New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

II e Rarnabee w H Macdonald. Miss Grace
Van studdlford and the rest OF the Bostonians
open tomorrow at Manhattan Beach in their re-
vivaI Of Robin Hood The scenery and costumes
are all new and the opera has been rehearSed as
carG5ny as & IL Il 0 o6 ~fTe Heod ns" viii give as much
pleasure a new opera OF less worth
"a Chinese Honeymoon'' at the Casino shows 10
sign of Iessening in popularity. There is long line
at the box office nightly. Friday marks the l"oth
American performance.
on next Monday night. there will be given at
Cherry Blossom Grove new burletta called ne
Sweet Girl" in connection with the regular Vadue-
vile performance. II has been written by sydney
Rosenfeld and has twelve musical numbers by al
Introduced in The Sweet Girl by Marie HodgSon
triide Hoffman. who viii appear in a new dance.
The usual Sunday night concert Will De gwen
The Grand Opera House opens next Saturday
evening with Rice's Show Girl" The cast Is
about the same when the piece first appeared at
Wallack's except the change of Stanley Hankins
for David IIthgoe in the tenor part VIII hInS
High Ball" booked open the New-fOrk Theatre
F. f. Rice seems to be factor once more III tl'e
world.
The Wild Rose" enters tomorrow the last
fortnight of its run at the KnickerbockeT. On Mon
dav the 25th. however. the theatre will be dark,
while Newport hears OF Nancy brown.
Monday night also sees The Defender enter
on it's last fortnight at the Herald Square. ~ H.
Chamberlyn's new production. MY Fiancee" with
score by PIanquette "LnSn - So 70 G UPT ~aba,rsa
tOria September l. is under way IN fehei'rSdI
'Ermine" the opera that won renOwn for Fran
els Wilson and Pauline Hall. will be the play at
Terrace Garden in the coming week This viii be
the first revival of Jakobowskis opera in this city
since its last production by Mr.. Wilson The
presentation will be made under the stage direction
in ''Erminie including the gavotte. and played be
fha Moods. original
Defois (The Inkeeper) in the piece, will play Chev-
Waller de Brabazone.
At the top of the Keith bill for this week are
"Ar' Shean and Charles Warren presenting their
farcical skit Quo Vadis Upside Down. Next are
the Sander Trio. ring performers whose feats of
muscular development have attracted attention.
The Nichols sisters. two pretty girls, who care
little for their good looks that they work in black
kind Tom Brown. known the whstling
called 'Jags' described as a comedy of errors
Whelan and Otto. the German comedians, and
others complete the bill.
Fer the eighth week of his summer night
certs Mr.. Kaltenborn offers Il programme which
demands the services of several players The pro-
| gramme follows: John cheshire Will play on Mon
day Thursday and Saturday evenings. the last
named occasion appearing with his daughter i'm
duet for harps; Miss Edith c. Mllligan, pianist
appears again tomorrow evening and Mr. Kali
tenborn plays the Andante from the Concerto Of
Mendelssohn. on Tuesday Miss Jennie Dutton
] w
day is Oriental night with Miss Katherine Jaggi
| pianist, as soloist, and compositions suitable to
the occasion from Suppe, Mozart Liszt, Massenet
Strauss. Beethoven and others the list
On Wagner night, Thursday. Leopold Winkler
will share honors with Mr.. Cheshire and Joseph
Eller For Strauss night. Friday Miss Nelanie
Guttman. soprano. who has sung in opera houses
| Continent, is the SoOist- Saturday
Miss Julia Allen sings Nerdis All ForS Iui' in
an excellent programme. which also includes a
violin solo, one of ChOpn's Nocturnes. by Mr.. Kali
tenborn. with harp accompaniment by Mr.. Cheshire
For Sunday Miss Lydia Gross II. r. Breining and
Joseph Kovarik the Soolsts, Miss Gross sing
ing from Der Freischjitz.' and Mr. Brein-
ing The Holy City by special request.
Duss begins his thirteenth week of concerts at
the St Nicholas tonight. playing a new march by
w. Paris Chambers. Duss's discovery. a boy
violinst from down Hester-st. way. is one of the
SoloistS.
The floating roof garden tomorrow will offer a
bill. headed by Miss Frances Curran, con-
tralto.
! At Japan by Night" between the acts of The
Mikado," kuzuoka, Japanese barytone, who is a