New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
nacTC AVID OTHER iMUSEMENTS.

xvha, Mr. Kel.ar calls his blue-room trick. which
he Is now presenting at Days Theatre IS one Oh
the prettiest and most amusing ana aS'o'''Se
fea,s OF magic that has been presented here In long
time Illusions depending the same principe nave
been seen here before repeatedly. but never oe
fore have they been ingenious IN theH dr'd"s'
ment or so effectively carried out Inc n"9''n"
naces a not OF earth "A chair IN view oi the "uD'-
ence and. without any one going near IT, az lar as
can be seen "A gradually appears in IT, ana then
oranges gradually appear the tree Then the ma
glclan himself sits in chair ana iaaes LOT. sdsm1
II would not seem remarkable II me CHAIR iaiea
from sight too but the wonderful part o, II Is WA.
the chair stays plainly IN View % ANN III The Whole
Entertainment Is an uncommonly interesting one
and the popularity which IT has fo"nd 80 '"'
The town does not seem. somehow, to have gone
completely of its balance about Lady Sho''o Doug
las as Chicago did. but she continues 10 sing AT
Tonv Pastors Theatre and is gazcd on with IN
t.rost as the person OF the highest rank now on
nuh1c view al the price She sings new songs this
week IN 5e aqs en me il look at her
In her aims az an entertainer she has the assisanc.
OF b, hoh iSgriing Edwin Laten. Katie Rooney. the
Nelson Trio the Fillmore sisters Ganied ana Ca are.
comic: Ben r. Harvey. Thomas f. Giynn. DanJoist
Bates and Bates, instrumentalists ana vocasls Inc
Koiacks In acrobatic sketch ana Alien anu Inn
gard.
The Eden Musee was well filled last evening and
an excellent musical programme given by the
orchestra Changes have been made In the winter
garden. and the cooling apparatus has been ex-
tended TO all the Other parts OF the Musec Among
the musical selections which were most appreciated
. cana" including the lntermezzo. a scene iro"
"Oberon' and portions OF two acts OF Faust.
The last week OF the indoor Roster &
Balls began last night. II Is also the Last week Of
Albert Chevaer's engagement. The vascope VIII
have to give way. too. as 1t Is not form OF exhi-
billion adapted to roof garden. Donnelly and
Glrard made 'helr first appearance at this house
last night and the audience was further RECALLED
with the efforts Of Cgo Blondi the Brothers Horn
Jenny Valmore, the Ducreaux-Geralducs. Paulinett
| and Pico and Helena Wilson.
| At the Olympia Music Hall Fregoli stu appears
as full operate and dramatic company. lie pre-
| scented a play last night. The other enter
tainers on the present bill the Dore brothers
banjoists, assisted by Charles l.. Van Baar Weber
and Fields the kaleidoscope, Herr Techow's family OF
marblesqies and Constant and Iva.
| The present entertainments at Proctors Palace
| are varied and attractive The roof garden Is the
| latest addition. /. has commanding elevation and
| a charming outlook Next week the roof garden
| Will have formidable rival in the Garden OF
| Palms. which will be operated with the main audi
| forum. all acts being arranged for the double
| Ross and Fentons travesty on The Heart Of Mary
| land" Is now presented at ProctOrs Theatre. Tween
| ty-thrd-st. Englehard and Raymond handle III,
| foil and revolve" with Skill and certainty. Ger
| trude Mansfield and Eleanor Falk sing well. Other
were Casey and lie Clair Edna Urine and JESSE
Herworth. serio-comcs; Joseph Goetz juggler: A
| Lubin. trick violinst. and weiland. the clowr
| Juggler
| The Madison SQUARE Roof Garden and the other
which opened on Saturday night continue In tn
hope that the weather will soon become uncoinfort
| able enough to drive people into them. There arr
| 10 be a good many roof gardens this summer and 1
they all prosper Ii viii demonstrate a fondness 70
| this class OF resort even greater than the New
| York public has ever exhibited before