New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-05


Weather makes no difference at the New-York
Theatre. because the roof garden is covered with
glass, so the entertainment went on and there was
a large audience. The place pretty
before il is now. 1t is called cherry blossom
grove" II is not exactly grove. but there are
elaborate decorations of Chinese lanterns and art-
fetal cherry blossoms and wtstaria The programme
inciued some pretty ballets ana Marguerite Cor
pile 5aIreIe ana Jones me tnIee 4IeIAel sisters
Shepard, the sisters Meredith, with William Eng
Henri French, Montgomery ana stone, Edna Leigh
ana Sylvia Thorne, and A. Baldwin Sloane's Ma
Tiger Lilly"
AT Roster Balls II was deemed advisable TO
let the performance be given again downstairs
in the music hall and to wait for a warmer night
for the roof. The entertainment will be given
the roof when the weather is warm enough ana
below When Il Is not warm enough IN Lne plII OF
last night were Williams and Adams, Nile Emmy
"a .1IIe SiraZpz a3d W. rai se
Carlos and VouleuJi Nile Oliver.
The roof actually opened at Hammerstein's
Victoria in spite Of the GOODNESS being more
marked than il advertised to be- The attend
ance small, il to be such a
night In the bill q troupe of monkeys
trained BY Wormwood, OF Hamburg; troupe of
educated horses and ponies. the Rossow Mldgets
zcarfna louise Dresser with her
pickaninny cOrnetists and cakewalkers; the three
NaVarros the Johnson brothers, the Holloway trio
stons and Nile Ferrato.
The Lion Palace roof garden has an attractive
programme for this week, TO be presented when
ever the temperature is suitable.
Al Keths Union Square Theatre last night were
a company of performing elephants and also
John 3. Mason, IN a monologue; McAvoy and May
the Juggling Johnsons, Wills and Loretto, James J.
Morton. Fred Herbert's performing dogs, Howard
and Bland, the oiograph, Pauline Moran and Tur-
the me Goedy FoII ION ar9b and ana ANN
Visitors at Tony Pastors were agreeabIy enter
tanned yesterday by Eva Williams and JAG Tucker
Marguerite Fish, assisted by Charles Warren: Nc
Waters ana Tyson, the three Cardowie sisters
Julian Rose, Mr.. and Mrs Neil Litchdeld Conway
acrobatic and gymnastic monkeys; Stewart and
ellen, Pullen and White, Marion and Dean and
the vitagraph.
New waxworks exhibited at the Eden Musee
and the usual features of concerts and cinemato-
graph views are always to be seen.
The Four Cohans made hit at Prootor's Twenty
third Street Theatre yesterday. Yorke and Adams
found great favor, and others were Ethel Levey
C-iacinta Della Rocca, vioinist; Barrett and
Learned Cliff Farrell and the kalatechnoscope
Victory Bateman made her debut in vaudeville
yesterday at Proctor'z Fifth Avenue Theatre. She
presented Gilbert's comedietta "Sweethearts." as
sisted by Harry Messenger. The real vaudeville hit
made by Mcintyre and Heath in the farce
THE Georgia Minstrels." Others were the three
Queens Fan Trio. Lille Western Grant and
the kalatechnoscope-
Isabelle Urquhart headed the programme al the
Palace yesterday. She appeared in the farce
Even stephen" Jess Dandy favorite
OIt3eI9 We e'i3, ar az % I'm aEIgDatS 4%e
Vernon. ventriloquist; BERTHE Fowler, mimic, and