New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

THE Telephone Girl is the only semblance OF a
play now LEFT in Broadway and the Casino IS hold
ing to It's principle Of keeping open all summer.
whatever happens. The next attraction AT this
house will be the extravaganza Yankee Doodle
Dandy" If It is every ready for the stage. In It's
cast will be Walter Jones. Miss Madge Losing
Julius Steger. Miss Marie George, Richard carr,
Miss Gertrude zea j. C. Mron Ms s.. Chrst; n,
Louis Wesey. Miss Margaret McIonad. Eugcne
o i seabrooke ana MIS- Edna Waace Hopper. The
most important feature Of the cntertaninent on
sketch. entitled THE Origin 81 the Cake walk
The rest OF the programme viii be made up OF Mss
Alice Atherton and her colored troubaa,dours' Mss
Nellie Hawthorne. Lafayette. Edwin French Ms
Helene Tuesart. Miss June jackson. Miss Owe
and Amorita. and the sailors Ballet" Entertain
Miss Ella Carr banjois and Miss Irene vera
vocalist
The roof garden Of the American Theatre VIII
open this evening with variety performance. tn"
notice sent by the managers says thc exact words
shall be quoted: The particularly effective feat
ure however. Of this excellent programme VIII
be the first appearance In America OF feIIuih.
Gigas. who performs the reUarkahle achlcV"W, NJ
| head" The reader AT liberty to guess for him
self whether this expression explode from hi+
when II explode or whether IT means that It SIS 20
De on his head at some tine and after"ard *
ploed somewhere else. II will. ~ any rate. be re-
membered that The greatest fore OF dHn@imite
O,PP"r FEATURES Of his EXCELLENT programme" viii
be Miss Iottie ellison. James Thornton MISC Lizzie
Msngean brothers.
The roof garden concerts at the Madison square
Garden by the Metropolitan Permanent Orchestra
continue Henry p. Schmidt the director. provides
programmes which appeal 10 the general publ
On rainy nights these concerts are given In the
large amphiiheatfe.
Edwin Milton Royle and Miss selcna Fetter will
rcappear at Keith's Union Square Theatre this
week in their condensed version Of captain Impu-
dence" There Will be two or three other dramatic
sketches. and Papnta will continue her dances
The performance tomorrow Will begin at 8 n. IN.
and continue straight on through the day ana
| evening.
Tony Pastor offers these attractions for the com
ing week besides himself The Nawns. Dan Coll
yer assisted by Miss Carrie Collyer. in their sketch
entitled THE Office Boy; Joe Flynn. Carr and
MaurGS aSn GanFe 2nd mys
| Hathaway's gymnastc and acrohatic baboons ana
"ouibrists and jugglcrs Pat jr. and Matte
| Rooney and Miss Rose Marsdcn.
The Pleasure Palace continues to present inter
| esting programmes This week Miss tombstone
Bennett heads the list and assisted by George Les
| lie will be seen In new sketch. Another popular
star on the bill Is Willis =. Sweatnam. who prom
| Allen will present The Wrong Flat" and other
attractions in the bin are the ,n Kingsley sse r;oY ne
juggler. ard new pictures for the war-graph" IN,
States marines at Guantanamo
Sienor Del Puente will sing operate selections at
| Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre this week.
| and Robert McWade will act a scene from RIP
| Van Wrinkle" The programme VIII also include
| Yorke and Adams. James Harrigan, tuggler: Cook
and sonora Rice and Elmer. McCabe and Sabine.
| Hodgkirs and Leith Kit Roster, shaIpsho0ter.
IIarand and Yost. the Dunbars. Fred Russell Mel
| lie V. Parker and q half dozen others. The war
graph" with a new series Of films. will occupy IL
prominent position In the bill.
| At Roster e. Balls music hall tomorrow Cooks
| Tour" opens It's sixth week Miss Josie Hall. Miss
| Marie Dressler. Harry" Kelly and Jack" Slavn
| add TO their success nightly The roof garden Is
now open. The big vaudeville bill includes the
Rogers Brothers Marguerite sylvia Sato the jug
| gler; the Dunbar sisters Johnson and Dean and
others.
| The artists at the Eden Musee have just com
pleted their annual task OF remodelling all the wax
| figures and groups New costumes have been sup
| piled and other changes made The war groups
| are at their best. and additions to them are made
' every week General Shafter is the most important
| parsonage at present The matograph war
| views will be shown hourly during tho week and
At and p. m. on Sundays.
| The committee charge OF the summernlght 8
| reception in aid OF the charity fund OF the New
| York Lodge Of Elks be held Saturday. july
| Q on the Grand Central Palace roof, has arranged
| Lloyd Bowron's orchestra will play for dancing.
/ The Amusement Committee Is composed or Tony
| Pastor Lew Docksiader. Hughey Dougherty.
] Frank Mordaunt, James J. Armstrong; Jules Hur-