New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-15
ROOFS AND MUSIC HALLS.

The populari,y OF the concerts by the Metropolis.
tan Permanent Orchestra, on the roof OF the MAUI
son Square Garden. Is clearly growing; or per-
haps II Is not so much the popularity OF the con-
certs that is growing the chances OF proving u.
The weather made the most of the hrst week an
unhappy time. but as soon as warmer nignts came
Wagner night and Friday will be Sullivan night
Kara who Is altogether the most expert Jogsief
seen here in long time entertained the audience
az Olympia last night. and excited both amuse-
ment and wonder. The Octoroons sang opeT T
selections and there speciaties by MISS Jose
De Witt the violinist: Montague ara Mest ALBEIT
Waltz, Mae Lowry and HaIVers ana Leslie
The entertainment offered at the St. Nicholas
Music Hall last night was practically new oniy
one or two Of The people who made UP the Dill OF
last week being retained The present list includes
Miss Hope Booth Miss Truly Shattuck. All Day
I'm the Arnold sisters duetists; Ferry. the frog
man: Miss Minnie Renwood. dancer: Hodges and
natd, the Misses Clark and Elsmere. Instrumental.
lists. ana John and Rose Burke.
A good many visitors come 70 New-York in the
summer as well as leave il for less popuous places
and nearly all those who come take their way
promptly 70 the Eden Musee. which has always
been one Of the sights Of the city for strangers
II has seldom had more attractions for them than
row The waxworlis all in their best array
the concerts are given every al.ernoom aIu nc,
Tres every hour.
The stage OF the Pleasure Palace was occupied
by white people yesterday for the first time IN
month There was also novelty In the fac, Oh the
variety performance being nothing but variety
performance 1t was given by Fields and Lewis
pfiss Cora portt the Stewards. the Washburns,
Charles H. Duncan. Lew Hawkins. Wech anu
Gardner, Helene ruesart ana meyer So'e"' WIZ
uses pictures 10 illustrate MS songs.
Dan" Mccarthy the special acquisition 70
the bill at Proctors Theatre. Twenty-third-s'..
Yesterday He gave an entertaining act and was
warmly appauded. His efforts were seconded by
those CT the Lorraines. duetttsts and character
dancers: the Engstror9 sisters. Resale, dancer;
Short and Edwards. Grinnell ana rosteHe, W -
ranl and Richards Jennie carey vlohnist ana
others.
The Casino Roof Garden made another effort last
evening to get started for the season. Inc com
panv which appeared there last week gave Its per-
forrnance In a somewhat modified tCrIn.
Large audiences enjoyed the continuous perform
ance at Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday. Spe-
c,alt,es were provided by Omcne. assisted by Ia
Belle Nadine; Ben z. Harvey. Cooke and CLINTON
the Bloraers Sullivan and Sullivan. in Mrs G'o-
cams Daughter: Mcbride and Goodrich Dawson
and Farlowe, whrling dancers; Casweli ana AZ.
mold. Bartelmas. equiibrst ana 1901 oI phIIn..
Francis j. Bryant. monologue entertainer; fhlInps
and Robinson Doan and Mccarthy, Leo DelIose
character dancer. and the kinoptkon.
Al Roster & Blals last night an agreeable en-
tertafnment was provided by Wlt;er Peabody inc
how s,prauo: James F. Hoey Edgar Ely. John W.
Ransone Miss Zelma Rawlston. the Dore hrothers
forming Great Danes; VI. Gautier. and Williams
and Walker.