New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04

rosorts A German opera company still sings but
the first real lnroad made upon the he,a OF !"e when
ssThoronghbredE is announced for revival at the
Garrck.
E-ragol 10 still the chief performer at the OIym-
pia Roof Garden, and a large audience was pres
ent last evening to be amused by MIN anu ne
fellowentertainers The balance OF the entertain
ment furnished BY MISS d Rncae Johnson
Eavsnnort and Lorea acrobats; the Gotham Clty
Quartet the Brothers Ross grotesques hho E Enr
Mcneil soloists; May Howard kaue Ale" '0N
and Pablo Diaz
A. Terrace Garden THE Black Hussar' was sung
lac, night 10 a good sized audience. Manager
tIor,orr has decided to present on Thursday FIJI
a.v and Saturday evenings OF this Week. Der
rustpe Krteg'' C"The Merry War;. instead Vi
"Gasparone" and THE Beggar student c do ns
been announced He announce .a ''iar and that
opera will be given great presentation, anu n an
r. will be carefully mounted and staseu III a.. an
elaborate manner Louise APES T Edmund Loewe
tho Marquis Ferdinand Schuetz as ImoeI.c 'p, nd
ola Emil Sondermann as bai'i'ASe' N''''
Elma Martinez as Camilla
1o.r C,ermont appeared for the first time AT
Roster Balls last evening WIN NE "'''''u
menagerie The animals did all sor's Vi "i''o
,b,ngs and were so we'll trained that they ac'uai'
amused the audience. The rest OF the sia,'iNe
Included the Rogers brothers, the Manhattan 'oih-
a., nour pitrot the mimic; Nellie Seymour serio-
comic. Eleanor Falk Mile. Carrie. In muscai ac''
tho FEM brothers Viennese duetists Joe yr Nh
Misses Crews and Lawrence ana .ne himssf I'M
Ptrot amused those present by MAKING niii'v rb ~
With the counterfeit presentments OF various pupmc
personages There was good-sized aud,eird ,d in
erest until the feature OF BRYAN apPeared wn hen
storm of misses aross c Sher' and the applause
that followed spontaneous ana eh'h n,s, y
Sster an B heaS T Sy zae soes aerial
former The Hungarian Band Will how roof sum
give nightly promenade concerts on 'ne 'oo'
A. tho Madison Square roof garden this week
the bill is headed by the Mimic Four. with Dur
lesnue on "Trilby." Press Eldridge, 'commahuei-
in-chief OF the army Of fun Caroline Hull III
songs and Maud Raymond are also con'ihueu'
Others the bill are oBrien R ano Mss ottie
West symonds the Beaumon sisters ana tne Al an
liam Trio composed OF the Misses Curtis Weoo anu
Macdonald.
At Proctor's Pleasure Palace there IL an entirely
new bill Leoo Mitchell. soubrettc. who sings
pleasngly and displays some magnetism. MADE
her first Eastern appearance She is somewhat
known in Chicago Lillian Kennedy, formerly with
she Couldn't Marry Three" made ner FIRST vauue-
Vile appearance assisted by mia. JHmes FEDS and
Lewis the Painter brothers Tyrens and fyar
In acrobatic songs and iances; Era r M RaIIev
in singing and dancing specialties; Mabel Makyn'
Edward Decker. jeanette i.lllford IN maze Itrp o
sharpshooting specialties. and Nellie Mcclure are
the other performers.
Tho hill at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
this week Is an entirely new one. IL Is headed by
tho Versatile. Trio eccentric singers and dancers.
followed by Paulo and Dicka. Fields and Lewis.
Cain and Mack Clivette. Whitman and Davis,
toward and Burdick Tony Ryan. the Mad Musl-
cian,'. the sisters Raymonn John Sheehan, Louis
S'rnI,us the Emmetts. Capitola trline William DE
Roc Ella May and George Anderson trick skater.
A feature not on the programme at the niry Grand
Central Palace roof gardens will be the taking of n
lash light photograph of the audience tonight.
Among the features the bill this week are Pr
anka. with her performing lions; Colonel Schult
with his s2J 900 trained dogs Stanford and Her
nandez Meyer Cohen, in his electrically Illustrated
songs: Mile Nina Diva. the Morello Brothers IN
acrobatic feats f,ualIe Bella Gold. the twentieth
century duo Alice Howard and Halliday and
o. Bren.
The wax figures OF the Presidential candidates
are attracting much attention at the Eden Musee.
The concert In the winter garden was we'll attended
last evening Several selections were rendered
hy the orchestra. and solos were given by the In
dividual members of the orchestra and an act from
Carmen and an act from Faust were also given.
New wax groups will be placed on exhibition In a
few DAYS and the orchestra VIII play each after
noon and evening.