New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The original plan Of Withdrawing His Excel
| lency the Governor at the Empire Theatre last
| night was not carried out. and the play Will go on
there for at least another week Miss Jessie NH,
ward, who was to sail for England on WEDNESDAY
OF this week, will remain through the continuance
| of the run OF the piece.
The roof garden OF the Grand Central Palace at
Lexington-ave and Forty third-st.. will be opened
tomorrow evening. with the following bill: Eldora
| and Norine the Ettynge sisters, Bates and Bates
| Whiteaw and Stewart. Fields and Salina. Brice
and Inman Durando and Breen, Irene Franklin
| and Behman and spaulding Robert Rockers H9r-
been for the 6 oT ana pece
| will also furnish music on the opening nignt;
| After the performance the roof every evening
case Of the roof garden BeTorma11ce vii b6 be
Immediately transferred to the Palm Gar den "hlch
| Keiths Union Square Theatre will have Rose
| Melville again this week, and although she comes
| back In weather, she comes to theatre
| which is made comfortable by electric fans and
| perfect ventilation. She will appear in her own
| person for the first time, introducing special
scene with a song in isis Hopkns's Visit" in
BI Blond Kelly and Ashby smith and Campbell
| Wilmer and Vincent and Olive White. in "A
| Strange Baby" etc.. make up another capital DILL
The first OF the Aerial Magnolia Groves Sunday
night concerts will be the top OF the New-York
tonight with De Wolf Hoppers curtain speech
added FOR the first time to fresh batch Of mita-
lions by Cissie LOTUS Miss LOTUS will continue
| the Hopper speech through the week. In the bill
also are Mile. Lofty Waltons trapeze-swinging
| monkeys Mile Erna's musical dogs the Mnty
sisters the three sisters Ronay the four Takas
the Miles stayordale Quintet. Cawthorne and For
| roster, La Liska and her dusky aids. Lizzie and
Bruno lp and and ciehrue the Ballet The Court Ball.
the "sixteen-Pony Ballet" and the Tfler Quartet.
THE Man In the Moon" In the main auditorium,
continues.
| The concerts Of the division Of the 22d Regiment
Band under the direction of Paul Henneberg, are
still attractive at Terrace Garden. The garden It
self is an agreeable place, and the military music
| has proved popular feature OF 1t.
The Casino roof garden will have a number of
new attractions In its Second weeks showing. to
| begin tomorrow night. novelty of to-nghts
concert will be the first appearance OF Pauline
| Hammerstein. Miss Hammerstein will sing and
! dance All the features OF the week just closed will
| also he found In the BILL including the Cole and
| Johnson company OF forty-fve. Beginning to-mor-
row plight the programme will include Edgar Ely,
| Pauline Hammerstein Alma Doerge. William
| Gould the Fransloa sisters. the Phasey troupe Of
eight Snyder and BuaEgy Nile MIRA
Irene and her dog and the Cole and Johnson organ
| ization.
| The leading feature OF the programme at Tony
| Pastors Theatre this week will be Miss Maud
| Granger. In the one-act play What the Parrot
|
and Frank W Caldwell. There will also be the
bill Williams and Tucker. the Stewart sisters, Miss
Emma Krause assisted By Miss Lottie Bill; the
brothers Harry Thompson. Billy Payne. Nile.
GaIetta with her birds the BGhom1es
| and Tony Pastor.
An elaborate group has Just been placed on
| exhibition the Eden Musee. 1t consists OF seven
teen figures, and occupies n large section Of the
Central Hall. Its name is Prominent People" 1t
includes, among others. Victor Hugo. Longfellow.
Terry, Richard Croker and Mr. Bryan
The opening Of the other roof gardens has had no
appreclable effect the attendance at Roster e.
Balls. For the coming week Mr.. Aarons has ar
ranged a programme headed by the Russian dane
ers. the sisters Rappo; Sadi A.farabi. the Russian
equilibrist Johnson and Dean. Louise Cunning
singer of Scotch ballads; Josie De Witt. Josephine
Troupe. Russian singers dancers and acrobats
ronF ans hi osss and bv
night.
Lillian Burkhart will appear at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre this week in a comedietta,
Her Soldier Boy" for the first time any stage.
Acrobatc foolery will be contributed by Smith and
Cook. farcical hilarity by Hugh Stanton and Flor
ence Modena. musical merrymaking by the Water
bury brothers and Tenny. and negro comcalities
and Ely coshian In to-day's concert from sso
sS aas M bO Sre snd sss
Ed Quinn and others.
The debut the vaudeville stage of Mrs. Letter.
of Chicago. cousin OF Lady Curzon vicerene OF
India. will tomorrow at the Pleasure Pal
ace and the vehicle provided Ia the comedetta. "A
Stolen Kiss" which Wright Huntington produced
Proctor s u rS Street as h Theatre three
Wslch. Barton and Ashley Marie stori. the musicsl
| Ravens and Arthur Rigby. To-day's concert will
present Press Eldridge. Hugh stanton and his COM