New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

wind dancers; tie two BonneIis in hoop and barrel
feats; Efie Fay and Mile. Chanton among
the newcomers. Others are Charley Ross, the
twenty-siX-inch midget of the RossoW brothers
troupe ana the Johnson brothers: The roof is
formanco lasts until midnight.
At Pastors the programme for this week includes
Miss Carrie Graham in isis Hopkins the Country
Girl; Swift and Haber burnt cork musicians:
Rae and Brosche, in Too Much Woman; Miss
Louie Dacre; Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Bruneles,
conversationaI comedians, Fosteiie and Emmett,
IN Miss AlILgnb g Casey an ana lie Lar @ te I aIih
and the vtagraph.
The bill at the Lenox Lyceum this week is The
Bohemian Bril-" The cast is follows:
Count Arnhe- ;,;: Edwin VIM A. r6 Cars
DeTlishoot =, igS%s ]
Qneen Of the Gypsies Miss cathsTias @ ingano 5S
A special matinee will be given tomorrow, in
addition to the regular matinee Saturday.
The Rounders' has returned upon its second
round of performance at the Casino. Mr.. Sea
brooke continues in the part of the Irish Turk and
sings his song of The Hundred Girls" Joseph
others RS in the the cast St are Miss Phyllis Rankin Madge
Lessings Dave Lewis and Harry Stuart. a matt
At the Lion Palace Roof Garden and Music Hall,
One-hundred-and-ten -tenth-st and the Boulevard, is Of
fered this week a vaudeville bill headed by Kitte
Mitchell. Others the three Gardners, the Car
and Carlos and Mile MoreIo and her seven
trained spaniels-
John Frederic Cooke appeared last night at
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre in Tanning a
Bride" He was supported by Dallas Tyler and
bennett Walker The vaudeviIle, speciaties ari in
singing four; Violet Hollis. and Provo, juggler.
This weeks bill at the Cherry Blossom Grove.
New-York Theatre roof garden, includes the four
Collins. tuTblon dancers. from European houses;
Kelly and Ashby continental drolls Wills and
comedienne: the Fransioo sisters, dancers and
cSfTs c66k negro operefta Jes Lax White Folks
holds over from last week
New moving pictures are exhibited at the Eden
Musee this week They include a reproduction OF an
acrobatic performance by the Cragg family of
English acrobats. consisting of five hundred feet
Of Photographic hlm contalnlhg ssNepaL 1ih4asanI
separate Impressions, which show the complete per
formance of these acrobats as given on tg S@S
are shown in addition.
A novelty in the programme at Proctors Twenty
| third Street Theatre this week is the farce. "A
! Surprise Party" written by c. A. Byrne. The
| plavers are Grace Belasco Blanche Homans, Lon
Stevens and George Wright. Cole and Johnson. the
colored stars appear with the Fremont sisters In
songs and dances, and Jennie Neamans IN a mon
! irish Pavnbroker'; Brothers Bright novelty aero
/ bats; smith, Doty and Coe. in a musical skit
/ O'Rourke and Burnett, expert dancers, ana the
/ Ramsey sisters
Ralnh Stuart appears at Proctors Palace this
week in THE Peacemaker" Mr.. Stuart is sup
! ported by Georgia Wells and Francis Powers, Nan
Ieyal is 10 be seen in the farce The Deputy Sher-
/ if" with Gus Pixley and Harold VoSburg Other
/ numbers are Galetti's monkeys, Murphy and VII
, lard farcica s&it, and Little ana PrltZko"' IN d
comedy sketch
This weeks programme at Keith's includes Digby
| Reu the monologist; James o. Barrows q Co.. in
Mai oT'G t
! ten bv the late Nelson Wheatcroft and George
/ Faclus: Mile MarzelIa and her trained cockatoos,
Milton Aborn and Hattie Arnold, IN George ~ NJ
F8rnum and seymour, acrobatic comedians Aelma
! Rawston. character Voca!lsI anu Ooiei'i' anu
! Mexis, rife experts.
A new feature of Roster & Biars roof garden
| This week is the display of flags OF all nations.
/ The bill includes Josephine Sabel Al Waltz Jess
/ Dandy Hebrew deineator; the Tennie tlo' cIuo
,w,ingers; the Lane sisters. in songs ana dances
Florence Moore Contour brothers, tumberS; the
Olympia Quartet, in military comeo3 SNfCCys oIya
Farnim and Nelson, comedy acro6ats ana mn lio"e F e
special matinee tomorrow.
At the Casino roof this week may be seen Ever
hart the tugger and hoop manipulator; Miss Lottle
| Guson in some new songs, Martinetti and Cross
I'm their groesGue musical act, Burke brothers ana
donkevs Gaswell and Arnold, acrobats; MISS Flor-
ence Wocott soprano KeSNfF % aq Fo 9arrT Lite
EicIe the child vocalist; Frank and Don N com
] edy act entitled tn the spun VI II4N -4''A---N'
| and Palfrey. the trick cyclist
| ALARM CLOCK FATAL TO THIEF'S SUCCESS.
Rosa PaInero, twenty years old. an italian girl'
who refused TO tell where she lived, was waiklhs
out of W II. Koch's department store at one
b,rdredand- -twent st and Seyenth-ave, Last
| evening" with an alarm clock she had not pGld
for when the alarm went off, and one or the hrIh
| members hearing 1t, had her arrested
The girl looked at number of CLOCKS on the
|
| the nrices She moved the hands Of some and
rang the alarms and after time the clerk had & TO
| lea We that part the counter for minute "heH
| - retnrned the girl had gone -,
! She was walking out OF the store; aPPnL Pt Len'is
| ,,.t,bout any package In her possession, when II
SoId ringing was heard from under her JACKET; tSe
The girl stopped in her surprise ana EuWr st Nne