New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-11
SUuuER Anu 81 MEM D

In sn,,a of the large number II roof gardens IN
the city nearly all OF them have ha' '''-7 %
diences for the last week Inc ext, -, 80.
weather has driven such people could not 'ea'.
town 10 seek these lofty resorts in the rope Of
getting where breeze could reach then. !ns
last few weeks have gone far TO maze w iu' -,
poor business the roof gardens dn III w W., 49, ~
~ The summer Their season is nearly over TOW.
This Is the last week Of one OF them' ana wy
others will not last long after the eatrts reoIsiiyy
unless the weather should continue eN"e'"s'
warm.
good audience went up the Madison Square
Roof Garden last evening for the double purpose i
enjoying the breeze that blew gently across Madison
SQUARE and Of listening 20 the programme. "hcs
as last week was headed by Press kldrldse VIVA
his amusing tests The other peT.oriess n,
Beaumont sisters. the Aeolian Trio. the 0la aoms,
stead ouarte FIELDS ana Rsnn EsS and Reo and
Lillian Perry.
The Beggar student was produced A. Terra"
Garden last evening II was the last Hresen'auoa
Of Millocker's charming work for this season
Owing to the temporary Illness NJ Frlule!n Fn''
Wolff the part Of Laura had 10 BE- sung ~ ray;
lein Ida Whelma This evening l'er ~ ,or,or.
row evening by "Boccaccio." while the rest OF "a.
week Will be devoted TO revival ~, OF n@mT,
announces that on Monday next LOUIS hotG ,n n,r
operetta Der Polengraf The r4,'n ,, S0v Mex
the orchestra has been enlarged for the pFomena''
concerts.
large audience was nj Roster & Bals las' eve"
ing FOR the beginning OF the last week OF
den entertainment that resort Jean ClerlS5ns seH
TIC rnst Of The programme was furnished ~ tn'
Newsboys Quintet the Manhattan Somseoyw sVr,
sisters Catherine Bartho. Nclle seymour anr royS
vascope Albert Rial says he has proVi H weather
means OF cooling the music hall IN ,Is- s-o,, ced
should continue. by means Of air drawn from N'"
pipes on the ROOF
At the Eden Musee the wax representations '.
Mckinley and Bryan continue 10 he the 'e"rss
features. and n large rumher OF people 80" ..-
Yesterday The managers OF the Musce hoMss s,i;
OF the orchestra not TIE least agresan.s
ure Of the tainmNn, Tho musical acs
OF Faust was poyed last evening
II was ms cool as anywhere else in the 'lF ~
the Grand Central Palace Roof Garden LAST even. .
Ing and a good number 81 people eMoNe" W., 80
ralfy's ballet In the final taheau ~ whi'h appr","
four hon cubs horn Last wsSN I,e n TN Nine n
anka. Others Of the performers were isrs psn
pm mS" N Ttn Lee shame md Worden Euiallc. a
dancing souhretie. and Meyer 'chen.
Fregou began hir last fortnigh, a. Hammers'eH'
Olvmpa last night when rs usual Re save his oie'.
performance before q good audience The only ne.
feature OF prominence In the hill for TINS VIZ
Lizzie Ramsden change dancer. from fhk''
The other entertainers we're as follows rn9h IN
Mcneil Pablo piaz Jessie Bradbury JONI ~ ~
Davenrort and Lorella May Howard Senotrss ,,st
rance. the Rixfords and tn" Gotham city """'
Leola Mitchell THE Living DOLL Is ua"''s''s
this week from Pro,tor's Pleasure Palace 10 49,,
,or.a Twentv-hird Street Theatre. where she io"'"
popularitv last evening with the aueicn- HI,mes
sistnnts on the bill were Lillian henntr"E syneers
Kennedy George H. Adams and fani ,asn,re me
dancers and pantom mists. Nellie Mausu" eJbonge
English costcrmonGcr singer ard cAaia yer V'mons
artist and Delphino the musical clown "ie "'
the performers
Proctors Pleasure Palace was rehei '0''
hot streets yesterday. as the size Of the au.s ss
showed The programme was compete -,
from that of last week. and Is t'"'eu " 'v I'm Of
with his parodies and WIN III Sloane. the u '"'
, .l.s2 Others OF the performers were Mic e, The
Wills and Halpin. the Fabiani sisters .a,ss Rela
human frog, the Bonitas. bell inlit1'Vis' snort
Sacha Bancroft and White, Nile ,ari sins' sturges
and Edwards musical cntcrtainersi Lue"'e cancart
and others. To-day. from $50 10 II y. M s'S~
xill be given at this resort