New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
THE DEARTH OF PLAYS
SEVERAL OF THEM PROMISED But NEXT
TO NONE AT HAND


"Trilbv' Is still the only play IN town. The hot
weather hurts IT, but does kill IT, and 1t VIII un-
doubtedly finish the summer at the Garden Tne-
atre and run well into the autumn IL Is cool
theatre on the whole. and the place Is as comfort
able as any OF the sort in New-fork. IL Is NOT
surprising IL pay does not do GOOD business
# Is surprising If IT gets through the summer at ALL
The bill for the coming week at the Terrace Car
don viii be A diversified one. Mr. Heumann Will
give second revivals OF three Of the most popular
operettas seen since the season opened FOR mo
first two evenings Milloeckers The Beggar stu
dent will be repeated. The Bat will be given
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. AS ht-
ting production with which TO close the week, The
Gvnsv Baron" another OF Srausss compositions.
Will be presented
AT Roster & Balls roof garden tomorrow night
there will be four features OF interest. Ihese
Will be the Clipper Quartet, from Little Christo-
pher': George II. Wood. who calls himself tho
son,ewhat different comedian; the Misses Bersere
and Moore who will introduce a new travesty on
"Trilby." The remaining features OF the programme
will include Marietta and Beoni and their hocK Ok
ner,orming cockatoos. J. W. Ransone Clairesse
Agnew eccentric dancer; the Egger-kieser troupe
=, Tvrolean singers and dancers; kokin japanese
,usgIer. Daisy Mayer and her troupe OF pickanin-
nies. Ganivet and Or. Leo Sommers Hungarian
GYPSY Orchestra.
Proctor's is having a prosperous summer season.
The policy OF the house will not be altered oy the
parir OT ne
tv-elghth-st Leading novelties will alternate pe-
,vesn the two houses Ena Bertold is the only
attraction holding over from last week. The Evans
are a popular sketch team. and Mayo and Hunter
banjo experts. and Dan colyer, assisted py Mise
Mack are in the new twelve-hour DILL tosetner
with Nellie Carlsle's dog circus. Nelson sinclair
wire eouiibrist: VIII A. Mack. the Turner'S lno ID.
Griffin ueay ami Saunders. clog dancers; Marion
pc,ls VINO models soap meiallions; Base ana bach'
Johnson and Mack. grotesque dancers Viola ray
more Emma Italia sero-comic. and the Learys'
orIv nsw performers will be seen on the stage OF
the Madison Square Roof Garden this week. Win
the single exception OF Press Eldridse whose en-
g,gsmsn, has been extended for the second time
f,r one week The most prominent OF the o'her
artists who Will appear this week are James E
Hoey Gertie Glson. serio-comic; Lotue "es' ''
monis Irish character vocalist, flelis anu A1e"'''
the Couson Sisters skipping-rope cancers 'a"'
and semons the Clahn Sisters. in songs anu anu
1,rces. rd,h Murray in an acrobauc dancing
snecla,tv; the Forest City Quartet. Caroh anu me-
bert and Lawrence and Harrington the 'ous' w
and girl Prominent vaudeville people ""'s Wv"
engaged for the concert tonight ,
That the public Is taking an interest i" 'ia''
Rarberis case is shown by the hundreds OF peop'e
who have gazed at her wax repreSen'aio" a. ~"
Eden Nus4e The death cell In the Chamoer VI
Uorrors has contained many celebrated criminals
but none before has attracted so nue" " -
rs that OF Miss Barberl. Those VINO sa" "e' "
the Tombs say that the figure Is goou 49,,
Several new groups will be placed on eHho'''V'
SOON The afternoon and evening concerns " ~
Gvnsv Orchestra maintain their popularity
Living marble statues the prominent iea'"o
announces for the programme OF ''e ~ ~.
Roof Garden. beginning tomorrow e'e'''e
statues will be given in three scenes rep' .,
Sunrise" MONDAY" and Sunset Ihe SENS
r,m no a garden scene Madge Ellis Will coh''ue
70 sing "Oh Uncle John and "A Little 90
The bill will be otherwise a new one anu ~ 49,
c,uds Gilmore and Leonard. Mile. 1~olotte' W,
electric dancer; James Thornton, IN ne" 'o"e III,
savings; Theo VIII Cameron Pauio anu D'
aua,t..ts and Ernest Wilson. In barytone sohss
r,a fourth season OF the Empire Theatre WIZ oe
gin about September l. when THE CITY OF 80
ure" will be produced there II Is an a'ap'
from the French by George t. SIMS .,o,
princess Bonnie" Will be the opening a'"a.
OF the season at the Broadway Theatre' oee e.
thsre on September . Il is by Willard spe"o...
who wrote "rhe Little Tycoon" 1t ran for "e"
two hundred nights in Philadelphia Miss h'eo"o.'
Mayo who sang the title part there WI, -
placed at the Broadway by MISS h''ua ~,,a.d
scenery costumes and appointments VIII oe
for this production 80 ., q. next
The Harlem Opera House will begin "s ~.
.sa.on with a matinee performance on Lapo. ~ ~,
September Q the attraction being lh''o''
bert and Palmers burlesque. A.
rh. Columbus Theatre will present ne"
pearance when thrown open to the puo". roor
about August IS. From the pasem', Cd and the
the house is to be thoroughly reno'"'
Eugene sandow abroad gathering which viii ae
his Trocadero vauae,ie 60 fbs United States the
coming sends word % FeSruaTy snas 1885, pre-
I ors,orv ~ trip around the world. ,rs A.
Collier De Ia rbss,Ts Rsns ON %'s 'ssep,smSsr which
acti9pn at pa ng Mr. peew vii the stars Mrs
Potter viii play the two parts OF who rr,esemSed the
Queen Mr. Bellew will be seen as ,nssS .ne nv Mr.
they will be supported by cas-, rs nroduction 10
presented New scenery and costumes "'e
made.
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