New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The bill at the Lenox Lyceum this week VIII De
.rhe bohemian Girl" The cast viii be as follows:

The bill at the Lenox Lyceum this week VIII De
THE Bohemian Girl" The cast will be as foAo"s'
Count Arnheim t,;; IVA Forans
Thaddeus lill4e iIenT q Peskss
pee% Of the ciypses Miss Catherine fnsanof
special matinee Will be given on "Wednesday
July in addition to the regular matinee SATURDAY &
"CayalleTiia Rgstieana, % which was p'ayeo 'aS'
new feature at Roster & Balls roof garden
which Will open for the summer season tomorrow
night will be the display OF various national flags.
This week is American week Other nations viii
be represented by flags and costumes later The
bill this week includes Josephine Sabe Al Walt1' -at
cHb sVinSerst The Lane Sisters in songs and
dances; Florence Moore, Contour Brothers' IuIl-
sketch; FarnGm and Nelson comedy acrobats. and
Lowe and Edwards xylOphone sOoists- IheIe VIII
be a special matinee on Wednesday.
THE Rounders" will enter upon its second round
of performance at the Casino this week Mr.. Sea
brooke will continue in the part OF the Irish Turk
and sing his song of 'The Hundred Girls Joseph
Herbert plays the part of the blase duke and
others in the cast are Miss Phyllis Rankin. Madge
Lessing Dave Lewis and Harry Stuart a mat mat
Patrons of the theatre are invited 70 attend tne
vaudeville performsnce on the r2Sd Ger3E copons
are sufficient for admission to the roof
At the Casino roof this week may be seen Ever
hart the tuggIer and hoop manipulation; Miss Lot
tie ellison in some new songs. Martinett and Gros-
ST in their grotesque musical act. Burke Brothers
and donkeys. Gaswen and Arn9ld acrooatS' l,d Mss
da9cere AvSR the tramp jugger Miss Flo Dairy
tIe hsl act tne enfitIed "On the Spur of the
ment" and Palfrey. the trick cyciist-
At the Lion Palace Roof Garden and Music Hall
Northumberland -tenth-st. and Boulevard. Is Of
fered this week a vaudeville bill headed by kitte
Mitchell. Others are the three Gardners the Car
downie troupe OF international dancers Eouielte t
trained spanies. The bill to-day includes Pearl
Gsily. GA Wednesdays and saturdays anu ''''''
"A Runaway Girl continues at the Manhattan
Beach Theatre, and tomorrow evening 1t enters
upon its second and last week There will De matt
nees on Wednesday and SATURDAY
This weeks bill at the Cherry Blossom Grove.
New-York Theatre roof garden, will introduce the
four Collins. turbilon dancers from European
houses; Kelly and Ashby, continental drolls Wills
and Loretta the Painter trio OF acrobats. Violet
Dale. comedienne; the Fransioo Sisters, dancers
bndf6g over from the last week will be Win Marion
Cooks negro operetta, "Jes' LAX White Folks
Marguerite Cornille. 0. X. Sato Phil OFT and COM
pany and Nellie ONen and company.
New moving pictures will be exhibited at the
Eden NIusee this week They reproduction
Of an acrobatic performance by the Cragg family
of English acrobats and consist of five hundred
feet of Photographic film. containing several thou
pete performance OF these acroDatS given on the
ures each are shown in addition The afternoon
and evening concerts this week will consist OF in
strumental and vocal selections from the light
operas
This weeks programme at Keith's includes Digby
Bell. the monologist: James o. Barrows & Co. in
a sketch called The Majors Appointment writ
ten by the late Nelson Wheatcroft and George
Backus; Mile Marzella and her trained cockatoos.
Milton Aborn and Hattie Arnold in George NJ.
Cohan's latest production, THE Vaudeville Team;
Farnum and Seymour. acrobatic comedians: zelma
Rawlston character vocalist; Coleman and Mexis,
comedy; Howard and Mack blackface comedy:
Cliff Farrell, in unique musical specially; Jen-
bograDh
A novelty in the programme at Proctor's Twenty
third-st. Theatre this week will be the farce,
"A Surprise Party" written by c. A ,Byrne. The
players are Grace Belasco. Blanche Honans,
Lon Stevens and George Wright. Cole and John
son. the colored stars will appear with the Ere
mont sisters in songs and dances. and Jennie Yea
Davis in The Irish Pawnbroker' Brothers Bright.
noFeS r acC@RaIS; srImi I'M P3Iy I ana zoe IN musi-
and the Ramsey sisters TO-day's continuous
Bateman and Harry Mestayer Teniey and Simond5
Bachelor Club. Wartenberg brothers. Gruet Beers
and Gruet.
John Frederic Cooke will appear this week at
PIOctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. in Tanning q
Bride" He VIII be supported by Dallas Tyler and
bennett Walker. The vaudeville specfaIties in
ciude :, Rixford brothers head balancers; Tenley
and SimOudS, Irish wits; the Bachelor Club, novel
singing four; Violet Hollis, and Provo, juggier.
Ralph Stuart viii appear Proctor's Palace
this week in The Peacemaker.'' Mr.. Stuart will
be supported by Georgia Welles and Francis Pow
ers. Nan Lewal is 10 be seen in the farce This
Deputy Sheriff." with Gus Pixley and Harold
\osburg. Other numbers GaIettrs monkeys;
Murphy and Willard farciCal skit, and Little and
Pritzkow, in a comedy sketch To-day's concert Is
from till 10:S3 p.
For the Venetian Terrace Roof Garden six new
acts and eight members OF last weeks programme
make up the list OF attractions. Zeuo Carl and
ZenO. Venezuelan acrObats; the De Forests whiri-
wind dancers the two Bounel!is. in hoop and barrel
feats; Effie Fay and Mile. Chanton are among
the new comers. Others Charley Ross the
twenty-stX-inCh midget OF the ROssow brothers
protected on rainy or chilly nights, and the per
Torrance lasts until midnight. Sunday night con-
certs Will continue throughout the season popU-
lar prices
At Pastors the programe for the week includes
Miss Carrie Graham, in sis Hopkins, the Country
Girl; Swift and Haber. burnt cork musicians;
Rae and Brosche. in '"Too Much Woman: Miss
Louie Dacre; Mr. and Mrs. Harry BruneIes
ltiputian comedians: WrOthe and Wakefield the
conversational comedians; Fostelle and Emmett
in Miss Alright: Casey and lie Clair the Clafin
sisters in character songs; Raymond and Clark;
Wistana, in Japanese entertainment; Whiteey and
Bell; Harry B. Watson, the tramp CyClist and the
American vitaSraph-