New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

His Excellency the Governor keeps on its sue
cessful course at the Empire Theatre, where the
end Of ifs run is not yet In sight Miss Amelia
Bingham is now playing the part Of the actress.
This week there will be no Wednesday matinee OF
ellis Excelency the Governor" Instead matinee
Will be given on Tuesday, July 4, and there Will or
course, be the regular SATURDAY, MATINEE. Next
week the Wednesday matlnee5 Will be resumed
The usual enterta nments will be given at Roster
& Balls Music Hall this week. including the con-
cert this evening. The programme Will be ior the
most part the same last week. The perform
ances will be given the roof when the weather Is
fair and in the music hall when 1t rains
Mr. Iederer announces list of entertainers for
his Sunday night concert in the Casino Roof Gar
den including Truly shattuck Annabelle Moore
the Phasey troupe the Esmeralda sisters Gertie
REYNOLDS the Musical Tobins Frank Blair and
SaUe Stembler. Alma Doerge. Hooker and Davis
Jordan and Welch and Stedman,s troupe OF dogs
The programme for the rest of the week includes
nearly all the performers of tonight. with several
in addition
Al Tony Pastors Theatre this week Miss Beatrice
Moreland Will give her new one-act play Tanning
n Husband" The American Vitagraph Company
has succeeded in perfecting the pictures taken at
shown ali this week at Tony Pastors. The entire
eleven rounds OF the fight Will be SHOWN.
The Aerial Magnolia Grove presents list Of en-
terteIners on the top OF the New-York tonight
including Lee Harrison Dorothy Morton. Yorke
and Adams Jessie De Witt. Patrce and Mile.
Alexa. Supplemental to these are the four TaIkas.
the Manhattan Trio. Willie English Josephin1
SabeI Mile Erna's dogs. Waton's monkeys. the
Beaumont sisters, the Understandable Quintet
and Cssie LOTUS all OF whom will be found In
the regular bill for the week in addition TO Mile;
Lofty the sisters Minty the Versailles group OF
WsTtnn Ia PetIte Adeaide johnnie Page the
three sisters Ronay the T1ler Quartet OF dancing
Es n girls is 4P Ra the pony wSch enters its
eleventh week In the downstairs auditorium, IN
elGde new Pallet y SSr tba Ba anu and new
pantomime by the Tiller Sixteen. called The Street
Gamn's Frolics
Harry Woodruff will appear at Keith's this week
in Two Artists and Model" with the aid OF
Mabel Dixey and company and Louise Cunning
will sing her Scotch songs. 1t will be Rose Mel
villes last week in vaudeville. as she will star in
sis Hopkins in the fall. She has played only in
the Keith theatres. George w Day and "Hal'
Merritt will be two OF the single entertainers. and
a singer and dancer named Claude Wardo Will
Keith's is still too limited for the patronage de-
spite the warm weather
New wax groups have been placed exhibition
at the Eden Musee. Many changes In the details OF
the older groups have been made and the col
lection is more complete than ever. New cine
matograph views will be shown to-day and during
the week. The concerts by the Neapolitan Orches-
ira this afternoon and evening will be repete with
operate gems and included will be solos and
choruses by the members During the week the
afternoon and evening concerts will consist OF light
music
The roof garden OF Hammerstein's Victoria will
begin It's second week tomorrow night. The pro-
gramme will be for the most part the last
week and will include Gautier and his Arabian
steed Bartho In dance novelties Gallettrs prize
1ghting monkeys. Belle Davis and her pickanln-
MES. the RADIO brothers on the high wire. George
Salati, the BakKataba troupe Of acrObatic lug
glers. the Nelson sisters flying acrobats and others
OF equal prominence.
The American Theatre Roof Garden will present
tomorrow night a vaudeville hill headed by Caron
and Herbert, who will make their FIRST roof garden
appearance. Other contributions TO the programme
will be furnished by an orchestra under tho direc.