New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
THE COMING DAYS or TIE CASINO.
,,oyv THE CHANGED OLD ORDER IS TO YELL
PLACE TO THE NEW.

uov- THE CHANGED OLD ORDER IS TO YIELD
PLACE TO THE NEW
Rudolph Aronson announces that he has now ar
ranged the details for the coming season nj the
Cs,ro and is able to name definite date for the
,,,antno Of that house. The financial difficulties
that temporarily nterfered with the fulhlment OF
Tho MANS NJ Aronson had made are now, he says
overcome. go
10 explain the rumors recently In circulation
concerning the Casino 1t Is said that previous 10
Mr. Aronson's departure for Europe In October
o,,ract was entered into with s. Weber Parker
In consideration of 30 per cent OF the capital stock
nj the Casino Company. Mr.. Parker agreed to
back the company in its undertaking or rejuvenat-
ing the Casino. After Mr.. Aronson's return from
Europe and after all interested had approved the
contracts made by him while abroad. "A msunder-
standing arose with Mr.. Parker. which ended In
his being lnancer or influential FACTOR
dropped from the enterprise
4 syndicate was then formed representing the
Aronson interests. and the money necessary for
the opening OF the theatre and the Casino cub
was subscribed. Work has been begun upon the
building and will be pushed forward rapidly The
treasuryshp OF the company mas peeh accepted
By Thomas j. Hamilton.
Mr.. Aronson says that he Will open the theatre
with a vaudeville entertainment. made up OF Euro
pean attractions, all Of them new to this country.
The opening night will be Monday. February Is.
The artists will sail from Havre and Southampton
on February .. In addition to the vaudeville en-
tertainment Gilbert & Sullivans one-act operetta.
Trial by jury" staged by Richard Barker. Will be
presented and there will also be short ballet. a
PECULIARLY OF the first performances VIII be- the con-
structon OF the musical programme. which Will
consist OF compositions. none OF them ever be-
fore heard In America. Among these Will be Mr..
Aronson's latest waltz THE Strauss Jubilee" writ
ten for the jubilee In Vienna and dedicated to
Johann Strauss This number will be conducted BY
Mr. Aronson personally.
The improv In the Casino Building will be
numerous, and all conducive to the increased COM
fort OF the audience Francis II. Kimba the archi-
tect OF the Casino. has taken control OF this part
OF the work. There to be three asles In the
auditorium, instead OF two. formerly. The sea Is
to be placed further apart so that those occu-
pyng places In the middle OF row may pass out
without Inconvenience to their neighbors. Shelves
to be attached to the backs OF chairs to hold
glasses The catering department will be under the
management OF Mr. Dorval, of the st. James Hotel
The alterations will necessitate doing away with
neary 100 In the auditorium. but the Increased
comfort afforded II Is expected Will compensate for
the reduced seating capacity. Sixteen boxes are 70
be added the balcony floor, making a total OF
thirty six boxes In the house The buffet floor is to
be reserved for the OF the Casino Club
cusvely the front portion to be provided with seats
from which . View Of the stage may be had and the