New-York tribune., 1900-07-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The bill at Keith's this week includes Lafayette
the magician; Williams and Walker. negro come
dians; Henri French monOcyclist and juSgler;
Fake and Semon, in musical comedy; Ray L.
Royce, mimic and humorist; John Hyams ana
Frances Kepper in comedy and song John FTa, and
Eta Gilroy in a comedy sketch; Alexander Heinqi,
'celIlst and Professor Hartz. the man with n tne
the theatre with an air cooling apparatus which Is
said to be success.
Mr. Hammerstein presents this week a bill OF
fifteen acts at the Victoria Venetian Terrace Roof
Garden Several features that have been on the
roof since the opening of the season are retained
Rossow's midgets, Hayes and HeaIy ana Jne ,6 aPlo
way trio New numbers will also De presented
At the Eden Musee concerts are given every af-
ttrnoon and evening.
The bill for this week at the Cherry Blossom
Grove New-York Theatre roof, Will be headed by
Ezra Kendall the monologist. A new feature Will
be La Charmeuse. eight singers and dancers The
viii do tricks on u the shSk and %Te dame ama
ing acts The PRINCIPAL numbers Rnn Fgaalns Rifa W9r
guerite CorniiIe and the Four Collins. There will
be a concert this evening.
The bill at Roster & Balls for this week includes
Leon and Adelaide. juggers; La Pomme, the
singer who holds from last week; the Ken
yons. Ascott and Eddy, tho Mozart Comedy Quar-
Grace Va&gG the singer tho ReIfords Bartei and
Morris. musical comedians; kesSner and heed; IN
fencers.
THE Casino Boy" short burlesque by Robert
B. Smith and Harry T MacConnen will be pro-
duced tomorrow evening at the Casino Roof
TGs peSs M 46c fs2@ and
other plays Among the specially acts MN t, Ds
Of street urchns: Simmons and White, three sisters
Lane the World Comedy Four and the Gardner
Trio
Minnie Dupree will deliver her monologue, Gin
derella at the Telephone at Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre this week other features are 70
De Mile Marzella's cockatoos. Johnson, Riano and
Bentley acrobats; Clemence sisters singing skit;
S6medg SenmfgS skeeh @fe and Newe chquio and Duu
frio in a musical To-day's continuous con-
cert is from till 1870 p.
Grace Huntington will produce a comedietta at
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre this week entitled
THE Great Bracelet Burglary" The bill also in
cludes Max Unger. the gladiatorial athlete; the
Ieth. in the rural skit seth Haskins Courtin' -;
ham vocalist, and Joe Conlan as Mrs. Hogan"
There will be concerts this afternoon and evening
Victory Bateman and Harry Mestayer will head
the bill at Proctor's Palace his week They will
present w. S GiIbert's COmedietta, ''Sweethearts'
HUghey Dougherty. the minstrel. is also featured
in the programme Others Williams and Ad-
acrobats; Howard Thurston. magician; Six and
Gedney banjoists Callahan and Mack, comedians.
and Myra Campbell, vtOliniSt- Concerts Will be
given this afternoon and evening
The bill at Tony Pastors this week includes
Cienaro and Bailey, in a cakewalk; Miss Belle
Gordon. bag puncher; Little and Prtzkow. in The
Professor and His Pupils; Nudge and Morton; Pat
and Matte Rooney. Charles Barry. Miss Huda
Haivers in a comedy sketch Dick and Kttte
Kumins boxing experts Barrett and Learned. In
"A Visit to the Widow; ROssley and Rosstelle,
In a comedy sketch; Arlington and Delmore, Miss
Laura A!dene, and the American vtagraph.
At the Grand Central Palace Roof Garden among
the features of the programme are Diana. the
Mirror Queen; the four Weston sisters. singers,
dancers and acrobats; Katie Rooney and John
Harding: Gallagher and Barrett IN Ihe Irlsn
Bailey and Madison. acrobats: the La Nelles and
John and Lillian Hoover, in AT the Vaudeville
Band concerts are given every night at the Ter
race Garden Tonight there will be chorus of
$50 male voices by the Kreutzer Quartet Club
recruited in part from the Liederkranz Society Of
Brooklyn Borough.
George II Broadhurst's farce. The House
That Jack Built" will be brought to New-York in
November. The cast. which is yet completed.
includes Thomas A. Wise, in the principal role;
Harrison Armstrong. Anita Bridge and Jennie Yea
mans.
Miss IeUctte Reed, of the Imperial Stock Com
pany. OF ST. Louis. has been engaged by F. c.
Whitney and Edwin Knowles TO play POppaea in
QUO Vads." Others secured for this piece are
Miss Winifred Bonneville Miss Ruth Berkley Miss
Eashu Hollis; Miss Mary Emerson, Joseph Gala
MtCheA and Robert McWade. Max Freeman has
been engaged as stage manager.