New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
FEW THEATRES LEFT.

FEW i LEA nLC LLI l.
ENTERTAINMENTS BEGIN TO SHOW
SIGNS OF SUMMER.
The "Thoroughbred'' at the Garrick Theatre
Is likely TO continue for time as the play Is pop
ular and draws good houses whether the weather Is
favorable 10 or against theatregong. There VIII be
no change In the cast. Henry f. Dixey Miss Agnes
Miller Fritz Williams Mrs Whiffen. II. NJ. Pitt and
all Others remaining in their original parts until the
season ends
De Wolf Hopper and his company continue their
merry career at the Broadway Theatre in John Philip
Sousa and Charles Kein's Eel Captain" The opera
will undoubtedly well into the summer months.
Mr. Mccormick the newly appointed manager OF the
broadway announces that the interior Of the theatre
will soon assume its summer dress, he Is now ar
ranging TO place the cool and comfortable rattan
chairs in position. which. with the numerous exits
and fine ventilation make this house one OF the rev
places OF amusement for the summer In TINS CITY.
Sarah Bernhardt will continue her farewell per-
formances In this country AT Abbey's Theatre to-
morrow night. with "Adrienne Lecouvreur.' On
Tuesday night she will be seen In LA Tosca A
matinee will he given on Wednesday, when she VIII
appear in Camille" and in the evening she viii give
"Gismonda" Thursday evening she will be seen for
Femme de Claude" The programme FOR Friday
evening the last night In this country. has not yet
been decided upon.
The American Theatre. which has been closed for
the last week. will open tomorrow evening with
production of The bohemian Girl" under the dlrec-
lion of Paul Stendorff and Thomas Ebert other
popular light operas are 10 follow
The summer season OF Terrace Garden opens to-
morrow evening Tho gardeners who have worked
in this open-alr resort for two months have. 1t Ia
said made II more beautiful than II was before.
The opera for this week s Mill6ckcr's Der Probe
kuss." and the cast will be Louis Albes Pha Noln.
Fer I)elfna Herman
Emil Aloes. Martin Siegman. Edmund Loewe, kos-
itta Godeck and Fritz I..ndner.
Faust" the drama not the opera is announced
as the attraction OF the week at the Standard
Theatre
Miss Lillian Russell Will appear ut the Harlem
Opera House this week in The Little Duke" which
she gave recently at Abbey's Theatre. Il will have
the same cast and scenery
Fregol appears to have brought remarkable pros
perity to the Olympia Music Hall. The house
crowded every night Last week and the wonder at
his rapid changes Of costume was great. The
eidoloscope Is also a most interesting feature 81
the entertainment showing moving views OF the
Whirlpool Rapids, Ffth-ave. on Easter sunday, the
an, rbn roof garden Sill soon he ready FOR The
ranged and it is to have a sliding glass roof
The Tayary Grand Opera Company begins It's last
weeks engagement tomorrow night at the Grand
Opera House. Prominent among the singers. De-
sides Mime. Tavary, are Mime. kronold siEn'r
Ganord Chevallcr sartor. Anna LIGHTER. Helen Won
Doenhon Jennie DickersOn. Katherine Rose. Soihl"
Romani Payne clark. Slgnor Tagliapeird,' ArFa,rT
Del Papa. Arthur Sca;on and IL Duu.ry. To-
carmen" at the Wednesday matinee The Boz
hemlan Girl" on Wednesday evening "cay9llrtA
alta" on Friday I'll Troyatore.' az The SATURDAY
matinee 'Mignon." and at n.shi there VIII be Il
triple bill 10 be announced later.
There are many entertaining features al Proctor's
Pleasure Palace where the summer prices Include
2i-cen, admission every"herc. and an orcheSii"
seat FOR a quarter extra Ross and Fcnt1n assisted
by Earle Brown. Will present ther Latest "nori' a
traves,y on THE Heart Of Maryland" The JACK
| lev Rostcns. acrObats. Will max" iher Am'ii' hH
debut Fake and Semon present me-" a GOV
fried Wuthrich and Henry N'lmif Jay 'lh,' w
Championship athletic honOrs and bar no aihl"t'S
living In their sweeping caal."nge In'y s'r soln'
ton has new songs The Marlo-Dunham Trio trans
fors TO aerial heights IN" ehhlD.tohs on tn' mPS
and other features are Marie l"sli"s southern
melodies Foreman and Vests German skeichc'
the songs and dances 81 The three SISTERS 'oh ana
the singing OF Belle Darling ana Annie h"'nnaIi'
The Sunday concert. from - 20 II p M VII iniio-
duce Bonnie Thornton and some thirty others.
Proctor's Theatre Twenty ihlrl-st.. offers a
plentude Of vaudeville features The Russell
Brothers personate the stage-stfuck irish serving
! maids, and the two American Macs have a knock
more week with Clara Moore. IN scenes from The
| Alsatian" Frances Rousseau sings ballads Inc
HOulns present their trunk mystery ana DINER iu-
siOns. In the list are also sherman ana M9f'S'y'
Smonds and Holloway. T. Cecil Lane, lrck skater
Mile Atlas Lulu Thelss Grin Williams. banjolst
and story-teller, and Gladys Van. Estella winston
and Ray Vernon. scriO-comlcs. Among the special
Sunday entertainers. from 2:3C TO II p m. are he
Versatile Trio Arnlm and Wagner, George W.
Moore and many others.
The promise OF the week at the Columbus Theatre
is play which has not been seen here before called
ION Erin's Shores
At Roster e. Ria's Mile Suzanne Duvornois will
make her American debut tomorrow evening in
classical poses" She brings with her soprano
singer who is sing music especially composed for
the various allegorical and symboca figures which
she will represent and also a machInist who vii.
take charge of the paraphernala. Riondi will pre-
sent a new operctta In which ne Will take all the
parts. Chovalier, whose original engagement was
for four weeks had his contract extended TO eight
weeks and IT has been stll further extended to
Help Liking EN-" and "Appy Ampstcad." Ed
sons vitascope will represent the dashing OF the
waves and other scenes. Miss Katherine Il. Howe
contraltO: the three DeeVines, NJ. and Mime. Du-
creux Geraldine, the French duettsts; the Brothers
Horn. in act. and Pauinetti and Pico. ath-
etes and gymnasts. other numbers on the pro-
gramme.
THE Sunshine of Paradise Alley" Is expected to
| finish the at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
| Denman Thompson and George Ryer are satisfied
with the reception given the piece. which is drawing
large audiences.
Tony Pastor this week puts forward another at
trectlve company. which includes the Rogers
Brothers, Miss Maud Raymond, soubrete: Miss
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