New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
SUMMERTIME INCREMENT.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE HOT WEATHER
ON ROOFS AND ELSEWHERE.

At the Broadway Theatre tomorrow night De
Wolf Hopper and hts company begin their fourth
month in Sousa and Kleins operetta Ell Captain.
The Tooth performance Is at hand and souvenir Is
IN preparation. The Broadway Is one Of the most
Comfortable OF the indoor places of amusement in
the summer. and all that can be done to secure COOL
ness Is done.
The second Of the Sunday concerts at the Olympia
Roof Garden will be given this evening. The pro
granme is extensive one and includes the Olympia
Grand Opera Quartet. Al Wilson. Charles B. Ward.
Brooks. Denton and Ossmon. Louis Granat. Herr
Techow. the Sves the Marshall trio. Madeline Mar
shall and Kitty Nelson. the Metropolitan Sextet. Lot
tie Mortimer, Edwin Late and May Howard. For
the coming week Fregon Will continue to be the
leading attraction and his efforts will be seconded by
sona;ions; EuIalle. dancer; Marshal! and Nelson.
duetsts: Mardo, Gown jugger: May Howard. the
trained s1nsi cats Pablo bias and Mazuz and Mazeita
Mr. Heumann intends to conduct lively season at
Terrace Garden. THE Model" the new operetta by
Suppe. which was produced here Thursday night
will end It's run "Wednesday. and on the next
evening The Gypsy Baron will be revived. Other
operettas are In PREPARATION, ana one OF ths earnest
OF them will be Der Polengraf." by Louis Roth
The attractive programme which is current at
Roster e. Balls is headed by Miss Marie Dressler
whose songs have become popular. and Jules Levy
will play the cornet for another week. B'ond be-
gins his last week tomorrow evening. Josephine
Sabel continues and Jenny Valmore and the Trio
Bearnais are retained. while Joe Flynn has again
been added 10 the list OF performers Edison VIVA
scope Is constantly introducing startling scenes
The afternoon and evening concerts at the Eden
Musee 90 on without fear Of hot weather. operate
selections form a large part Of the programme. as
usual. Among the operas which are used are Cav
a;erta Rystsana o. aST,,,o IA asn
selections at each concert there are several solos.
and at least two selections of gypsy music
The Grand Central Palace roof garden has pros
pect of becoming one Of the prominent features Of
summer entertainment in New York. Tonight there
will be a concert. The attractions for the coming
week Will include Miss Helene Mora, Mildred How
ard de Grey. Trilby dancer. assisted by sidn "
de Grey Smith and Cook the Chickering Quartet,
Gcetz athlete Wagner and Arnim the Newsboys'
cert is given by military bard from 7SO to O'Clock
and also after the vaudeville performance, from II
to Il o'clock.
The programme for this week at tho Madison
Square Roof Garden is headed by Press Eldridgc.
who will remain there throughout the roof-gariei
season. Caroline Hull Is retained for another week
Gilmore and Leonard also stay The others who
Pettingl Miss Fannie i,es;le Felix and Cain, the
Aeolian Trio. the three Delivines. Maude Nugent.
| Cora Routt. Ida Howell and Misses Warren and
| Craig
| Proctors Pleasu Palace Is the only local place
Of amusement presenting ballet. The new Span
,sh ballet "Espanita and the older ones are so ar
| ranged as to be effective from either side OF the
| stage between the Garden OF Palms and the audi
forum Other acts the tricks OF Colonel
| Schultz's Danish boarhounds. the mld-air evolu-
| ,,ons of the Cee-Mee family. the balancing of the
Painter Brothers. the acrobatic songs ana dances
OF the Weston Sisters. the boxing bouts OF the
Leonard THO and the feats OF Young Americus
Ical
The roof garden IS equipped with acts proVdeu DS
John W Ransone Fields and Lewis. Edlth nan
Usher and Crowell, Louise Valentine. Tom Flynn
Max Muller Kitte Holston ana numerous o ;r
,he matinees and on stormy evenings. Ransone
Fields and Lewis and thirty others appear III speo~
| Sunday concerts from 2;3o 10 ii D. H.
Al Proctor's Twenty third Street there is always
a happy crowd. Alma is a new feature IN p'c'ur,
esoue iugglers act upon revolving globes hsH.e'
,on, within by electricity Dave Reed introduces hls
.o va daughters in singing and dancing. Fields
rd Lewis sing parodies. and in the long list OF en-
,ara,nars are the Bernard Sisters Kitty nos'o u,
Gladys Van. Louise Auber ana hi n M Ba,s
sors and Sim"nds Haines and Redmond. the fo1eys
Max Muller, Thorne. 1uggler. and Farre" anu LAY
| lor.
~ Ruben Of the Metropolitan Opera House
VINO for several years has been n'ihaSe' anu ~$ q,
t number O. opera and concert singers mas az, Y,
Connection With Clarence Andrews openea ncas in
| raj exchange and agency. Win ofaio' 0'>e' "
| Milan Berlin, Paris and London
A noteworthy occurrence Of the coming week VIII
ia ,he .a,l-star" performance OF Gilbert ana SUN
,ans "Paticnce" at the Herald square i"ea'ie ~.
Friday evening when bene't VIII oe So ,.as,n.
| ' c.o,rdorm and Thomas Ebert by leading
-, nnera singers Among those In the cast al
r roa1v settled upon are Miss lillian Russell, as
patience Miss Sadie Martnot as Lazy Ts an Fors
w. Doro,hv Morton, Lady Sapn1r; MISS T I'll
MISS Mss ~, as LADY Jane Henry T. Dixey; as bulI
thorne " r Carleton az x GrosyeNoT anShn. a.
& u ,nne, and Aubrey Roucicaut as the No'a'S