New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
A FEW THEATRES LEFT.
ROOF GARDENS TAKING \ MORE lMPoh-
r,vT PLACE. AMONG ADJUSTMENTS.

r,vr ACE AMONG ADJUSTMENTS.
49, - ,..r,oscue ..Thrilby" at the Garrick
-, -. ho. had q good week. 1t Is undsrgolhS
,, .,,al nrocess of such entertainments. and many
changes have already been made win NOR y,
nrospect This is old story. put III TINS ''s
is certainly true that much mas p"eh "o,' '
h,,h,ens the performance Seven weeks after 'ne
,,.,i,, ~ = burlesque OF this sort Is usua"S
ho .x,r. mo neriod at which the author Is abe 10
recognize any of his work o,r,
ro,,orro,, evening the Lillian Russell opera
COMPANY will begin the last week OF It's season "a,
Abhev's Theatre. "The TziGanc' the opera WIZ
form the principal feature Of Miss husse" 'ep',
.r, for seasons to come. The next season VIII
begin at Abbey's Theatre. with Ihe lzisa"e' y"
the evening Of Monday, August L. ,
Roster 4 Balls Music Hall is now closed LOT III
months Of June July and August. and to-rnorro"
evening the new roof garden VIII be opened 10 '''
,,hlc with a complete change Of programme. III
Guiding the American debut Of Ganivet. the "'S'
app,arance in America of the Eseei-t'''s "''
Of Tvrolese singers and dancers tI''c'"S' 'o
i,,g.r. Daisy MAYER and her troupe Of pickAnl-
mics. Mile Carlotta in songs ana dances N"'
allan in character dances: Conroy and Fox Mat
ion uavcs and Marion. in new dances; ierue "'-
SON soubrctte; f. Latch J. w Ransone' anu ~
Leo Sonmers Hungarian orchestra. ne most 'n-
portant changes the roof sAri'h are Inv ""'''
ZION of thrty-two new private boxes, holilhB sN
persons each the placing Of orchestra chairs j" ''
hodv Of the garden and the construction Of a me-"
stage ,
Tomorrow evening begins the second week Of
For Fair Virginia" AZ the ffth Avenue n''"''
wherc the attendance is declared 10 be entirety SAL
isfactory to the MANAGEMENT. The play "aT orig
i,,lv hooked for a run OF fortnight only. but u
may be continued for a longer term u the weather
conditions are favorable Mr.. NhyiaL IN" "u'ho'
and one of the PRINCIPALS IN IN" cast 'Np''|S'7
himself as much gratihed with the reception give"
to his play.
Tho week lust closed has not been a particularly
,oo1 one in the matter Of weather for IN" roof
Gardens but despite that fact the business al inc
aerial resort on top OF The Ma !ison square ''I''"
has beon satisfactory The many changes for the
better which have been recently mao" appear I"
be APPRECIATED by the audiences The arrangements
for r. mastering the performance from IN" roof q"
the amphithcatrc in case OF rain are Simple ana ~"
"Wednesday night within short time after the RAJ"
began the audience was seated d""hs'difS "''"-
inu the entertainment. Among the bes-kno"n poo
ne engaged for the week are Leclair ana I's"''
Fritz Young and Miss Soils. Al Wilson Meme
Waters Mark Murphy. the brothers CreSc'ni"s
French musical clowns. Allie Gilbert ana ''hh
Page Balazy and Duraal. French ecc"n'f''S' ,"'
Ammons Clcrcse trio. Nil. Paqn"rctte' Harry roy
and Pho Durand. There viii be concert ,"-
night at which a number OF We"-hho"" '""'''''
artists Will appear
.'rrjlby' starts on It's ninth week at the Gar
den Theatre tomorrow The interest In IN" play
seems to be- well sustained. n spite Of the weather
This is no doubt due In part 10 the TACT mat '''
out-oftown people are coming into the city IN great
numbers In spite OF the length az the run th"f" is
ga, same attention 90 lctal OF stage settings. bus
ness and acting that Characterized IN" original pro-
duc,1n and contributed arscy 10 the success ~ the
play.
The American Roof Garden viii begin on IFS soc
ond week tomorrow night The managers regard
as a star attraction Mile Troga. Who VIII sing nan
a dozen songs BESIDES Nile. Troga tner" VIII Toe
James Thornton in a ne" monoi"rH" ana -oN"'
Marguerite Ferguson AMI eight pcHAni"nirS' inc
sisters Burt charles Y. Srtmon Master James
pevlin the boy soprano. Lynn N'ch'r 'h"'''-
u Ward and Goueet the h.cyc." rider on stormy
nights the performance i@ given IN The theatre.
TN. third week ~ Mis- Camille D'Arvll" AZ 'h'
prsaduay Theatre In \ Daughter - th' Rc'oln-
don" begins tomorrow night Harry M''-"h''N"
and Miss Annie Lows nav" introduced q n'" dance
I'm tho third act "Wednesday evening ".H Ice w.
Point night for which the graduating c.Aas ana '"'
furlough class have purchased seats.
At Terrace Garden this week iho 'onf'l-i''
cnczy comc-o9'ra organization "hi 'iNE '" '"'
operas on Monday Tuesday ani wednesday '''"-
ines Johann strauss The Gypsy Baron "il N'
sung. while the remainder Of The Week 81" '' ''
voted % 'Th" BeTgnr student
proctor's Theatre H. unii-turhci by tho 'onp'N
ton o. suburban resorts auI roof gardens ls'H'i'
viii on,r novelties this week in her Nfm'" ''
Luna" and "Nymih ID" Erie dances MIN many
adiuncis of music cosfumins AMI electrical on'rit
Barney Ferguson returns 20 the vaudeville for ODE"
first time n o.shf years Niih his partner. sam
RYAN and his dau.ht,I. Mis- Margu'rlt" F'i-is'n
a dancer who has the all % Barney FasAn's p.D A4-
minnie. SiciIins and H..'n. the comic bar experts
APPEAR ln au a,t which involves acrohato skill as
well as sro,c~qu- gun Parody sorr- Hil D." sung
by McchAn AMI Raymond. Others of special talent
ar. Do.ayoy and Fritz wlth thor trick house. ih'
Misscs Arlington aad D. champ n songs ana
dances. DE N.aux AMI Taylor h'Il" 'hiioY. fHif.
plng-ropc dancer. Williams ana Barton. kno IA
Fred Kenna and Frank Mack. Tyrole-c warbler
and dancer. To-iays concert "ili b" continuous
from g.}J To- % -
The wax figures and groups AT tho Eden Muse"
look cool and comfortable enough. now that th't
are wearing summer clothes Most 81 the garments
are either new or last summers garments r'mhdc
IN the latest styles. The artists OF the Muse" al
ways take advantage OF the semi annual clothes
changing process to touch up and frcshen the
figures. As consequence. the Musce II now at It's
best and the old visitors cannot fail TO be pleased
with the change The concerts by DankO GabOr's
Gypsy Orchestra proving Interesting and are
well attended. The programmes ior the coming
week viii consist mainly OF classical music. with
a sprnkling OF tho latest popular airs. At each
concert there viii De several selections o! gypsy
music The concerts Viii De given each afternoon
and evening of the week.
\ company of amateurs Will present the nvc-act
play saints AMI Sinners" at Pancr's Theatre on
the evening Of June n, for the benefit Of st. Hen.-
diets Home. I"h'arsals are now going under
the ilrrc ton Of Mc-srs. KichmOni and j. H. SfOd
dart. IN" cast Includes Misses Constance Maud
I.cvcn. Mary schuyler EabcOck Kosaiind Sccor AMI
Morgan T.. Cowan. Nh Stratton. Mr.. MontrOsc and
| Everett jerome.