New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

last week. FL Captain Will this week 50 on |" d
more quiet but # is hoped noi less @ lin
manner Mr. iGI< York of tne opere,,a which
is still much admired and popular
The revival Of III NJ s Plnafore" at the Amer.
can Theatre has found unexpected popularity ~
seems 70 90 with more OF the old dash ana N'a'''
than almost any other OF the reVVdls 'n'' 40 :,
taken place since the great days oil 'N"'o'
IS curious for those who remember those u'''
well to note hat many Of the listeners 10 "a.c'.
at the American Theatre have never near grotvnup
thcaregoers who were not born whel indS me only
vcss. hat ever ala such thing The Fhalofe VIII
remain at anchor for THIS week
"Woldmelster" will be continued at Terrace "ar-
den this week Mr.. Heumann believes that lie Popu-
larltv iustifes him IN Offering the freqnen'e's % NE
garden ilt,le more OF 1t. Mss ROSETTA uo,''VN
viii appear Jeanne replacing Miss Ia nd iIs
tables for eating and drinking Is as Io'r rr",.iois
ture OF the resort as 1t has Always oe'" ."
years.
somo remarks are TO be found IN another column
in regard the new roof garden when oscar i'''l'
r,orst.in will omen or tho top OF his Olympia 10,
norTow evening" Ii gives promise OF being novel
and attractive place of amusement
The new Garden OF Palms is a pleasant addition
TO the attractions OF Proctors Pleasure I"'1''
with the regular auditorium. the roof gar'ch anu
offers a very fair selection Of situations All 'ne
,oo,lo dovrst,irs see the same entertainment from
whichever side they choose 20 look at H. ana ''"Se
on the ROOF have different one. Ihere VIII DE
new bale. this week. 1t is Impossible 10 diS'lS''9'
the entertainers in the different parts or the pace
but somewhere among them Will be the Gee Mees.
aerial evnnasts; the three BoufTons. ccccn'rcs ana
pantDmiinists: Jamasakrs Royal japanese troupe;
Morton Georgia Parker. tho Painter Brotner. n1IH
ba.anc,rs. George Lockharts elephants, lnez KAe
Nov ND Il
Jackley- Ros;ons Lo;ue Mortimer. Wen. ana Nun yl,
roe and Beatrice Renee. AZ to-day's concert; rom
5c@ , l2 ' Of Of Nine Mart seka ami s. yclqsko
Hawaiian dueitists. from the ST James HaN Lon
don
Proctor's Theatre y-thrd-s;.. offers new
array of variety talent this week. and in the long
list are Fostele and Grincle. the Patterns. Mardo.
the clown jugger: the Misses Rice and Ilalvers,
Major Doyle Arnim and Wagner. Alonzo Hatch, bal
ladsi. with stereoprcon views; Murphy ana Eurke.
and Leigh. Laurie Lorne, Emma Italia. Carrie WEB
Der Maggie West and Annie LLOYD The sunday
concert from 2.S0 10 II D. M offers an appropriate
programme
Mr. Kellar remains at Days Theatre for this week
only His season Will close on Saturday evening.
and he will probably start for Europe and the Orient
soon after He vii, return again in the autumn with
material for receptions and Illusions. THIS
cause plants and orange trees to grow at Will and
produce other phenomena. Ills entertainments are
|
The Madison Square Roof Garden offers for this
week another attractive programme OF vaudeville
The performers are Press Eldriige. the Rogers
| Brothers. Miss Maud Raymond. soubrctte Walter
| Gale. the "Oid Homestead" tramp; Alhurtus and
| Bar;ram. Cora ROuti. Edward LyleN, Adel.o Aheri
tiers, English duetists and dancers Smith ana C'ok
the Winteron s,s;cfs. instrumen;aIsis ana dancrrs
and Bonita and Naeska, comic screnade singers ana
| bell imitators.
| u-ffh ,ba las
! is the remodelling and arranging Of the group ot
musicians. Among the more celebrated representa-
tons are Wagner, List Bach, Gonnoi G'H, H.
| Haydn OneAbach, strauss. iaidc- BccthoNen NJ
! zart y, yerheer Verdi. Rubinsiein R,ss.n Schg-
bert. AteaIelss1hn Won Bulow ana oirers.
Tie announcement is made at Roster & Bars that
the weather prevented the formal opening OF the
roof car.en week ago. and that 1t VIII conse-
quenoy take place tomorrow night. Il open.
however. and perform ancc~ were given IN waai ths
management IS pleased - reghrM as an lni fin"l
vii be provided this week by Mss Jennie Nalmofo.
| Jos.Dhine Sabc Al Bo.rnln Lotto Moor, ant
Mme Ducreux lieralduc: the famous Manhattan
| Comedy Four VIII make their first appearance, and
the Trio Bearnas. biondi and the vitasoope
For this week Nj Pastor has on his programme
| Miss Bonnie Thornton. Ia new songs: James anil
Fannie Donovan. IN their Irish sketch. Dan Collyer
and Miss Carrie Colyer, the newsboy and the
soubrotte: Miss Louise Mon'rose who WI. MAKE her
first appearance in the vaudeville, Gould and Burt
tre s5ngs ann dnres. the Teichnr Froihers IN an
acroDauc act; cain and Mack charles NJ Ernest,
George T. Austin. Curtis and Gordon DAVIS al !
Jerome and Tony Pastor.
Tomorrow night. at the Fourteenth Street Thea
ire benefit viii be given TO ". Lloyd Bowron. the
leader Of the orchestra. and Ernest Il. Wright. the
treasurer. The following have volunteered 70 APP
pear: Loe ellison. Pearl Andrews. Mabel sh.l-
man. Bonnie Thornton. Mira MiTeia. Ella Grifiih
Agnew Dorothy parkhurst Mamie Taylor, Myath
Turner LOUIS Wesley, Barney Reynolds. Charles II.
lgh W rIs-- !
s Tiernoy Barney Ferguson. Iernard Dyyyn. ply
Charles +. Grapevine. Foreman ana West. Hogan
anc Spencer CALLAHAN and kagiey, Manning and
"Old Homestead" Quartet and the Goth Regiment
band.
Weber and Fields's Broadway Music Hall IS the
title chosen for the old Imperial Music Hall by the
new piOpretors
Miss Lizzie Derous DAILY, who has been known
for some years singer and dancer was mar
ried Wednesday to Samuel l.. Tuck an importer
formerly Inc wife Of Thomas 4. Daily. an actor.
VINO Killed four years ago.
This evening at Tony Pastors Theatre benefit
will be given William +. Kaye. Mr. Kaye has
been seriously I'll for some months. J. W. Kelly.
Andrew Mack. Pete DALEY, Ross and Fenton
James and Bonnie Thornton, annie Hart, the
kae Rooney and Edward Iatell are on the pro-
gramrne.
DIR. HOEBER SEES CHIEF CONLIN.
Coroner Hoeber has chief Of Police Conln
and requested him to issue orders that in the future
the police shall touch tie effects of dead
person in cases OF suicide homicide. or where there
is any suspicion, until Coroner or his representa-
tive has seen the body The object OF tho request
Is that the Coroner may then better be abb" "a
Judge the cause OF death. T5ero IS law providing
that such effects shall not be touched but IL has
| not heretofore been regarded by the police Chici
| I'm said hat no
Oner's request.