New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

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face he and Fritz Williams and joseph huHphhagIS phagS
doing the songs and dances ana bones All" 0"J0
playing just as the original tiiO ala 'hei"
The last week Of the season at the Harlem opera
House will be devoted to light opera, and the at
traction will be the Bostonans IN ROBIN loou'
This engagement also brings TO close the TOUR oi
this organization. The cast for the week VIII III
clule the same singers who were at the IroalWiy
Thnatre among whom are Henry clay Barnahce.
William II. Macdonald Jessie Bartlett DAVIS Mss Mss
ham Alice Nelson Jerome sykes. Harold Blake
Frank Pollock. Josephine Bartlett ana . !"
Studloy.
Mr.. and Mrs Kellar will begin an engagement ut
Days Theatre tomorrow night. They nave hot
been seen in New-York In n considerable time ana
doubtless they Will be welcomed by all Who are
fond of magic and mystery. They nave had tIne
10 arrange surprises. and they nave no douoi
done 50. They always thoroughly expert ana
entertaining.
At the American Theatre this week there will be
a revival OF "The Mkado.' which viii doubtless
be duly appreciated by the many tIful lovers OF
Gilbert and Sullivan.
The performances Of "The Rivals" which TO
be given at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Saturday
afternoon and evening will bring to an end the
tour Of the remarkable company OF stars. The
organization will come into New-York State to-
morrow night. appearing IN BuuAo, Wnere an the
seats in the Music Hall have already been sold for
the performance. The success of the tour has
been enormous
lei Captain" is running merrily and prosperously
at the Broadway Theatre. The management VIII
soon announce the cate OK the hfueth and first
souvenir performance Of 'El Captain" also sousa
night and West Point night. which In the last SIX
years has become OF the special features OF
Mr.. Hopper's engagements Mt the Broadway
At the Terrace Garden tomorrow evening Der
Probekuss" will give way to "De Fledcrmaus"
This work will be given for three nights only AMI
Will be followed for the remainder OF the week by
M0ckers Der Bettels;udent" In tho summer
garden adjoining the theatre augmented or
chestra. under The LEADERSHIP OF Fre!o!i'k Krumn'
made concert A concert VIII be given each sunday
operas Will be sung by the members Of the COM
pany.
Fregol has gained an anloubtei popularity at
the Olympia Music Hall His rapid changes oi cos
tune surprise and delight the spectators. and they
come In crowds to gee them lie varies his pro-
gramme often enough tha: /; does no; become
monotonous 20 those who see him more than once.
He is SIN assisted 10y tho eidJlOsr rOpe and the
tensve vaudeville company
Chauncey Olcott comes to the Grand Opera House
tomorrow for one week J. VIII De The farewell
enlargement OF this actor ia the c,ty until next
year. He vii De seen In his imlcfsouat!1n %. Ter
rance Dwyer In "Alavolrnecn." At every perform
lar songs including plain Molly o." The Little
Caristnas Tree" The Aud C1Intiic' and Nj
Vournccn." The comic opera company under the
direction Of W T. Carleton. win "h'w ME ili1u
has arranged for season al the Grand Opera
House beginning on Monday. June J. VII include
among the leading members Miss Roma Atkinson.
This young woman j. a native Of Portland. ore.
She has been singing for t"o years under the drec-
tion Of Mr.. Carleton.
The Madison square Root Garden will open FOR
the summer season next Saturday. Memorial Day.
Among the attractions are Press Eldr!dge. Anna
belle. Benncito and Relo Miss Lilly Post. Fake
and Scmon. Miss cora Routt. Nar,e and Vaughn.
the Gardncrs fhe Davenport brothers. Gilmore and
Leonard. Louis Fialkowski. and the ciah.n sisters
At the Columbus Theatre this week Michael
s,rogon'' Is to be revived 10y William Morris. who
will appear as the hero. 4 play which for two
years in Paris. year in London. 3o nights in New
Lady Sholto Douglas who has been winning the
highest artistic honors that Chicago is expert in be-
slowing will make her first appearance I'm New
York at Tony Pastors Theatre to- morrow Mr..
Pastor himself returns at the time. after
absence of some weeks. other attractions on hs
long bill are Mrs Lydia Neamans. Titus character
singer, assisted by Frei Ttgs ne nonat9, to tho
and Ida Lorello. Murray ana Alden. the Mirambo
shoppsrd M%hV Crowley aDf oiey buck dacSrs NeeKer
and Mack Mile. Bertina and O. Is Sato.
Joseph dIlanan VIII continue 1nt week ~ pay
Mephiso in Faust" at the STANDARD Theatre
John W Hamilton Will begin his tenancy of tho
American and Casino roof gardens the night Of
Memorial Day Marion Manola and John Mason
Will make their first roof garden appearance and
change" new opere,ta. At the American Mis-
Maggie cline and James Thornton Will be the lead
eTS.
Tomorrow THE Sunshine Of Paradise Alley" on
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Street Theatre. Denman Thompson and George
Ryer will send II on the road next season.
Preparations are going at the Eden Musee for a
ntting celebration Cf Memorial Day. There are no
less than twenty-five groups which portray scenes
Of the Cvll War The American Gallery. which
consists entirely patriotic groups and all the other
sections Of the Musec where similar groups are
placed. have been put in tho best condition possible
and out; At both the afternoon and evening concerts
that day the musical programme will consist en-
tircly Of American National airs. appropriately
ranged for the orchestra.
Proctor's Pleasure Palace Is rapidly nearing that
point of completion when II will fulfill the projectors
IDEAL The roof garden will open next Saturday
evening and a week later the Garden OF Palms Will
be thrown into communication with the auditorium
The coming weeks entertainment is brisk and
CHEEKY. Ross and Fent0n appear. Joe" Flynn
sings popular songs. Watson and ITutchlngs give
Teutohic serenade. acrobat!c feais performed
by the Jackley Rostons. persOnating a huge ape
that climbs to the proscenium arch, and the Mario
Dunham trio. American lads who put to blush the
efforts Of foreign aeria bar experts Gertrude Rut.
Contributors are smonds Sand and Hoiowsy M s MargnGrr
Carlisle. Eleanor Fak. Griff Williams banjolst and
Lillian Westerly descriptive singer. The principals
with special features. are included in the Sunday
concert from 2:30 to IL p. m.
At Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-third-st. Unthan
will demonstrate that to be born without arms
Is OF peculiar significance. The Russell brothers
appear Irish servant girls T here are others
in amusing specialties, such as the Whites. in
their boxing bouts; Marie Leslie, Leona Lewis
Annie Reinhart, Marguerite Gonzales Vally Egar
and Belle Darling in songs and dances Fred
Walz. musical mitator Charles Whalen Mayne and
Nelson. Flosse La Blanche. Mariette Meyers globe
tuggler. and Yarick The SundaY concert IL cnntin-