New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

Cascadeuses. and Johnny johnson in Love Me.
Lie"
The elements apparently have effect the
attendance at the Knickerhocker Theatre, where
Francis Wilson and his company serenely pac-
ing along toward the third month Of the career of
Smith and Englander's merry musical comedy. The
Strollers." 1t is becoming more and evident
every day that a large portion OF the success Of
tent to the music which MT EngIander has sup
pled 10 me various lyrics II Is no uncommon oc-
several encores the IT'S All Right When the
of all nations. in which each verse is accompanied
by characteristic dance, Indicative Of the partcu-
lar nationality sung about il really resolves itself
into almost manual labor for the nimhe footed
comedian and his chorus assistants.
At Hammerstein's Paradise Gardens the svengan
Trio with their powers of transmission of thought
appear to attract more attention than did Fregoi.
who appeared here a few years This latest
Importation has been declared by press and public
TO be the astonishing performance ever seen
on any stage. Another novelty for the week will
dances. which have lately been performed Paris.
country q stuart the male Patti direct from Rus
sla Parkers dogs will do high jumping All the
features Of last week are retained
our Fiat will be this weeks offering by the
F. F. Proctor Stock Company the FiSth Avenue.
preceded by the little curtain raiser The Game Of
Three Variety numbers will be shown between
acts, and will precede and follow the play, main
tanning continuous performance. Specialties will
be introduced by Margaret Z. Lee, soprano Curtis
and Adams. German comedians: Richard Ridgely,
harytone, and John Walsh Irish comedian New
pictures will be projected in animation by the
secuuVe week of the stock company the Fifth
company including Margaret Pitt. William Kelly
Frank Hill, Estabrooke Galloway. Arthur Balfour.
Ada Lavick, Claude II. Cooper and Natalie Brande.
The orchestral operate and vaudeville concerts
at Terrace Garden have, despite the weather,
proven a success. The diversity Of the programmes
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is being popularity indorsed from night 20
night ana suthces further TO enhance the surround
Eleanor Gavin contraito Paul Galazzi barvtone one
soloists.
More, the European juggler. heads the bill az
Keiths this week He is supported by a strong
aggregation including Zazele and Vernon. comedy
horizontal bar actors; Swift and Huber. musical
comedians; Dillon Brothers, in original songs and
parodes; Barr and Evans, character comedy Gre
ators; Rice and cady; German comedians; Riley and
EuBHe7' naomi fIthardo, equihDrlst; the Mac
Mahons, in reproductions OF famous statuary; Fred
siereoptIcon pictures As an extra and sPecia mid %
summer attraction Hallen and Fuller will present
Sleep Walkers"
For this week Tony Pastors attractions are
| Howard ana Bland. in "A Strange Boy; the
Worlds Comedy Four, James Richmond Glenroy.
| The Man with the Green Cloves; Fass in her
| bicycle dance, Cloud Of Cupid dance and Chinese
dance, with electrical and scenic effects John f.
| Nalh. assisted Dy Fred Bulla and Lille Raymond.
| in the farce The New Boy; John and Bertha
Slefes9n IN singing and dancing acts Nelson and
mond and Caverly, German character comedians:
Russell and Buckley backface comedy musical
comedians The Iuested Sisters, character singing;
Clayton and Deshon In acrobatic dances and songs;
Rickton, the jugger. and features OF the
American vitaeraph.
Joseph Holland has been engaged by Charles
Frohman to play the part of the King of Spain in
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fflVai at the Criterion Theatre
The Castle Square Opera Company's season OF
Gilbert and Sullivan operas at Manhattan Beach
will begin on Monday night with revival OF "The
accessories viii be those employed recently in the
Metropolitan Opera House production.
Rose Coghlan will begin rehearsals Of her new
version Of Peg Wellington" on August "a Miss
Coghlan's season opens in Brooklyn on September
g. after which she will be the Grand opera
House here Miss Coghlans trip OF forty-two
whence she will depart for Australia.
Edwin Arden has been engaged to create the
leading character. the Duke Of Montrose in Sadie
Martnots production OF Clyde Fitch's play, THE
Marriage Game"
Marc Klaw. of Klaw d Erlanger. sailed for Eu-
rope last Tuesday TO be gone two rlonths He will
Sfhhd Ifh & eona e n Lopd1R IN connection
Drury Lane Theatre next March
The new Paul Potter play in which Louis Mann
and Clara Lpman will appear In October is a Boer
story. with its scenes laid in Doppersdorf Trans
vaal village and it's vicinity just prior to and in
the Jameson raid. II will be presented I'm four acts
and six tableaus Its title has not yet been def
nj ntely ely selected Mr Mann will play the character
deaf peppery and full Of hight Miss j. LpmaSn viii
play Mona Prinsloo. his daughter. wulfui, pretty
| acters will be strong types OF the Transvaai Boer