New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-14

euth Field for the university. The added interest
an open 9lT 10 IF ig s 9e b
bly,, by night there VIII be no disturbing ban
5ccasion The performance viii be repeated Tues
day and Wednesday nights and Wednesday after
noon.
Tomorrow night. called back after false start.
the Casino production Of The Runawsys' Will
try again with book revised radically by Fred
erick Ranken. and with Miss Fay Templeton head
ing the cast. Miss Dorothy Dorr Will not appear
in the new version for which should be
more grateful than Miss DORIS own friends. Miss
Belle" and I'm the Same Little Girl, ana she
the END OF the first act Perhaps this is one Of
Mr.. Ranken's Jokes
Nodestly coupled with that OF Venice. the name
Of Duss has blszed now these two weeks abort
over Madison Square, and the great pencil o. q
searchlight has pried its way into every passing
car # search Of customers for Duss's musical
wares The result las been that large cro"oS
have visited the transformed Garden nightly. ana
the Duss season at Madison Square so lar Is IN
OCCASIONALLY successful. Some improvements have
been made since the opening. Real marble foun-
1atrs, worn with age, have been installed anu
real croton water spouts from the mouths OF Tear
some lions or driPs over the forms OF 1e0l'el-
rauean water nymphs. Another gondola mas peeh
added to the collection il the canal, anc more
tables have been installed: This last feature VII
Re appreciated by those who come 70 sg ea1 ~
sa5 the trznping OF feet is less disturbing, ,r g,
rsasy great Sounding Board being raised four
feet from the Usual 1eyei g me for the hnnd is
also made OF Joined wo5d actually siuS re on
eT SIDES IKE fa fhs se penn e q ha IS QUIET spoken
word from that platform Is audible IN ned I'd not
oTo their much as they have been fjr cong fe
sing "a sgains, the sfffe Of half hundred pairs Of
feet even when one sings standing on me oes 4ba
: giant fiddle. is not easy; The iessenins " mo
free floor spare is gooo thing
This week the sooists viii be Miss Mary Howe
who has been heard in this city in concert WORK
Her voice has wide range. taking rather an e1-
ceptiorsl height, and her stage presence and CON
troll those OF trained concert singer; sne mas
7So-r1igft Miss Carrie Bridewen will be the sooist
.ingIaf the Flower Song from Faust"
Crea.ore and his hand. who were the all summer
feature al oscar Hammerstein's roof garden last
summer will begin an engagement at the st
Nicholas Summer Garden this week. 1t Is TO be
rrefrred that Crea has lost none of the agility
wheh then made him famous, inspiring bards TO
sing his praises. and imaginative beholders TO sug
gel that he pulled music from his band as den
ia pulls stubborn teeth. Popular matinees for
nonen and children are now being given every
Eturdsy afternoon al Inns c"oi resoiI
At Terrace Garden this week the bill viii be the
rtn popular comic operetta -E5occacclo' II VIII
be sung by the stock company OF eoUiSe-
Punch. Judy Co." the musical extravaganza
by Oscar Hamnerstein continues at the Victoria
Theatre Roof Garden as do most OF the more
prominent vaudeville which have been pre-
scented the week just past. The performing
horses Continue to attract amused and admiring
attention.
The roof garden season at Madison Square Gar
Ger will open Saturday night June q. under last
Seasons name Of Japan by Night ard under the
insns cement OF Kushibila and Arai who opened
The Japanese garden last summer The feature
this weir VIII be q new Japanese musical play en-
titled s'Dtoyo" with music 10y w. +. Peters. VINO
composed THE Monks of Malabag' and The Caoet
Girl" The book is by Henry Pinkus and Melvin
g Wfnstocl with lyrics by Robert l. BeecI!tr
= ne costumes have been especially mace ior ths
Production Japan.
The Prince Of Pilsen' enters upon its four
tenth week at the Broadway Theatre to-lnorro"
The century mark has been passed and the start
for the second century st the Broadway pek"h
under favorable circumstances. There will be TWO