New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
TO PASS WARM EVENINGS.

TO PASS WARM EVENINGS.
ADJUSTMENTS IN ROOF GARDENS AND
OTHER GARDENS.
The twelfth week OF John Philip Sousa and
Charles Klein's comic opera. Eel Captain, pegns
tomorrow evening at the Broadway Theatre, wnere
II provokes much merriment as ever. and wnere
mer attraction. The performance on WEDNESDAY
evening will be for the benefit of the treasurer ana
Fietcher and John Hughes There has been large
sale OF seats for the occasion.
The comic opera company which has met with so
much recent popularity at the American and Herald
Square theatres will try another change OF bill to-
morrow night. "Pinafore' has had an Unexpectedly
long and now "Olivette' will be attempted. II
has not been heard in NewYork in several years
and will be quite new TO many eare-goers In the
Morton Morton Mss ss'I Flora fnlsyson Miss Paula Ed
wardes and George Bryton.
At the Terrace Garden the week will begin to-
morrow night with repetition of Der ODER
steger." which was revived last Thursday night on
Thursday night of this week Strauss operetta.
Inc Model VIII be sung for the hrst time in ms
much interest.
The glass-covered roof garden Of Olympia con-
tnues to shelter great crowds The attendance fell
away little on the chilly and rainy nights of last
week. and these proved TO be the most comfortable
times of all This week Fregoi will give play
which he has not hitherto presented here called FL
be Lottie Mortimer the Mahr Sisters. Constanz and
Ida. Herr Techow and his performing, eats, Pablo So
Sisters De Van and the Grand Opera 0utrtet Inc
mrs: Of the series Of SUNDAY night S sKes
composed OF hfiy-fye Of the best musicians; ac i
Spera ouartet Fr H and Louis Kloepfe viii
make up the programme
ia1s rS1nf parf}e
visitors many interesting features. newcomer
tomorrow evening is Jules Levy. Miss Marie
Dressler will be heard in new songs. Cgo Biondi
has arranged varied repertory, and among the
Vamore, the Trio Bearnais Belman and Moore.
Edison's vitascoPe. Dr. Leo Somer's Hungarian
At the Madison Square Roof Garden Press FL
bridge sings OF the political situation and treats OF
the Police Board controversy. The newcomers an
nounced for this week Caroline Hull Alburtus
and Bartram Miss Ida Howell. soubrette; Miss Van
Arold. Gilmore and Leonard. and the Misses Warren
and Cragg, in songs and dances Those on last
weeks programme who retained for this week
arr the Deitoreln brothers Crimmins and Gore. the
Judge brothers. Cora Routt and Bryant and Sa-
vile
Extensive preparation going on at the Eden
Musee for the celebration of the Fourth of July.
Nearly every group in the Musee has been repaired
and posed anew, There are many groups 9 wn ard
represent incidents of the Revolutionary war. ana
these viii have much prominence; whn Tbere
will be afternoon and evening by the usee
orchestra The programmes Will consist or Amer
lean National airs, with many new arrangements.
In the three divisions Of ProctoTs Pleasure Pal
ace the auditorium. the Garden of Palms and the
roof garden this week the entertainment VIII be
provided by John w Ransone. Fields and Lewis.
Balsley and Smonds the Misses Rice and Halvers,
Eunice Hill, lola Pomeroy, Emma earns. Louise
Auber and Annette Reed, in songs ana dancesi
W c. Davis. a new Spanish ballet "Espanita,' ar
ranged by Signor Aberteri an electric gooc act
pantomm.c Illustrations: the CeeMee family. tho
head balancing PantZer brothers, Nordheim, the
SrIenai ballet Basquavoa Special holiday
fractions arranged for July The sunday r. pal
| and Lewis and thirty others.
| At Procor's Theatre, Twenty-third-st., Fields
and Lewis parody singers. are in the lead. followed
| by Morrison and jackson. Inez Rae and Lillian
| Maynard, Gerome Edwardy. Maggie Bennett. Sa-
Vile and Stewart. the Nonpareil trio, Dan Collyer
and Mack Balabreega and Emma LINDEN Emma Emma
| Fung Lee, Chinese juggler; Robert v Ferguson
S Ser from $50 to II D. m Fields and Lewis and
others appear in a special programme
Miss Della Fox after her return from Europe and
a few weeks of rest will begin active rehearsals Of
her two operettas THE lAttle Trooper anu
''Fleur- Lis"
| Victor Herbert received dispatch on Thursday
| from AL. Neumann. in Vienna, bearing the happy
! information that THE Wizard Of the Nile had
| been accepted by tanner the director Of the Carl
! Theatre, and would be produced next season. Ger
| tain additional orchestral parts are required and
| Mr. Herbert asked TO forward the complete
| orchestral score Mr.. Herbert was also invited to
/ visit Vienna at the time Of the production and
direct Of the 6n this is m the
German transla ton. and went TO vienna iast
month to arrange for the European production.
Having been constantly employed In European
travel and in his journey around the world. John
l. Stoddard has been unable to comply with the
many requests that have reached him, year after
year TO treat of American natural scenery and
historic places in the same manner that has char
acter.z ed his treatment of those OF foreign lands
Rut the time has now arrived when Mr.. Stoddard
feels that he can give himself the pleasure and his
friends the novelty OF travel in his own land Ac-
have arranged for an excursion to study the won
ders OF the Yellowstone National Park. MT. Stod-
tons and the result OF them will appear In
the lecture course OF next year.
NOT THAT KIND or WHEELS.
From The Chicago Post.
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1.-The prisoner" he said. rs undoubtedly mehlaiiy
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would you call his trouble insanity! asked the
"T nauestionably replied the expert.
There are several kinds of insanity, / believe,
ventured the lawyer. What klnd "ouiu you cal
Circular insanity" responded the expert
| The prisoner excitedy jumped TO his feet
in my my life!''