New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
SUMMER ATTRACTIONS.
LIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS AT MOST OF
THE THEATRES STILL OPEN.

,so ., tho three privateers In the Italian quar-
ter The first of the second act discioses 'he
,obhv of the Cirque des Gadzooks and the second
scene shows the interior OF the opera house with
,,,,,o,ure s,age and private boxes. In this scene
u,uI no introduced some special diversions. one OF
which will be Edward f. kidders travesF oi
| "v,e Sans Ra -Gene." Thirdly" Is by Joseph W.
Herbert and Charles Puerner. The cast VIII IN
| c,ude Alexander Clarl, as Spaghetti. Louis wesley
| az Jocko r. +. Cotton as Carames. Edmund ~
vons "a Rutter-Scotch, Miss Adele Richie as li'-
| lie Willie Miss Margaret Mcdonald as the Hui"'
Miss Irene Vera the Dodo. A. g. Andrews AS ',le
| Rev Mr. Faggot and Du Maurer, Mss carrie H.
| Perkins as Thrilby. Miss Lillian Greene as Mrs'
Faggo; Mile F'leurette az Anita and MISS F'o'e"'e
| Irwin as Mrs. McFadden.
"t-or Fair Virginia." comedy-drama In fonr
| acts by Russ Whyal, VIII have It's hrst prou"c-
| ton In this city at the Fifth Avenue Theatre 10
| morrow evening. As its title suggests. 1T Is Story
| ~ the South al the period of the Rebellion In the
| east are Edward J. Morgan 1otte Br'scoe FRANK
| Doane Russ whytal Frederic Vroom. Lyster san
| ford william Parke r. +. McClannn. Felix flaney
| 9 y Thomas Marie Knowles Whytal and Minnie
| Dnpree. 81 VA.
At the Columbus Theatre this week. MISS Nate
| Claxton and Mime Jananschek will he seen III an
elaborate revival Of The Two Orphans. supported
by Miss Fanny Gillette. Miss Marion F. Clifton ana
| Mice Mary Stuart The stage settings are SAID 10
be unusually good. Mr. Hammers'en announces
| This az the last week Of the season.
Thcre has been no diminuton In the attendance
AT Abbev's Theatre OF people anxious to see the
Lillian Russell Opera Company in De koven ana
Smiths latest composition. The Tzigane. II Is
running In such working order now that the cur
| tain comes down al II O'Clock. AZ n spectacle Inc
Tzicane' is conceded to be one OF the most at
,racfive comic operas yet seen on tn" Nrw-, orN
stage.
| rorracs Garden is filed nightly with audiences
| which by their approval OF Xellei~ opera Der
! Obcrsteigcr." have convinced Mr.. Hermann tha' II
woud be unwise to substitute. for the present al
| least any OF the older Hight works OF the popular
COMPOSERS Der Oberstciger VIII, therefore, en-
ter mon the second month OF its run tomorrow
| evening.
.rrilby'' goes on It's way rejoicing at the Garden
Theatre Everybody connected with the play has
undoubted cause for rejoicing for the house - s'
crowded at each performance. in spite OF the dts
comforts that TO people who s closely packed
together. even in the best ventilated theatres.
Miss Camille D'Arville and her company continue
10 sing -, Daughter OF the Revolution at tn"
broadway Theatre The managers announce 'hc''
belief that the run Will be Indefinite" Inc si'dua'
Ing and .urough classes OF the West fo'h' NH"
tarv Academy will attend the performance on
June =.
| The summer season AT the Madison square Roof
! Garden will begin tomorrow evening In the last
few weeks carpenters painters ana decorators nave
been engaged In making improvements ana Hf'ra-
| lions which. II is believed Will conduce greatly
|
popular resort. This weeks bill Includes Fields
and Lewis parodisrs Balazy and Durand change
artists. The brothers Crc~cerdos. French musical
clowns. Allie Gilbert and John Page. In specialize,
Sam BERNARD. James F Hoey, Mile Paqu"r"iie
the Ammons Clerese Trio. Arlington and he champ
In and dances. carr ana Jordan anu 'hSlhN"
d'Aquin's orchestra.
The burlesqu. Hamlet II" will continue TO brave
tho weather at tho Herald Square Theatre
The production IL chiefly remarkable FOR IN" brill
fancy OF the scenery and costumes. and the we'll
| executed marches and chorGscs.
| Miss Janet Achurch. an English actress. Will
make her nrsi American appearance al Hoyrs
Theatre tomorrow night. She has selected 'or her
| opening play Forget -Mc-Not" ia which she viii
| be seen as Stephanie. This play Will be followed
by one-act piece By Lansdon El"yn Mitchell
| called In The Season" During the hrst half OF
the week Miss Achurch will be seen In these and
| for the latter haif IN "A Dolls House
| The music hall season az Kos'er q Bars will
end this week and the programme viii include Miss
| HARRIET Vernon. the Merr!ics sisters Smith ami
| Cook In "A character sketch. the craggs. In new
act called The Elevated Risley" the Merrs
Eroih~rs I'm their acronatc wire act. A o. duncan.
ventrloquis,. SIZZLING and Rcvcli. burlcsque bar
performers. the RossoHs. Frederick II. Leslie and
his leaping dogs and special series Of living
| pictures. comprising twenty ~ IN" principal sub
| jccts that have been shown here within the last
year. The roof garden. which has been entirely re-
modelled. viii be thrown open - the public on
Monday evening. June 10. when complete change
Of programme will b. offered. Tairty-two new pr
| yate boxes have been built. new stage viii b"
| used for the first time and Co orchestra chairs
have been placed In position.
The attraction Tony Pastors Theatre FOR This
week Will BE- the first production In New-York city
OF the farce-comcdy THE Two Flats" IN which
! will appear company Including Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Watson. Alfred Borclll George Leslie Ed
| ward Edwards VIII Cherry. George Irengic. Mile.
| Annctta Zalma Miss Minnie Thurgate Miss Mar
garet Gallagher. Miss Ienrette Scott. &. A Wat
| son and VIII Arundel. Many specially features
Will be introduced. including songs. slecs and
| choruses.
The vaudeville season Mt the Eden Musee closed
last night for the summer. Beginning with this
week the main attractions at tho Musee Will be CON
certs and waxworks. Each afternoon and even
ing Danko Gabor's Gypsy Orchestra will give a long
concert. The programme Will include selections
Of classical music and popular airs. and IN addition
several numbers OF the gypsy music which first
made this orchestra popular The groups and
figures which crowd the halls and galleries OF the
Musee are always Interesting. Changes are con
etantly made la order TO keep up with history
froctors perpetual show goes on and There
are are many popuIar entertainers for tomorrow.
Miss Lydia Dreams. vcntriloquist and cartoonist.
from The European music halls, has the assistance
Of Miss Maurier in ,'Onr Last Rehearsal" omene
sing new ballads OF his own composing. Hi and
hea nfa ns SSsy Tn % s
Happy Pair" and Grace Rutledge gives ''Trilby
twelve hour list also includes McCabe and Emmet
acrobats Bob and Lottie Daily In sketches Helene
Tuesart, serio-comc: Frank Cakes Rose in
Through London with Dickens" illustrated
Thomson and Iunee. Fisher and Carroll, Irish
comedy; Bcrol and Belmonte and professor IIari
and Mile. BESSIE. with tricks OF magic and ilu-
sion To-day's concert Will be continuous from
TO 1890 p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.. Abbey Will sail for
Europe on the St Louis Wednesday. They viii
go first 70 London and remain there for some time
The Turkish Harem, at Huber's Fourteenth
Street Museum. composed OF ten young and bcauti
full Turkish women and troupe of Turkish mu
sicians. In exhibitions OF Oriental dances and Other
exhibitions OF home life equally interesting ha,
| attracted many visitors there. They will begir
the second week OF their engagement tomorrow
and will be supported by excellent bill In both
curio hall and theatre. In the curio hall Me an,
| Him" the Tong and short OF IT," In their bur
lesque boxing act. viii be the main feature outsd.
the Turkish Harem. Rob Roy the alblno dis
locator ana contortonst. Is also there Satanclla
who made hit last week In his exhibition OF hea V,
weight lifting with the hair. has been retained
Zama. the Zulu chief In dances and songs IL