New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-08-05

Collins troupe. in whirlwind dancing; the Three
Racket Brothers, Marguerite Corniue. Everhardt.
the hoop jugger: Louise Cunning, in Scotch songs;
Nellie oNei. the s'Rainbow Coon Baet'' and
Haines and Pettingil comedians A concert will
be given tonight.
1.-The Casino Boy continues at the Casino Roof
Garden The entertainment is divided into three
parts: first a minstrel show. which lasts from $50
to 800 O'Clock; then The Casino Boy burIesque.
from $50 to II o'clock. followed by SPECIALITY acts
the Gardner Musical Trio, Simmons and White in
a black face sketch, three sisters Lane Louis
NJ. Granat, the whistler and John Gardner.
The bill at the Grand Central Palace Roof Gar
den includes Williams and Adams. in "At the
Millionaires' Club; Perry Ryan, Lulu Ryan and
Hilton. in their comedy, They're On" and stew
''WantedEA New Professor"
Two wax groups representing the late King OF
Italy and his assassin. Bresci. have been placed
on exhibition the Eden Musee The group in
which the dead monarch appears occupies an al
cove IN the historical chamber WHICH has been
Rome where the body lies in state
At the band concert at the Terrace Garden, in
East Fifty-eighth-st.. this evening there will be
chorus of one hundred voices. under the direction
Of Herr Gustav Hinrichs. Among the singers are
barytone.
1.-THE Cadet Girl" will begin it's third week to-
morrow night. Mr.. Chamberlyn. its manager, de-
clares that the piece is drawing full houses each
of the piece have made it more entertaining.
Williams and Walker. colored performers. will be
one of the features of the programme at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre this week. Grace
Huntington will present the comedietta Check
mate" Her support includes Clarence Heritigh
Behr singing e0medienRs the three Gardner broth
Irish comedians, and starkey and Marteile. in a
at all three of the Proctor theatres
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre the pro-
gramme is headed by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
who will present when Two Hearts Are Won
Mrs. Alice ]. Shaw and her twin daughters will
appear in whistIng novelty. Edmund Day will
present his own cOmedietta, An Old Song" Others
the monkeys; Chris bruno and Mabel Russell cake
wa wa Josephine Harvey trombone solost; How
and James.
The programme offered at Proctor's Pleasure
Palace this week is headed by Kathryn Oster1nan
In her comedietta. THE Editor" Others are Jennie
9eamans. in monologue; Fritz Young and Emile
Iraineo birds the BiGknells unique dancers: Wood
and Flo Perry. Juvenile singer.
Miss Rita Elandi one Of the sopranos of the new
Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company. is a
Cleveland girl. Most of her life has been spent in
England where she sang in the Carl Rosa Opera
Company. Miss Elandi has made a speciality of
Wagnerian roles some of which she will sing next
winter Her debut made in Faust" after two
years In Paris under Nine. MarchesL Philip Bro
eel, who will be heard here winter with the
Metropolitan English Grand Opera Company. was
born in ST. Petersburg Russia, but any early age
sent to England TO be educated. When he de-
cided to make music his profession he entered the
Royal Academy of Music of which ne was made
an associate in lS. The fo9wRg year he sang
nua operate Performance given by the students of
and at once engaged him for the season of Italian
Opera at Covent Garden. He afterward sang
hauser. With Nine AdeIina Patti and NJ MaureI
Govann Mr. BrozS sang the r5e Of Of tristan
when Tristan and Isolde was, first produced in
at the Metropolitan Opera House in the week be-
ginning October l.
Herr Richard Eckhold will alternate with sisnor
Armando Seppnu in the conductors chair at the
Metropolitan English Grand opera Company next
Miss Katherine Florence who played with Will
lam Gillette in Sherlock Holmes last season at
the Garrick Theatre. will remain that house the
coming season with William II. Crane and will
play the part of Mary Blake in Charles Frohman's
production of David Harum."
The Metropolis Theatre will open on August q
with Blair & sullvan's melodrama THE Angel OF
the Alley" Extensive alterations are being made
in this theatre.
Lafayette. the magician, will again appear at
Keiths this week. backed by vaudeville bill which
includes Arthur Dunn and Clara Bell Jerome. In
The Messenger Boy Bouman and Adele Clarice
Vance. the Southern singer Mile. Christina and
her troupe OF ulipuuan dogs; the Willis family I'm
musical specialties. and Dorothy Neville, In imta-
lions
MORE MUSIC AT MANHATTAN.
There Is strong probability that the next two
weeks viii make record the Manhattan
Beach Theatre. Jimmy Powers and the GeIsha
girls waved their farewels from the stage last
evening and tomorrow evening the wellknown