The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-11
THEATRICAL ADJUSTMENTS.
SOME OF THEM ARE GOING OUT
DOORS FOR THE SUMNER.


The Roof Gardens and the seashors Re-
sorts Are Opening One After Another
A Small Remnant of Drama Left In
Town-vaudeville Good and Abundant.
Some OF the theatrical amusements are NOV
ing outdoors for tho summer. Music Hall at
Brighton Beach was opened yesterday with
vaudeville and band music intermingled. The
specialists employed hero are George Thatcher.
the negro monologue humorist; Josie De witt.
who sings and 1ddes extra soufully; A. o..
Duncan whose yentriloGuism Is usually up to
the times in topics; Charles r. Sweet. Annie
st. Tel. and Berthe Fowler. They are to do
thor turns every evening and on Saturday
and Sunday afternoons. Skaters Marine Band
gives free concerts on the other afternoons.
The several entertainments at Bergen Beach
include n burlesque called The hessiteers "
in the Casino. vaudeville by the Cushman Oc-
toroons on the pier. band music In the Palm
Garden. and dancing In the Alhambra.
Three roof resorts arc now In business and
twice as many more are to follow. Tho Aerial
Palm Garden, which Is atop Roster Balls
lists Leonidas. Arniotis. Derenda and Breen
Alma Doerge. Louise Cunning. Slvern and
Emerie. the Mstweefs and the Carmontelles
Following the variety performance there will
be band music until an hour past midnight
To-night's concert hero will consist entirely OF
instrumental music. and beverages VIII De
served to purchasers.
Root performances above the Casino start
with Dorothy Morton. Annabel Moore. Cav
thorne and Forester. Adelaide. the Beaumonts
and the Phaseys as specialists and Cole and
Johnson and stagetul OF negroes finish the
show with singing and cakewalkinR.
The New York's top story. now styled the
Aerial Magnolia Grove. will be lighted to-mor-
row evening for tho first time this summer.
Promise is made that the resort will be pleas
antly suited to its now name. and the bill ar
ranged is liberal. Besides four ballets each OF
which will crowd the stage with dancers. there
will be several newly imported specialtes OF
eccentric dancing and animal training. Cissie
LOTUS. the Beaumonts. Cawthorne and For
roster. Walton and stanton and Bruno and
Gehrue will be- some OF the performers.
Manager +. j. Nugent intends opening the
Madison Square Roof Garden on June "a. His
summer night concerts y mean vaudeville.
band music and ballets. arranged by Edward
L. Rice. who plans that they shall be unusually
snowy and popuous for n roof performance.
Tie last remnants Of drama will slip away at
the end Of the week. The Empire will close
after Saturday nights performance OF His
Txcrllency tho Governor" That Is good
comedy in itself. deserving the success it has
enjoyed. but it has been helped greatly by Miss
Miward's breeZiy original and expert treat
ment OF role that of social adventures.
usually a very conventional character.
The Garrick' $ season will end with the week.
The second half of it has been filled brilliantly
by "Zaza." with Mrs. Leslie Carter in It,. This
actresses first performance was so surprisingly
fine that the theatrical public became raptur-
Gus over it and the reviewers wrote In extravn-
giant praise But alter four months OF repeti-
lions it has not dropped in critical or popular
estimate Ii stands az a great success
The New York has an sNtrayaganza designed
Of 1S ca sa whch nsa has "me Sxampe
lasting through the nmmer That The Man
at the Casino with The Jolly Muskctcer" two
weeks longer, though it will depend on the
MS the VIA be S%:a
s1ss s arr g. g. nT1nGs is
the adariter. and music VII be provided hy
n 11yy by Tx Gk2npaHS gb @
man. Dan DAILY. Marie George. Joseph Cav
thorne and Thomas =. Senhr9oke, .., -,
open air performances and of programmes
given in inclosed audiorqnls whose trmpa,ra-
latter resorts are the continuous show houses.
and their bill are Of Gooi quality though out
who will head the bill at Re tins ara Kelly and
Ashby. comic acrohnts. who hay" IN Ingenious
spd "Rysq she t G bmnn ns nG
Jerome. an entertaining sketch pair and
Willis p Sweatnau, a Joker who graduated
from negro m nstr"'sv.
An inning Of dramatic form for the Pleasure
Palace will have Hugh Stanton "a its chief con-
trihutor He is veteran OF vaudevillos short
farces Press Eldr lg". Waterbury and Tommy
and Fisher and Carroll Will b" some OF the
specialists. Among those who hold over from
last week to take part in tO-iays concert ar"
Mr. and Mrs sidney Drew. Joseph Hart. Carrie
Re a o H DAN E XnP ncm and NH br os GS
OF other specialists to M! Ike n performance COW
ering both afternoon and evening,
Tomorrow the Drrws will come to proctors.
using n brief farce. Model Young Man."
Among the Specialists will be Elizabeth Mar
ray, whose acting Of comic songs is suggestive
Of the lyceum PLATFORM. aud such w"ll-cstab-
lished variety sh'W fox 21 Conway apd Le-
johnson and Dean. the Ravens and Dave
Meters. Tn" COhaus will h"ad to-day's roster
as they did last week =. amt Will be followed IN
a n-hoqr rr"granIme by Gertrnd" C"ghIan;
George Mack,
The Nnwns and Carr and Jordan will he the
pairs TO head the hin at Pastors. Antonio Pas
tor and a collection of motion pictures n %
beach. Yields and Wuoil"v. Rrhmau nrl
Epau'dng. Lawson and Namon. Burtn. Fanny
Fields. the GrnceS. the lioId~worths ana q c.
Davis.
a fresh batch Of notnhiliteS in wax has been
put on view ut ia" Eden Mus"". whrr" almost
all the available SpNr" filed with his form Of
DISPLAY, RoDm is left, however. for seats from
which To- hear The resorts musican, and to
watch III" animated photographs. many OF
whi n ar" rur'oueiy uuiiE" tn" usual motion
pictures.
The last music hall 70 close is IIurtig & Sea-
mons. which dHrkpnS after tomorrow even
ing's "beEcNt' Tor one OF its directors.