New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-24
NOTES or THE STAGE.

NOTES or THE STAGE.
The Casino Theatre will reopen tomorrow even
ing for limited engagement of ''The New Round
ers." with Thomas Q. Seabrooke, Miss Madge Less
ing, Miss Phyllis Rankin, Miss Irene Bentley. Miss
Sarah McVicker Miss Susan Drake, Miss TriXy
Frganza, "Bobbe" Burns, 10 Herbert and Max
Freeman in the cast. Tomorrow night T. D. Marks
enters the third week of his Summer Soirees
on the Casino Roof with bill which includes Ever
hart, juggler; the Countess Won Hatzfeldt Pat
and Matte Rooney Martinetti and Grossi the three
Cardownie Sisters international dancers; the Glen
roy Brothers, Hooker and Davis, eccentric dancers;
Burke Brothers and Donkey and Colonel Shelby in
his feats with the electric chair, sraitjacket, hand
cuffs and cabinet.
The bill al the New-York Theatre Cherry Bios
som Grove for the coming week presents combi-
nation of and old favorites. The most i'm
portant number will be VIII Marion Cooks
negro operetta, Yes LAX White Folks" the lyrics
of which written by Paul Laurence Dunbar.
Thirty negroes will constitute the chorus. Other
acts will be Earl and Sheppard, the American
girls Melville and Stetson and Zelma Rawlston.
The old favorites to remain are Phil OFT and his
company, Allineis monkey comedians, \. Baldwin
Soane's Ma Tiger Lily" Polk and Rollins, banjo
and Ke Morton and Marguerite Cofnilie At the
New-YorlI Theatre tonight there will be concert
admission to both. The bill includes Marguerite
ana Dean POLK ana HoIIns 3anJolst5; EeLne
O'Neil and her company, Mildred Howard De Gray,
EqH e s ana d TtIia l1ortnnt Fdvvard
esis Ane m66kV u c6nedfa1s phi Gtt and
his company, the Four Emperors of Music, Anna
Wilkes, the Andalusians, Earl and Sheppard Lew
Sully and Ma Tiger Lily"
At the Lenox Lyceum this week there will be
double bill, consisting Of III NJ s Pnafore'' and
"Cavalleria Rusticana' The cast of 'Pinafore'
will be follows:
The Hon. Sir Joseph Porter X C B.......R. E Graham
R RaIpb Re SS[s2TaR d %aP a wafer ft
Buttercup. Miss Catherine Inganon
Hebe Miss Nancy Atkinson 4s9
This week at Roster & Balls the performance
will be given in the auditorium. unless the weather
takes turn, when the roof garden will be
utilized The attractions include Charles T. Aldrch,
who will introduce several new feats in jugglery;
Jess Dandy Wills and Loretto in their sketch
THE Tramp and the Soubrette": the Six Little
Mgnonettes NJ. Gilbert tho FRENCH equili6rist;
and Huber. the Carl Damann troupe of vaulters,
Marguerite Ashton, in operatic selections; Scott
iators.
At Keith's this week Miss Rose Coghlan will
appear again in her one act play. 4" 'TwXt Matinee
and Night" supported by Louis Massen. Among
the other attractions win be Foy and Clark.
farceurs; Crosby and Foreman, in "a Duplicate
Hal Merritt and Florence Murdoch, the Biograph,
Barr and Evans the Newell Musical Trio, the De
Forest Sisters in duets; Farrell and Starck, bicy
clers; the Mitchells and Curtis Morse.
The moving pictures of the Paris Exposition
shown at the Eden Musee attracting attention
Twelve pictures constitute the series. Among these
are the Eifel Tower. the scene from the River
Seine, views upon and from the moving sidewalks.
the electric train birds eye view of the grounds,
the huge cask the Trocadero Gardens and the
Monumental Arch
Matthews and Harris. in Adam the Second"
head the bill at Pastors this week followed by
Linton and Mcintyre, in "a Doctors Patience;
James Richmond Glenroy. Way and Maitland. Miss
Kittie Leslie. Harry Thomson, Williams and Hood
villes"; the Doherty sisters, singers and dancers;
Ford and Dot West in The Waiter and the
Maid; Clark and Goudy, Wood and Rae, Fred
Hurd, necromancer and magician, and the Vita
graph.
This evening Mr. Hammerstein gives his first
Sunday concert the Venetian Terrace Roof Gar
den The best acts of the weekly bill, with numer-
additions. will form the programme. The
cess of the bill of last week induces the manage
ment retain the same intact for the coming
week. The ladder ascending bicycle feat OF the
johnson Brothers has proved an attraction
The concerts by the detachment of the 22d Regi-
ment Band, led by Paul Henneberg continued
nightly at Terrace Garden. The following pro-
gramme will be given tonight: