New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-11

The management of the New-York and New
Amsterdam theatres last night denied absolutely
the statement published in an evening paper that
Edwin II. Wambold. who was held for trial on
Sunday at the Yorkvlle court on charge OF
bigamy. is ever assistant manager OF the
two theatres mentioned.
The latest Fay Templeton imitation Is that Of
Partisan cafe chantante artistic as she sings
American popular songs. Last night at THE Runa-
ways" Miss Templeton in a Kaleidoscope costume
presented the Partisan idea of the songs OF the
Yankee multitude.
A large audience enjoyed the bill at the Paradise
Roof Garden last night. Several new features have
been added to the programme, among them the
Wilton Brothers and the Yalto Duo, Hungarian
dancers numbers which seemed TO please. Other
big acts retained IN the bill are Aga, the floating
mystery and Riccabonas horses, the Four Night
ons Agnes Mahr, the American Tommy A A. ms
travaganZa.
Isabelle Urquhart, favorite with vaudeville au-
diences. MADE hit at Keith's yesterday in a skit
called Even Stephen" Howard and Bland in "A
Strange Boy" kept things lively; a number OF
other features filled out a large Dill
THE Rectors Garden" comedy of American
life by Byron Ongley, has been accepted by Henry
B. Harris for Robert Edeson. 1t viii first be pro-
duced in Boston the Hollis Street Thhatre on
August 81 when Mr. Edeson Will begin his third
season as star. Mr.. Ongley has been for the last
two seasons a member OF Mr.. Blossoms company
In 1.-THE Rector's Garden Mr.. Edeson plays the
part of a young man who. after career of ad-
venture in the West. enters the ministry and IS
placed in charge of the parish of Phillpsvle'
Village in Central New-York.
The first musical rehearsal for the Weber
and Fields show was called at the Music Hall yes
terday, and everybody in the stock company re-
sponded to rollcaI. Rehearsals viii be held daily
from until the opening of the theatre. The
chorus has been enlarged for the offering. and
the costumes. IL is announced, viii surPass any
heretofore seen at the Music Hall. Ben Teal IS
directing the rehearsalS and William L FRANCIS
the music
Next Monday evening at the Academy Of Music
will be known as Yacht Club Night" and in honor
of the occasion reproductions OF the famous inter-
national cup will be presented the ladies in at
tendance. The cups Will be Of silver.
Sheridan Block, recently with Richard MansAeld's
company. has been engaged for the part of Sir NAL
colin Vernon in Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail.
in which Miss Bertha GaIland begins her starring
tour IN Philadelphia.
3. u Stevens, the manager OF the Manhattan
Theatre at Manhattan Beach, has presented one
Of his best entertainments of the season in The
Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" which began q
four weeks run at that theatre last night. The
production is well staged and some of the en-
sembIes bring hundred people the stage
The company includes many OF the original cast
of the play. Among the old performers are Harry
Rulgcr rs King Bargod. Joe CawthOrn as Lena,
William II. Marchand as Queen Stygia, John Hy-
mans as Husband Petit. Miss Mcintyre as Princess
Beauty Miss Gillette as Prince Charming, MISS
Coyne as Malevoentia and Miss Archer as Benevo-
lentia. The theatre was well iiled BY an appre-
catve audience last night Among the sL,ecta l9rs
Senator Plat and a party Of friends tFom the
Oriental Hotel