The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-25
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
M4SHATTIN BEACH BEGINS COMIC
OPERA AND EJREWORkS.

Land md Sen Battles of the Cuban War
Illustrated by Pain-"Tho Idors Eye"
and Frank Daniels Mt tho Shore-The
City's Roof Garden Senson Nide open.
Manhattan Beach was fully equipped for the
summer Yesterday with its usual three enter
tnInmepts-5and music. fireworks and comic
onera ExperIence has proven that those
forms Of amusement are sure'of support at
TINT handy ssashore, But there will he more
frequent changes OF bill in the theatre than
hitherto The start this year ia made with
"Tbe Idol's Eve" in which Frank Danielss
drolleries arc exploited to the best advantage.
Hi, adventures as m American imitation fakir
in the Eastern lands OF genuine fakirs are
really funny. There will be only one week OF
them, and then Mr.. Daniels will appear again
in Smith and Herhett's other comic opera.
The Wlzard.of the Nile" following which We
shall got The Ameer of Afghanistan," a new
work by the same authors This summers
pyrotschnics by tho Pains accompany repre-
ssntations Of Cuban warfare afoat and ashore
The spectaclas represent on a spacious scale.
and with much fiery re.plendence. the de.
struction OF Csrveras fleet and the fight at
son 1ma, ma, Ths ,,tr,ot,c n,scss Of Nro.
works ore BIC and gay. The concerts oy Sou
oondnctor's nl,tfrm The popuIarlty OF his
eo"uuo'ol ''a''oiin' ne w " -,
music shows no signs OF wearing out. Iho
uutI"os Eo a. wv" % ''''' "'N '"'- - ''
one III tne ls'. ,,,, +
The Venetian Terrace Garden. which 10
| above the roof CT The Victoria will be disclosed
- $50. nn.nino ArohI,ao,rr,uv n will
| to-hiorro" e'ehlne cn'.ec'ura"S ~ "'i'
! be striking. it's lighting will be unusually bril-
liant and the'arrangsment of its stages. Of
Wh'ch IL mas 'hrse' wiz oe iu''e o"' y, 'no Vi
binary. Visitors to the Olymrla VIII recall
a"nv one VI. 0. '.I.n s,r,ni,s s"om Vauda
put'esiue en''''eu ''.i u''an9o,s
vil'" but this is not now to DO 'Ted seriously,
| a,,,on,ato, ornhas,ra ,nd snocI,Itiss NV As
automaton orchestra ana epec,al',eS Ny AZ,
baboons Gautisr. Bella Davis and Bartho.
Tb.rs bas h.sn snmr,.nt restoration of tb.
fixtures Of the Roster Balls roof to resume
open air performances. BY tomorrow night
the recovery should be complete and the
| Aerial Palm Garden should. as a name. be a
closer fit than before the fire; The perform
ance ID variety snow % Eou u'i klauo "Nr
e'IIent orchestral music. The show viii De
Others employed are zsma hawi' ton Arfhuf
and leonidas's dogs and cats. To.nights pro-
gramme will be entirely musical.
Roof shows are on the increase. The roof
OF Madison square Garden is the latest to come
into use. and it, bill include. some unfamiliar
matter. besides well-known specialtles. Inc
| chief features are d pantomime for Nine Pillar
Nj, an,;,I.d .T~rrostod -" and nm onarotta
porn en..e,eu nn I.n,' a nt.a az o iii
for the Avon sisters. lsham Octoroohs Will
be numerous and tuneful. and specialists are
Aror,t. Irving LONE. ond stuart
Anso'i'a' WINS ooNs' ""N ' .
This first performance OF this summer at
the American Roof will be next Saturday
| ..rI,r Tho n.rform.rs Iia.aa for tho atari
! Nenihs ine pettoi 'ueis 49, ~. VIC ' "o.
are Pauline Hall. Caron and Hsroert. tho car
| dOUnies Jess Dandy Williams and Adams. tho
! C,.ris. .is,srs sherwood and Durysa. Viola
Sheldon and the symphony quartet.
Tomorrow night at the Casino Roof Garden
49, Co,..n, r,hrson troun. ,yilI ha HAZARD in
'"e No'e "nu 'oiHs'ii toupo VIZ 10 I1"iu -, :,
new musical farce called NiRger hehen.
Adelaide Gertie Reynolds, the Tobins, tho
Esmsr.Iias Irsns and Zaza. Frank RILr.
, Es'he' estas i.e"1 az p, 100 80 p,an
Pauline Hammersteln and Alma Docrgs are
/ -, ,r. a ,r.oi.Iis.s and west ~ th.m viii
heIo mere Us spet.ans'S. Auu ino'' VI ''e"n VIII
appear at to-nights concert.
At the Aerial Magnolia Grove Cisse Lotus
vIl n,i,,ic n. VOL, Uonn.r JuI,us steg.r
MIi hiiH'c ~ "'it iioppoi' 'u'.u' 1'ekei.
lDhN others.