptino.
The theatrical season will open in Harlem on Sat
urday night when oscar Hammersten will open his
Columbus Theatre with "a Ride for Life" This
play is new to Harlem. 1t Is melodrama in four
acts by Walter Fessler.
The managers Of the roof gardens OF the city
trying to make the most OF what is left Of the hot
weather Mr. Sanger OF the Madison Square Roof
Garden intends that the last weeks at his popular
resort shall be made exceptionally attractive. To
that end he has engaged for this week the follow
ing artists Miss Lorte Gibson Hanes and Pettin-
gill; Fritz Young and Miss Sells. Brooks. Denton
and Ossman the sisters BEAUMONT the Rogers
brothers. Miss Maude Raymond Post and Hayes.
Press Eldridge. Miss Pauline Won Arnold. the
Judge brothers and Miss Emma Krause. The usual
concert will be given this evening.
Charles Dickson will present at Hoyt's Theatre
tomorrow evening n new comedy, called 'Other
Peoples Money" by Edward OwIngs Towne. the
head Of Mr. Dickson's discoveries" On this oc-
cason he will act an eccentric character part that
of a millionaire Chicago Board OF Trade man His
company includes Thomas VI. Hunter Gustav
Yorke Alonzo Stevens. Miss Lillian Burkhart, Miss
Helen Tracy and Miss Georgia Wees.
Not since It's foundation 1t is said has the Eden
Musee had prosperous summer season. Every
day there visitors from far and wide. The en-
terpr.se which the management. has shown has had
much TO do with this increased prosperity. New
figures constantly added. and they always
Of an attractive character. The woman. the
Salvation Army lasse. and the electrical execution
chamber the principal recent additions. while
the now under preparation will include some
mechanical figures. The afternoon and evening
concerts by Danko Gabor's Gypsy Orchestra are
highly interesting. New selections of his own
gypsy music will be played during the coming week
Proctor's defes the disheartening dog-days and
OF the bright stars of vaudeville combined
in Mondays continuous show. Maggie Cline the
lyric and dramatic illustrator Of the great McCos-
keys victory. will appear in the continuous vaude-
Vile, form of entertainment which she has not
hitherto dignihed with her personal presence. Clara
Beckwith will submerge herself in big tank, and |
eat. drink read. and lead an ideal summer exist |
ence. Sam Collins and Venie Henshaw Will be on |
hand The lie Moyne brothers will offer acrobatcs |
and sketches will be performed by Carr and Jordan.
Daily and Devere. and Shayne and Worden Lillian |
Green will hold over. Maud Harvey and Zolma |
Pawlston will appear. together with the Killing |
becks club jugglers and dancers; Hustled and Guy
er; Sparrow, the clown jugger. and the lady or