New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
EOOF GARDENS And OTHER SHOUS.

Tho new roof garden At Roster & Bars was
opcncl for the season last night. The changes
That have been made In the arrangements OF "'e
roo, have alrcad, been described In these Columns
The place was full. though not un onior.aD'>
c,owioa AZ II doubtless would have been II the
night had been a few degrees warmer anu every
hing went wei Tho bin presented Included the
Or, ouncarauce In America OF the Egg r-fieser
Troupe Of Tyrolran singers AMI dancers me Amer
lean debut u Ganivct funny Frcnchnin' 'i"'
Carlotta In songs and dances. MISS basy Mayer
and her plckaninnies; Fielding the jusgIer h"ts
Allen IN character dances; 'onroy ana FOX, WV
Gibson soubrciic. J. W. Ransomc. I'd la;eI' MISS
t,a-,,.,, Vernon ami Or Leo somrner's Hungarian
Gypsy Orchestra.
lenorc tho new dancer. achieved good measure
of success. tn Mr. rroctor's continuous vaudeville
performance yesterday. she II disclosed In chss.'
irarcry posed In crescent n the Nyinph OF IN"
Moan Above 4. an expansive sky. with stars rep
resented hy electric lights Barney Ferguson Gre
nied rnorrmeni by his Celtic absuriiiies lie has
a clever partner in sam Ryan. Marguerite Fergu-
son and her band OF pckaninncs irolc through
their plantation foolery with much energy S'e'lhs
and Reyen the come bar performers. made MT
Others who found favor were Meehan ana Ray
monl. parody singers Delavoy and Frz. panto'
mimic clown and policeman. with trek scenery
Arlington ard pc Champ In character songs; De
Ve,ux and Taylor Belle Clifton. skippng-rope
dancer. Williams and Barton knockabouts Lay
man the mimic. James Doyle. Grant and Norton,
Frederick Kcnno and Frank q. Mack. warbler
and dancer
Mile Troja mad. her FIRST appearance at the
American Roof Garden asst night. She sang half
o dozen songs and several times recalled
lanes Thornton gave monooCGc and Two
new rongs lie has cstlb ish'd himself In the
good grac~s OF tn" audiences. Others In the pro
granrnc which Was very long and entertaining
one were tn. four t;ardners. In musical act. the
Burt Sisters. In songs and dances. charles v r>a-
man Master James Dcyl!n. the SisterS Ray, N
character changes. Al l.ubln. Lynn Wei rrr.
dorothy Drew and the La Rose Brothers, acroba's.
Tho afternoon and evening concerts At tie Eden
Musee by Danko Gabor's GYPSY Orchestra are PROV
ing an excellent attraction. and are well attended
In eaca programme there Is variety OF music
ranging from the Classical % the latest popular
melodies The selections OF gypsy music always call
Tor cncorcs and Dhnko Glbors own compositions
are well received The interior OF the Musee Is
decorated with palms and ferns. and every room
is kept cool by an electrical cooling apparatus The
new groups whica In preparation VIII he paced
on exhibition In few days.
The Madison square Roof Garden began iis second
week last night. with programme including Lee
c.aIr and I.cae. Fritz Young and Miss sells, Al
Wilson. Nellc Waters Mark Murphy. The brothers
crcscendos French musical clowns, Allie Gilbert
ana John Page. Baazy and Durand, French eecen-
tries: the Ammons Cercse trio. Nile Paquerette.
Harry Foy and Philo Durard.