The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-04
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THIS WEEKS NOTELTIEs ARE IN
CONTINUOUS pdUDEpILLE

Suburban Rcsorts-Little of Drama Left.
All of theatrical novelty that the week ofrors
will be found in vaudeville. The continuous
shows will not close for the summer. which
they begin with almost rs expensive offerings
as those Of winter Sidney Drew and GLADYS
Ranhin Drew will be ut the Pleasure Palace.
and will have n short play that has not been
trird in New York. Diana on the Chase" is
its lite Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar
vii. he another wel-placed pair. and will use
one OF Mr. Harris hodge podGcs OF pert da-
logue. singing and dancing. Conway and Le-
land. Van and Nobrga and Johnson and Dean
will I've some Of the specially folk To-dny's
continuous concert will include all the strik-
Ing features Of last week bill.
Al kciths three OF last weeks front rank in
n,ngs will be held over. These arc comic
sk etches for Hayes and Iytton and for Mcln-
tyre and Heath. and the illusions Of Ching
Ling Foo. whose companions include boyish
contortonst and a lugglcr who is also comic
in a peculiar way Odell Williams will be first
OF the newcomers using n one-act farce. Tho
Judge" with which he first entered vaude-
Vile 1t was written to his measure and wears
well. In a sketch for Cotton and Long there
will he some unusual mmicry Of stage ceiebri-
ties. including an elaborate shy Mt Anna Held.
Morton and Revelle are among the others. all
OF whom are favorably known at this theatre
first entry in vaudeville ut Proctor's will be
that OF Gertrude CoEhan. She will use q
scene from The Royal Box" In which sho
formerly appeared with her father. Charles
Coghlan The rest Of the contributors will be
familiar The Cohans will be seen in Run
nirg for Onlcc" farce whose vocaism
and violent dancing are quite in har-
mony with the lvClness of the rest. Fisher
and Carroll. Bogcrt and O'Brieu, Lewis and
Blakely. Garnella and Shirk and Adelina Roat-
tino will be some OF the others. To-day's con-
cert is from last weeks roster and will employ
Hart and De Mar. Wright Huntington. Flora
Irwin Eva Nudge. Kcssler and Karrick. Nor
rell and Evans and Walter Hawley.
The first OF the roof gardens to be opened is
Roster & Balls. 1t has the new name Of the
Aerial Palm Garden. The entertainment is
the same that was arranged for the week in
the music hail. and OF far better quality than
has been usual on roofs The bill Is what
IS termed straight variety" and 1t in
cludes Louis and Cunning in Scotch ballads.
Josie De Witt. songs and violin: Munroe and
Mack and many others. In case Of bad weather
the performers are simply placed on the stage
In the theatre below
Brighton Beach will not be formally opened
until next Saturday. though there will be
music to-day by Slafcr's Brooklyn Marine
Band The regular entertainments. beginning
with Saturday. under the management Of
William T. Grover. will consist Of instrumental
music interspersed with vaudeville by George
Thatcher. Charles R.Sweet Josie DE Witt, A.
o. Duncan. Bsrtie Fowler. Nellie Bert. and
other specialists known to our variety stage.
Bergen Beach repeats last seasons motto.
A respectable resort for respectable people"
t. aaoshoro rl,oo sasily raoched IRON, ar
.bro,',D nrnoiIvn II ms m nnIitorlnn, for
thaotrio.ls nier With n voudeyiIIo et,rnond
rariHn. ancom nodations for dnvtime,nd even
;a,, ra,roo,ion
M;dIanI paaoh .,o s,,too leland rooor, IT.
,or. ..I,ottIas -, our N,tion - 40 its nr;rci,,,I
dirorsion II ia notrintic .hnv origir,IIv
saan ~ town I, !. now hous.d for ,ha sun,.
n,or,t tba Midland casino RIGHT .morg Tho
aiaonI o,har f.o,uros a, tha nloca ,inr
e. hoino huy,
Ie6orson Ia Anpe,is will take "rha Jolly
u,sLstasrn 10 tho Cosiro 70. morr,w nigb, 7,
n.os rsg,rdod as a comic onern worth Will, Mt
49, prnaawov ,o-,i,r in tba o.osor md nrntty
soo, !, ,vI,I bo sort 70 Nonhott.n Raoch ,nr n
,a,a 49,, ua,.v N,oDonor,h ,riu Ia
No Anoolis,s communion comedian ogai, and
vor Rsrsoo,aar WbceIer ia ret,irod ne tho
tonnr Nav In the cast nj the Casino will ba
nnr,ho Wo,,oinoor Oroa,ie V,ss,r and M,rd
ualIins nou rnnsicol forc. ia in rehearsal
II seams that a withdrawal Of" Reign OF
Errorn was announced foo soon Mt th. yictnrio.
Tha for a. hod not haen or ouSte1
and tho weather had not haen hot enough In
Laon noonla awav % I,st veal IVA, addaL n
lie s,av and now tbis veal ia n still furtber az
tens,on Tba Rogars brothers and their com
nanv are GOOD noerrvmaLers and tha hland or
I.ros ha,iat yandeviIle and EXTRAVAGANZA is a
4oioe' oa"e'' 'auuo''A'o "N @A't"'s 10
Jolly entertainments
1t is confidently expected at the New York
thot .Tha Ma In III, NJoon ;. will o,tIost tho
sha' ih' aan ~ wv .ioon WI, ouS'"9T INC
summer. 1t was devised especially for not
weather show and Is certainly a big one.
Son.atior., ~ alodr.mo ia ho,ding out stroru-
oensationei meioar anu Is ho'u'hs out s'rehu-
ousy at Days. after the theatres customartiy
devoted to that kind OF thing are shut for the
ss.son Ma poveitv at fasbionnhIa house
has nroved attractive to the nnhnc
The protracted term of Mrs. Leslie Carter in
s1.,, 80 - c.ia, iii, go. .. -. 49,,
;. o. inc oarch WIN '' t , 70 al emu
formance to- morrow night. souvenirs will be-
distrihntad and "a ia declared that thay arc
ois'riou'eu, anu ~ - uoei a, '"aH ',ieS "''
uncommonly handsome. There will be dec
orations, special music, and, for the COM
..,..,..a ,rnnor ~, ~ ..o,a r,i,h
pah' a''ef" suppo. va '"' S'as' VIZ"
Mrs carter as hostess. Although ner role Is