New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01

| It'll he snecaI musical ami speciality acts az oau
in ss aboSs ended
selected for the opening x Is sSnss to sing
IN character George Lockhart brings hts P erhi9sm
n rs the Winter Garden Berlin and the Brothers
Donaldson and ArdeL rom ., Inc rohes-o
Proc,ors Theatre Twenty as is now
called to distinguish from It's big any on tne in
its eyes by any rival racing along the b con
SG !, SaS 'Se Ss and has valuable
| trademark that will be sustained T pS Ishor Day
Offering is inviting and the performance VII oeS ha
an hour earlier than usual TO &c SSs and Ame-
La Glover will appear and 50 VIII Deaur ana pn peG
rmont the three Hawthorne sisters ,doIf popper:
the two American Macs Sa ana Waller ANNIE
Lincoln and Gillette waller sob ant George "
Day and mimic and Marie G eSa
AT ar PEsHS Ibsy. julius p wiimak Miss Laura
Burt Tom lie Mack Sam Ryan Don d LenO and ,i Lucy
Lane Thomas J. Ryan. Thompson ana oua,i1 George
+ Herman. Nick Adams Charl0 ne Rnrns Broth
ers comprise the prog ramme that will be gwen S
the American Roof Garden this evening II '''"'
'' The sompany that will appear at Tony Pastor
T ase,es b this Tee Pastor IS on" himself Miss
Emily Sells Fritz Young clown acrobat Ann MN mere to-
borrow afternoon in limitations OF jefferson Crane
Miss Ada Rehan. Nesta THEY; Dehnian Me- iIe
John r Kelly and others Ned Monroe MISS n,,e
Western VINO vii. perform various musical lnstru
ments; William H. Kaye and Miss AGA sa h nata
| The Madison Square Roof Garden will be open i
for the last time this season next SATURDAY nsni IGN
Is one e of he s that Mr. Sanger has been
able to get together this summer 3o me , 1 La
Porte Sisters. character singers; the D,li3n fros
| ers parodsts: Eulalie. in the "Danse du frohque
Foreman and West singers and dancers Miss Pat
tie Henry, conrato Lillian Green Press r.qIuse
Elise and Louis Sartor. duettists; the Judge Broth
Gibson CT: a''0'A''' '''''' anu a,..,,,.m Sutton
! Vanes me.odrama. which will be played at the
Columbia Theatre this week is a Hebrew, of type
has, has little son key on whom ali his affection is
centred and there is scene in the tn "a act where
soup sou though he Is himself nearly starving, and
taking off his wraps II about the little ieiioW
TO keep him warm. rhe engagement OF Humanity
vii; begin at Labor Day matinee. . por, wu,
end with the present week and an entirely new
speciatIes and novelties that have never been seen
here before. On Monday evening. September ..
the opening of the fall and winter season will occur.
when there will be a complete change OF pro-
| gramme including the first appearances In America
OF several European vaudeville attractions. Changes
that have been made in the interior OF the audi
forum include the redecorating Of the private
ment and upholsiering Of he orchestra chairs and
several changes in the interior of the promenade
a figure is to be placed on exhibition at the
Eden Musee to-day which will be of special inter-
est to al bicycle riders and of general interest TO
others 1t is representation of Frank J. Lenz.
| the bicycst who murdered in Armenia nearly
| year and half ago Mr.. Lenz sent out by
world. and murdered by the Turks. The figure
at the Musee has been made. from photograph
taken of Mr.. LEM two weeks before he was killed.
Other new figures are in preparation. New music
will be played by the Gypsy Orchestra at the after
| noon and evening concerts Of the week.
Alexander Saivin begins his season tomorrow in
Worcester HIS repertory win include Hamlet"
Guardsmen' and 'Otello" His supporting company
vii include Albert; pruning Joseph NJ. Fancour.
Augustus Balfour Frank Wise. Edward Tanhauser,
! Harry Leigh. William Sanders. Max Mazzanevich.
Antonio Mazini. John f. Miles. Adelaide Fitza,len,
Lulu Klein, Florence Gerard and Helen Morgan
Francis Wilson has received a letter from his
friend stuart Robson regarding THE Chieftain'
which Will have its first performance at Abbey's
he says II have just seen The Cheftain" played
inditerently well by provincial company. l was
part is admirably adapted to your methods You
VIII surrey achieve success in it in every respect
- Frederick Warle is to dedicate the Princess
Theatre, in Toronto, tomorrow evening with a per-
Torrance OF THE Lions Mouth"
Luciano Conterno's Band of forty pieces. with nine
pr J. H. Lame who for many years was the
plot OF p 5 Gilmores examination IL guiding the
9rganiza,ion. Victor C;odo. tenor. and Miss Nina
Betin Humphreys. soprano. have been engaged for
nsi epdpw is soon to app9qr in private exhibition
N Berlin For this purpose he is rehearsIng
new act He will also appear in this act in his
MISS oss ' Sehepso s' cOs sad to have made
success or Clement Scots new version
Daniel Frohman has arranged with Major Pond
at the Lyceum Theatre
The Irving Place Theatre, under the manage
ment of Heinrich Conried. viii open ON Tuesday
0jcio6fr with performance OF Die schmetter-
mann. author Of "Heimath' and Die Ehre' Sew
eral OF the new members of the stock company will
been the business manager Of the Liputian Com
Pahny and Of the the other enterprises OF Carl and
manager Of the Irving Place Theatre.
q Ambrose PARK. South Brooklyn, is to be at the
Madison Square Garden during the last two weeks
1t IS hoped that Miss Della Fox will be able to
s o ssn can ana 20 H on He
Theatre without further interruption With the ter
anybody who overworked and worried little should
so be- m d Is np R that Of maKay
such early theatrical openings In New-York Is
Mar to ag e very els ol IT, an eb
ratey c9stumed revival Of The Love Chase this
The comedy will be played in the dress Of the time
Of Char;es II. which is both picturesque and com
WanWTh ven pay on cons f and %shane
Hartwig widrake; Barton Hill. Sir William Fond
Julian Magnus is the manager. as during the last
Louis James will open his season under the man.
agement Of Wagenhals & kemper, in Waterbury
season w VIII eR ncInde otSeio vTsnns Macs ns
beth" Hamlet" The Robbers" The Merchant
OF Venice" and new play which has been writ
ten for him. II is adaptation OF Sir Walter
SCOTS 'Marm!On."
The decorators nearly through with their
work at the Bijou Theatre and Rudolph Aronson
says that everything will be ready for the opening
on September 1G The decorations OF the house are
in delicate tnts Of blue, pink and cream, the painted
panes the side walls alternate with satin panels
and oval mirrors. The ceiling s in delicate tint
and the idea OF the entire decoration IL restful and
unobtrusve. The curtain will be Of olive vel
vet. with heavy bullion fringe. The carpets, which
will be laid this week crimson. and the
chairs upholstered in blue plush. The lobby is
in delicate blue relieved by colored decorations
The electric lighting Is to be brilliant. and
electric sunburst from the dome will serve as the
centre light.
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