New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Thunder and lightning seem TO have no effect
upon those who visit Hammersteins Olympia Roof
Garden. The glass Enclosure makes 1t possible TO
spend an enjoyable evening upon roof garden
even in rainy weather This week marks Kara's
last week at the Olympia. James Thornton. with
his new songs and monoogue, will also be seen
ers VIII perform some new acroDatic tricks and the
G ta sc sisters VIII entertain the audience with
Is entirely new and includes speciates. Prominent
ers: Swan and lombard. and Gilbert and Goldie.
Victor Herbert and his 22d Regiment Band will
play garden concert in the grounds OF the Old
Homestead Thrd-ave. and Ninetieth and Ninety
first SITS. next Friday evening. July 30, fare
we'll before leaving here the next day on long
tour. The band will play. five and half weeks at
the Nashville Centennial, six weeks at the St.
Louis Exposition, and then 90 on tour. reaching
New-York Sunday. November q, and playing q
concert here that evening
The Bijou Theatre is the scene of much hustle
just Henry f. Hoyt. with a corps OF assist.
ants, is busy painting the scenery for May Irwins
production. THE Swell Miss Fitzwe," while re-
Marquis of Michigan" are well under way All
three pieces are to be produced at the Bijou In
the season.
Proctors Twenty-third-st house offers this week
the five American Barrisons Ullie Akersrom turns
toward vaudeville and promises a monoogue
full of character snapshots. Oscar Eagle and
Esther Lyons give sketch. "A Brilliant Idea"
Ringing upon the all-pervadng bicycle fad. John
Professor Bernard reveals some art views. There
are also to be seen Zazelle and Vernon, comedy
eccentric sketches and the Misses Dupre and Hay
wood songs and dances. The Sunday concerts are
from 2:3O TO il p. m
Robert b. Mantell will be the coming season
in "A Secret Warrant" by w. A. Tremayne. He
will open his season on the New-England circuit
Mart W. Hanley has issued a circular letter 70
the effect that he is in absolute control OF all plays
that Du Souchet may write.
The group at the Eden Musee which
| was added to the Chamber of Horrors last week
| showing the murder of William Gudensuppe still
| attracts much attention. Many changes are being
made in the other groups at the Musee. The
cinematograph gives hourly exhibitions OF moving
pictures and twenty-four scenes are shown, Illus
tratng life here and abroad. A representative Of
the Musee will be sent TO Alaska TO secure pictures
| Of the mining camps The concerts by the Musee
are ar ns yen afternoons and
The programmes for the coming week will consist
of popular music with few selections from
classical authors. Each programme is different.
| Miss Sadie Martinez has been engaged for the
part of Hatty in "a Stranger in New-York" the
! comedy which has been chosen for Mr.. Hoyts
annual production at the theatre bearing his name.
| The company will include Harry Conor. George A.
| Beane. Harry Gfoil, Lloyd Wilson. Arthur Pacie.
Charles Warren, John IIyams. Jules Gordon, Joseph
Williamson, William Ryan and the Misses Sadie
| Martinez, Nellie Butler Amelia Stone, Margaret
| Fitzpatrick, Grace Freeman and Aimee and Lean
| Angeles
| The bill at Roster & BaPs Roof Garden, Begin
| ming tomorrow evening. is sufficiently strong "a
| merit the approval Of the audiences gathered
| nightly Roger Brothers. with their Teutonc wit
| ticisms continue TO be favories Then there are
| the Beaumont sisters, Troja May Howard, Marie
! De Rossett Montagu and West. Annie Lloyd, De
| Bessel and ten other vaudeville features. In add.
| ton to the regular vaudeville performance the
| promenade concerts given by the Red Hungarian
| Band from 1880 p. until midnight go TO make
| up attractive programme.
Thomas Mcqueen tenor. will sing this evening
at the concert of the Metropolitan Permanent Or
| chestra at the Madison Square Roof Garden. Hi:
selections will be "Cujus Amman" from Rossinii
| .Stabat Mater" and "Di Quella Pira" from
| 'Trova tore" Frank Kaltenborn, violinst, will be
| the other solois;. Mr.. Katenborn Will play :
| serenade by Svensden. The orchestral numbers or
| the programme will include:
Choral and Fugue .......,,..........-... Bach Aoer
Overture. Martha rIotow
Lost Chord .Suiiiv ek
HunSarian Rhapsody No 2................... Les
Prelude, die Meistersinger Wagner
"Hadnage' Herber'
Bscehanae from Samson and Delah " sant-saen.
Overture, FESTIVAL Iasser
Waltz Rendezvous" Rosey
'Traumerie' Schumanf
Two Hungarian Dances. .Brahm
March, king Cotton SOUS
The programme at Tony Pastors this week is ar
| attractive one. Some Of the best-known artist.
engaged are the -Four Emperors OF Music" How
ard Russell Powell and Blackboard the Donovans