New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
NOTES or THE STAGE.

mt, ,,, -, "rbe Great Ruby" at Days Theatre
Mill ho continued for two weeks more. 1t has been
intended for some time TO close the mousse iol '"e
season at the end of this week, but the Dusine's
has continued to be good that II mas now oeeh
determined to go for another week ana take 'ne
chance NJ the weather After the 17th nobody can
he expected to go to the theatre and anybody VINO
does does It at his peril
"H,s Excelency the Governor is running at the
Ernn,re Theatre as IL this were the beginning Of
the theatrical season instead OF the end Last
night It completed the first month OF It's PERFORM
ances in this city and the second week DIT 'he Eli
pire.
The Jefferson De Angels Opera Company begins
n brief engagement at the Casino tomorrow night
IN "The Jolly Musketeer," seen earlier in the sea-
son for a short period at the Broadway Theatre.
Newcomers associated with Mr.. De Angels In the
presentation include Miss Hllda Clark. In Miss
Maude Honss part; Miss Marie George In MISS
Bertha Waltznger's part. and Miss Queenie Vas
sar in the part played by Miss Helena Frederick
The Casino Roof Garden will open next Saturday
night unde. the direction Of James J.. Lederer.
KIM the Phasey troupe snyder and Buckley. the
Beaumont sisters, La Petite Adelaide Heroert
Kane Lizzie and Vinie DAILY. Irene and her trained
dog, and cyr and Hill These viii be followed i by
son and forty associates
Changes have taken place at the Eden Musee In
the last week. The group OF People Talked
About" is practically completed and additions have
se soma HaC Of the civil Var and the War with Spain
In the winter garden views have been secured
for the cinematograph.
The hundred and -fftieth performance OF Mrs.
Leslie Carter in 'zaza" at the Garrck Theatre will
occur tomorrow night. Mr. Belasco will give
supper in compliment TO Mrs. Carter and the mem
beers Of the company after the performance.
A good array Of entertainers is offered at Tony
Pastors Theatre this week Among them Tony
Farrell assisted by Miss Jennie Leland. In a sketch
entitled Sophie T: Fields and Saina, Miss
Carrie Scott. in songs and funny savings; Lille
Hedrix and Prescott, Cyr and Hi. Wagner and
Arnim Frye and Allen, Eldora and Norine. the
Tony Pastor.
The Man in the Moon" at the New-York, with
the effect of the warm wave counteracted by the
number Of other theatres recently closed. continues
10 beam nightly crowded audiences The Erial
Magnolia Grove as the New-Yorks roof is now
called. is announced to open Monday night. June
! u, with bill OF imported novelties
Roster & Bal will begin their roof garden season
with concert tonight. The list of artists engaged
includes Harry Gifol. Monroe and Mack. Louise
Cunning. Truly shattuck. the -Four Emperors of
| Music" Joe Flynn Stinson and Merton, Josie De-
Quartet, the Hale sisters Nellie Burt. the Painter
and Ruge the Grifths brothers. the Cerise sisters
W be gHe in II the Music OF b the
1t has been decided TO prolong the engagement
OF the Rogers Brothers in "a Reign OF Terror" at
Hammerstein's Victoria. up to June 10 at the
earliest.
Keths Union Square Theatre offers bill which
appeals to the summer theatre goers. Ching Ling
Foo remains for sixth week with his conjuring
and his troupe OF acrobats and Mcintyre and Heath
and Hayes and Lytton are other mrth makers who
his in are Iae ns
and Idalene Cotton AND Nick Long in Managerial
| Troubles" This skit has been Improved and Miss
Cotton gives limitations, in costume OF Mrs. Fiske
Anna Held and others.
An excellent vaudeville programme is assured tc
visitors this week at Proctors Twenty third Street
Theatre. The four Cohans the leading features
and they will be seen here for the first IN
Running for once" Another important feature
is the vaudeville debut Of Miss Gertrude Coghlan
the daughter OF Charles Coghan, in one OF the
scenes from THE Royal Box" Among the typica
vaudeville acts are Fisher and Carroll Bogert and
prano. and Lewis and Blakely dancers. Today
concert l. continuous from 2:so IN lgso M. with
Walter Hawlcy. Wright Huntington and his com
pany. Morrell and Evans. Kessler and Carrick Eva
A generous measure is in store for Mr.. Proctor
uptown visitors this week at the Pleasure Palace
|
Mar. Gladys Rankin Drew. Van and Nobriga John
son and Dean, Conway and Leland, and man,
more To-day's concert will run continuously from
2:30 till 1890 p m. and the entertainers will Include
all those prominent in last weeA programme
soubahdah. tho East Indian, who allows himsel
TO be nailed TO tres IN Hubers Fourteenth-st
Museum Will continue ne exhibitions. Other at
fractions In tho curio halls OF the popular estab
nshment Will be abundant
The American Theatre Roof Garden will open OF
Saturday. July ]. under the direction OF George A
Kingsbury. resident manager OF the American The
atre. The plan OF entertainment will embrace
, musical features and variety An orchestra will
, be directed by Maurice Levi, and win contribute
largely TO the programme
! NJ w. Hanley reports that the season OF his star
Robert b. Mantell. has been prosperous. Mex
season Mr.. Mantell will devote all OF his time 4
the presentation OF a new play, THE Dagger an,
the Cross" a romantic drama. In a prologue an,