New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

NOTES OF THE STAGE.
His Excenency the Governor" maintains Its
popularity at the Empire Theatre, where to-inor-
night IT will begin its eighth New-fork week
1t is the only play that remains as reminder
ward goes TO London this week. and Miss Amelia
Bingham succeeds her In the part OF the countess
de Gex.
Roster & Balls roof garden has recovered from
the effects of the fire week ago. NO performance
was missed but fer a while there was something OF
a blank at the end of the garden. where the stage
belonged. On the bill for the week beginning to-
night will be johnson and Deans Elite Colored
Carnival a organization; Arthur Amsden. VINO
is described as being the only per1oe Sno same
time; Zalma Rawlston. Leonidas and ms ca!s anu
P2ncess Matte Wilkes; Alice Magl and others.
The usual concert will be given tonight
The Man In the Moon" will be continued at the
New-York this week with several changes and ad-
ditions For the roof garden tonight the following
is the list Cissie LOTUS. the mimic In several new
characterize TONS including De Wolf Hoppers
Casey at the Bat; Ezra Kendall. Walton's mon
key gymnasts. Mile Erna's musical dogs. the Miles
stayordae quintet the Beaumont Sisters. the four
John Kernel. Josephine sabel, Kitty Mitchell;
these viii be retained for the regular programme of
the week. with the addition Of the Sisters tMinty'
stanton and Walton Bruno and Gehrue. the Yer
sales group Of peasant dancers. the pony cancers
and Mile Lofty
Rose Melville remains at Keith's. Her addition
70 her ISIS Hopkins" sketch, in which she shows
her own face as we'll as her proficiency as singer
and dancer, has proved popular. An addition Will
be made to the bill in Charles Dickson who will
play Tomorrow at Twelve" with the assistance
of kat 6 RrDs he Nichols Sisters and Gertrude
Mansfield and Carroll Wilbur are others on the
programme.
This week Mr. Pastor will present TO his visitors
Toe WEIGH in his Hebrew character studies;
the Sisters Leon acrobats the Lavelles, dancers;
Frank Buoman and Rose Adele McBride ana
Goodrich In singing and dancing; G. w. Will
Jams in a novel ventrloquia speciality; Mortimer
and Darrell Arthur and Nettie Young In must
cal sketch; Blasco and Dohseto acrooats; joseph
nast and equilibrist; Adams and Ross and the
American vitagraph' MT fas'or VIII nave "e"
songs and PAROLES.
The Neapolitan Orchestra is meeting WIN
success AT the Eden Musee. The music consists Of
light operate selections In which the members OF
the orchestra sing well as play, Inc clneihat-
ograph has new Views. which are shown hourly
Oscar Hammersteins Venetian Terrace Garden on
the roof OF his Victoria Theatre Will bid for pub
lie anproval Tomorrow evening. There are two
etages for Simultaneous performances accompa-
MED nv two handsome of brLss. the Fanfare
Rand conducted by G. Frank. and the other
string orchestra. led by Maurice Levy. Inc pro-
eramme consists OF foreign and American mover
tics Including the "auto-humano." consisting OF an
nsonnaton oTchestra in which each figure plays
different musical instrument: Astarte, IN hef dTa
R Troupe Bari Ka,apa, Mahometan juggle1s and
sGS Ss twenty-five trained racing dogs Salvador
Nunzieti, barytone Belle Davis aho nea nnS
actors; Bartho. the dancer anu ANeS"'''i0 anu
Magenta, magicanS.
IN tho prorramme for to-night's concert In the
Casino Roof Garden Truly Shattuck' the Four
Edwards in illustrated songs; Edgar Ely. the
| phasev octet Fanchonette. Laura Bennett Anna
| heua Moore Pauline Hammerstein, Frank Blair
Alma Doerge and the Cole Johnson Operauuc
Of s%ndsy Will be retained With these
addition: Gertie Reynolds, La Petite Adeialae tne
| Esmeralda Sisters the Musical Tobins and Irene
| and her dog Zaza.
| Corinne will head the programme this week at
Proctor's Twenty-thrd Street Theatre She will
| wear several new costumes and her songs will all
| no new The bill Is varied, with sketches by
Forman and Frazier and Ford and Francis. spe
ciaties by the Eldridges violin solos BY MT sp&
and and speeiaites by Adams, CASEY and Howard
Barton and Ashley Mile Flora Says and III, stp lS
D m. will be given by Lillian Burkhart Hngl
| Stanton the Waterbury Brothers and Tenny, Car
RE Scott the Harpers. Anna Lonnberg and others
A, Proctor's Pleasure Palace this week LillaI
Burkhart will be in the new pay. He
Soldier Boy" and Musical Dale will present hi
new specially for the first time since his return
from Europe Others are Alice and Arras. in thei
| eouilibristic specially: Smith and Cook, in thei
| acrobatics Carrie Scott. In her East Side Girls,
| and the Three Westons. To-day's concert fror
2: 80 iii 10 80 D. m will present Mrs. Letter and MI
| Huntington in "A Stolen Kiss; Joe Wech. tn
Musica: Ravens Arthur Rigby, Ely and Harve
and others.
| Mr. Kingsbury will present for the first week
the season at the American Theatre Roof Garde
a varied vaudeville bill. which will include Caro-
and Herbert. the Cardownie Troupe OF Interna
/, | tional Dancers the Clerise Sisters, Jess DANDY
, the Ladies' symphony. Quartet. Viola Sheldoi
Grace Sherwood and May Duryea. and William
% and Adams. Miss Pauline Hall Will be specii
attraction for the opening night, Saturday, July
The orchestra will be directed by Maurice Lev
The general admission will be fixed AT q cents.
b At Terrace Garden. In East Fifty-eghth-st.. III
$ players of Victor Herberts 22d Regiment Band al
D attracting large crowds nightly. Mr. Heumann hs
decided to devote certain nights TO the bestknov
: | composers works For the coming week the worl
d Of Wagner Strauss. Suppe, Rossini- Gounc