New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-27
TIE VARIETY ENTERTdNHENTS.

the roof ger dcn Of Hamrnersteins Vico1s
opened las night II IL not the sort OF place that
any other roof garden ever was. II has IT'S stage
in the middle like prize ring. and the seats are
all around II. with balcony, also al around II
proved to be an excellent arrangement for acroba,c
acts and dancing and bad one for singing. The
place Is pretty to look at and will probably he cool
when the really hot nights come. The programme,
with the omission Of the advertisements and the
Jokes read follows: "Hammersteins Victoria,
Forty -second-st and Broadway. Oscar Hammer
stein manager; J. W Mayer. business manager.
Opening OF the Roof Garden, June 20. Vaudeville
and Concert from SGD 70 70 p. m. william Ham,
mersten. manager. Programme continued on sec
ond page following. Programe continued. Open
ing OF the Roof GARDEN. June g. Vaudeville and
Concert. from $50 10 Y p. m. Programme con-
tinued on seconI page following. Programme con-
tinued Opening of Roof Garden on June %.
Vaudeville and Copcert from $50 TO u D. m.
cafe entrance on Promenade, Forty-.econd-st.
corner. Programme continued on second page
following. Pr9graInme Continued; On September
son at the victoria IN new pay III, 0y =; - Nc
loose sheet with the names OF the persons and
animals who were TO appear in the entertainment.
ance as such things go. They were Farnum and
Nelson gymnasts: he Johnson brothers. bicycle
pckaninny actors: The two EsquimaOs highwIrs
performers: Gal.etu'y monkeys, Astarte. Catharns
orchestra the Baki-Kataba troupe and Herberts
canine troupe.
Miss Lillian BurkIrart headed the bin at the
Pleasure Palace yesurday. in her little play called
Her Soldier Boy" There also AT hand
among many others, -dusc i Dale. Alice and Arras
in their equillbristic speciality; Smith and Cook.
Carrie Scott and the Three Nestons.
Cornne was the leading attraction M Proctors
Twenty-third Street Theatre yesterday, and others
were Forman and F,azer Ford and Francis tho
Eldridges Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Wilczek Arthur
Rigby Adams. Casey and Howard. Barton and
At the Casino Roof Garden this week the leading
attractions are Truly Shattuck the Four Edwards
in Illustrated songs; Edgar Ely. the Phasey Octet,
Fanchonette. Laura Bennett. Annabelle Moore,
Pauline Hammersteln Frank Blair. Alma Doergs
the Cole e. Johnson Operate Burlesque Company
Gertie Reynolds La Rstite Adelaide the Esmerslda
Sisters. the Musical n'bins and Irene and her dog
Zaza.
The Neapoll:an Orchestra will give afternoon and
evening concerts at the Eden Musee during tho
week. The programmes will consist Of light opera
selections i'm which the members of the orchestra
will sing to their own accompaniment. The cine
Gus pictures and an exhibition will be given houaE
during the afternoon aid evening.
Tony Pastor presented yesterday long and M.
tractive bill. which included besides himself Joe
WEIGH the Sisters Leon, acrobats; the Laveles
dancers; Frank Buoman aid Rose Adele Mcbride
and Goodrich in singing and dancing; C. W. Will
Jams Mortimer and Darrell Arthur and Nettle
Young. In musical sketch; Blssco and Dohseto.
acrobats Joseph a. Brown. the parody singer
Prince Miro. gymnast and equitbrist; ADAMS and
Ross. and the American vitagraph.
Miss Rose Melville appeared again at Keith's
Union Square Theatre yesterday, in her Sis Hop
kns" sketch. with additions. Charles Dickson
PLAYED Tomorrow at Twelve" with the assistance
of Kathryn Osterman. Monroe and Mack. Block
som and Burns the Nichols Sisters. Gertrude Mans
field and Carroll Wilbur were also on the pro-
gramme.
new programme, both vocal and instrumental
was presented at the lion Palace Roof Garden last
night. The first week Of the place proved larger
success than was anticipated. and many changes
have been made since the opening MS a.. A Nauds
VILE bill in connection with the Squadron A bsna,
Is presented 1t includes Miss Elsa Martens, Mss
Hyberta Pryme. Miss Irma Harper, MISS hee
Fowler and Sgnor W. G.. Deusing. Among the
new fixtures added to tine roof are two large fouh-
tans
In the roof garden of the New-York last night
were seen Cissie Lotus. Ezra Kendall, Waltons
monkey gymnasts the Miles-Stavordaie quintet
the four Talkas the Sisters Mnty, upside-do~n
DANCERS. the three Sisters Ronay. stanton ana
Walton Bruno and Cehgls. the Versailles. group or
peasant dancers. the pony dancers ana Mlie. b''S'
In tho entertainment at Roster x Bials last night
there were Johnson and Dean's Elite Colored Car
nival Arthur Amsden Zelma Rawlston. Leonidas
and his cats and dogs Arniotts. the strong womani
the Indian Princess. Matte Wilkes Ahce MdsAt
an others.