New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-19
SUMMER FESTIVITIES.
ATTRACTIONS At ROOF GARDENS AND
HOT-wEATHER THEATRES.


HOT-wEATHER THEATRES.
The present week will be the last Of the engage
ment of DeWolf Hopper and his company at tho
Broadway Theatre in "El Captain" souvenirs VIII
commemorate the Tooth performance on Iuevnag
evening Mr.. Hopper Will not appear IN New ofK
again till February, when he will again present FL
Captain at the Broadway
The roof garden OF the Grand Central Palace Is so
high up and so roomy that the efforts to obtain
reduction of the temperature of the street level really
meet with considerable success Good breezes Do"
over It and there H. space for them to circulate TN
the vaudeville bin this week will be Prince Satsuma
the japanese jugger and equbrist George How
ard, In her Spanish dances: the Davenport f'rottrs
Tony T mgsta e h n sdnsn
dances and character changes: Stuart, the male
soprano; Mile Proto. dancer Fields ana woV W,ls
Marie Celeste and others. Tonight concert WI"
take place.
At Proctor's Pleasure Palace the wind blows
through the whole establishment, and the temporal
ture marked down with the summer admission fec q:
With the exception Of two acts everything is new In
the offering Of mrth and melody John W. Ransone
has been re-engaged and the .Mees begin their
n ~sv 'H nciung Clark and Williams Haynes Red
mond, Saville and Stuart. In The I'ad BOY me
and lola Pomeroy Emma Cotrelly tugger: Laura
wyble. Hoppe, the cub juggler and Max Muller
Proctor's Theatre, Twenty-third-st. It includes
Swan and Bambard, the Clemcnceau Brothers.
musical clowns: Misses Hahn and King. aero
batic dancers: Marie Leslie, Alice Howard. Maud
Deity and Nellie Sylvester, Lillian Dane, dancer;
Seaman and Stevens Burns and Oakley, Hart ara
Wailing and their marionettes: John McVagn. MuI-
laney and LINCOLN Kelly and St Car. Gol1 Ter:
Sunday concert. from 2:3o to II p. M INTRODUCES
special entertainers including Belle Black Rose Mel
Vile and the Carriers.
The Olympia Roof Garden Is unique among places
OF its class in being more comfortable on wet or
chilly evenings The entertainment does not have
be moved down into lower hall built for winter.
but just goes quite regardless or the weather
perf ep SS". VIII oh is kewiss contrbued BY
Rachel Walker; the Creole NightIngaie Name Name
hePPard be FREQ sdrann Brothers Ma howard the
Grand Opera Quartet. the Lamoynne Brothers. ana
Dewell. gymnast.
The attempt to assassnate President Faure, OF
France has attracted attention TO the wax represen-
tation OF him at the Eden Musee The figure stands
among the group Of rulers OF the world. This group
has attracted worldwide attention. AS soon as
king or queen dies the successor is placed in the
made in this way during the last two years.
For this week Roster Balls programme will
include the first appearance OF Mile Catherine Bar
tho and the Rogers brothers. Jules Levy enters on
his last week, while the vltascope Will present new
view OF bathing scene at Coney Island The Man;
will continue in the bill. Lillian Green in new
military song Joe Flynn's new PAROLES. Josephine
Sabel's French songs and the Tyrolese melodies or
the Trio Bearnas all contribute to the general
amusement
The visitors at Terrace Garden on the first three
nights Of this week will hear suppes old favore
operetta, "Fatinitza." 1t will be replaced Thurs
day evening by Poor athan, which Will fiji out
the rest Of the week. The Sunday evening concerts
popular feature of the place.
Roof Garden are Press Edrldge and Miss Cora
Garden since II opened and tomorrow night be-
Kin their eighth week Besides these performers
there Will be Murphy and Burke the Mimic Four.
Miss Lucele Sturges O'Bten and Wright. the Car
pos Brothers. Rae and Maynard Maud Raymond.
Edwin Latell and Nellie Seymour
Nine. Mantelli has been re-engaged for the opera
company the Metropolitan Opera House next
She Is also 10 sing In concerts and oratOros.
After a thorough exploration of the Yellowstone
National Park. John l.. Stoddard has returned, fas
cinated by what there and convinced that Its
manifold natural wonders far surpass all the ac-
counts that had reached him. His trip made
under unusually favorable auspices The officials Of
the railroads showed him special attention. From
the moment OF his arrival the park to the hour OF
his departure he In charge OF the managers and
superintendent The official photographer. one Of
the skilfil and artistic In the country. accom-
mites given for evening, moonlight and early
dawn explorations whereby Mr.. Stoddard could
the features Of the place under every possible change
OF Lhi. Mr.. StOddard has returned with cOpious
notes Of his trip and pilot ographs innumerable, and
he confidently expects make this lecture Of
the most remarkable and enjoyable In his repertory.