New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16

roos .o rdor md continuous vaudeville. The re-
vval OF a comedy that met success ias' ee"so anu
the initial production Of Il neodrama VIII p'opneSS
the near awakening Of the legitimate drama one
90 tho roof gardens confident Of cool weather VIII
tomorrow evening transfer It's enter'al,r , vii
the music hall below. The other LOFTY resorts Will
give their programmes az usual
The Garrck Theatre Will open tomorrow nisn'
with n revival OF the successful comedy iho'
oughbred." All the players VINO were Win .i'S P'
in It's run at the Garrck last season remain III ,e
cast. They are Thomas Q. Seabrooke. Fritz VIII
Jams Joseph Humphreys Edgar Davenport H. NJ
PIT, William Norris Agnes Miller. Jessie busey
and Maggie Holloway Fisher. number OF le"'-
ures will be introduced in the piece There VIII De
new songs by Seab' coke. Fritz NIlNams a t'I'.
Humphreys and the management announces ihhl
the audiences are to be delighted with Keep 'ne
Baby Warm. Mother. aud Sister Mary Jane
Ton Note The stay OF the Thoroughbred at
the tiarrck will he a limited one. as MT h.va..
week in September Miss Maud Nugent, vaude,
Vile performer. Will contribute several h''rPo''"
features In the ihird act
Roster < Blal Will open ,heir music hall for the
season tomorrow evening. This early reopenihs Is
made necessary by the nature of the turns OF
seVera! of the performers. In case warm weather
should continue Mr. Bal is confident Of being able
TO cool the hall by means of pumping fresh aU
from the roof through iced pipes The programme
is headed by Zaeo. d wire performer ana dancer;
who comes from London Others III inc III ~ ~
be- The Fixing Jordan. Clara Weland an f,nsirll
singing souhrette who has been heard in this city
before Jean Clermont and his trained animal
continue to give promenade concerts on the iooi.
The winter garden OF the Eden Muse has under
gone important changes and much improvement -
the result The dozen more groups OF japanese
iugglers have been rearranged so that. standing
before the huge mirrors which cover the walIs Oh
the garden they are reflected back and forth until
Their, seem to be thous ,nds Of these y-color"n
groups. In the coming week the orchestra VIII
play. at each concert. the music Of "'avai-
leria Rusticana" In addition there will he many
other selections. including solos by he meinhtIs
of the orchestra ON account OF Bryans NiSl' 10 hr
city many visitors We're attracted by his wax repre-
sentation at the Musee.
The extreme heat OF the last week together Wit.
the entertainment offered. supplied large audiences
10 the Madison Square Roof Garden. and the man
agement promises further enjoyment ms week
Press Eldridge will continue making fun. The
others who will appear this week are he four Mas
Adelna Roattino Fields and Lewis. Clohida An
tano Tatalo and Abacchi and Johnson and Dean
At Terrace Garden tomorrow evening and the
rest of the week Der Polengraf' Ohe Polish Count
Will be presented for the 'rst times in this country
1t is the musical effort OF Louis Roth. composer
of some prominence on the other side where ihe
opera is said to have met considerable success.
Der Polengraf Is said 10 be well worm heaflnE-
All the principals of the Conried-FerenczY con-
pany will be in the cast The opera VII De staEei
under the personal supervision OF Heinrlch 'ohilec
Of the Irving Place Theatre The company has been
actively rehearsing for two weeks.
Tony Pastor announces the arrival from Europe
OF a moving picture display called The kneop-
tcon." The work will be seen at Mr.. Pastors
theatre tomorrow evening for the frs, time. The
rest Of the bill will be furnished by Omene in Orient
al Illusions: the Midgleys. ;he Metropolitan Three
the Freemonts. Garfield and Carleton ir an operate
IN irish sketch; Lancaster and Collins acrobsti
dancers: the Trayelles. Curtis and Gordon. Murphy
and Burke. and Miss Mabel Russell
The audiences at the Grand Central Palace Root
Garden continue to increase. and Pleased
with the entertainment. Kiralfy's ballet vii this
week continue be the leading feature OF the bill
along with Nine. Parka's performance with her
interesting things 10 be on the roof. This Is
Nine Piankas las week a, TIE Grand Contra
supplement this week ne two features already
mentioned are Les voueeres. Misses Freidis Hulk
and Goodrich and Max Nickel the drum major
R S MGy9I Ghfa @a s%a h
since f. the annvsrssry Of the br,h OF Fran ,,
be given tonight,
Beginning tomorrow evening Fregor will enter
upon last six days Of his stay Hammerstein's
Olympia where he has been performing continuously
since May H. Doubtless many who have never seen
him will take advantage OF the last opportunities
that still remain before IN" Italian goes to show
Bostonians what a real "lghtning-change perform
ance is Several performers will assist Frego
in mis- weeks bill Among them Papnta, in fire
shadow and mirror dances Mile. Vera, in a perform
ancc Of balancing, Inc Sisters beaumont, EngllSn
singers and dancers the Imperial Japanese troupe IF
acrobats and jugglers Rachel Walker. the Creole
| Nightingale Lizzie Ramsden; the English trans
formation dancer: May Howard. who will sing three
aha 9 Coms ana aIa1
tei OF English women. will carry the war into Africa
with vengeance by endeavorng 10 show an Ameri-
| audience how plantation melodies ought to be
| sung.
Procior's Pleasure Palace offers another entirely
rev programme this week The Dillon Brothers sing
| their brisk parody songs, Ben F. Grinnelle and
Charles Fostcle offer mosaic OF burlesque foolery
and eccentric dancing. James Richmond Glenroy dis
| penses droery Of his own connection. and Louise
| Non'rose formerly OF the Black Crook" offers
| character monologue. Wiaikowski. the Russian I'M
Healv MAY Wentworth. Grace Sherwood May Low
| ngton and Valley Egar Edward b. and Rolla White
eiasfic de" demons and the Misses Merose and Il
| mar in character changes make up the bal ance Of
the bill. Among the eniertainers Tor mis- afternoon
! and evening are Joe Flynn VIII II. Sloane ana
Evans and vdocq.
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre is cool
and inviting these hot days and the bill for this
| week is diversified. Il includes Mile. Oceana. an
| European equbrst VIII II. Sloane and william
| Curley. Florence Wocott. recently Of Rob Roy
| George r. Bremen and Henrietta Wheeler, in 'The
| Wrong Overcoat" Norman. 'thc man frog Short
| end Edwards Ted Simonds. parodist; Dawson and
Farland ''whirlwind dan RS: Kit Roster. Juggie-
on the wire. H. Fingeton, Mile. Valaska. Bella
/ Sdcha, ANNE l-tSlie anu Nll'N Nidih Sp"HS
| dances and the Fabiana sisters. who sing duets
| in nine different languages The Sunday concer'.
] from 2:So to II p m, introduces Lillian Kennedy,
| l.eola Mitchell. "the living DOLL and others.
The Standard Theatre will be reopened OF August
| q as a vaudeville house. Among the performers
already engaged Loie Fuller, Tim Murphy.
| Frederick Hallen and Mollie Fulle". John w. Ran
| some Lulu and Mabel Nichols. Pearl Andrews,
| Stirk and Zeno Stewart, the male Patti Ielma
| Rawlston Belle Black. Hodge and Launchmere,
| Frank Whitman. Roberts the equilibrist; Nina
Diva Cohen the boy soprano" and Mile Alma.
The theatre has been refurnished and entirely
| new roof has been put upon the building
| The Academy Of Music opens for the fall and
winter next Thursday evening when the melo-