New-York tribune., 1903-07-05
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES
THE RUN4WAYS" PRUNED- THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
AND THE BEAST" FOR MANHATTAN BEACH.

tors Royal Venetian Band Of hfty-four pieses and
vaudeville bill consisting Of the six Mnnot mirror
dancers the La Vine Cameron Trio Of ePedIa1s dI6
son. and Frotel and Rouge.
Shamrock III. the baby elephant born in Sea
Beach Palace. Coney Island. a fortnight ago. will
be shown to visitors for the first time to-day Clyde
Powers, the snake man bitten by rattler month
ago. has just been discharged from the Reception
Hospital and rejons the Bostock forces to-day
ticket seller having renounced snake charming.
The zebu and honesses recently purchased by the
Park Park sil Are now members Of the Bosock mepagerie
OF her animals about two weeks ago. is now back
%SIaong the arena features, giving her entire per-
The Wizard OF o. which holds the record for
the longest run achieved by any musical play in the
city this season. celebrates its 2OOth performance in
the metropolis at the Majestic Theatre next Satur-
day afternoon me occasion will be commemorated
by the distribution of bronze statuettes Of the
Poppy Queen as souvenirs. 1t is announced that as
me pay Is to run throughout the summer anni-
VEIN Wei INTO the autumn there 1yil-be souvenir anni-
ance VIII s1,Ito m "a peIdort-
lite characters in the play.
The following is the list Of attractions for the
coming week at Pastors: John Kernell Edward F.
Reynard. Fyne and Dandy. Harry and Sadie Fields,
James and Bonnie Farley. HALEY and Meehan the
E4 Sanford Sisters Antrim and Peters Hamilton and
ana r annie Van. Lawrence and Sylvester and the
production IF "The Senator will be given at
Proctors Fifth Avenue this week. At Proctor's
Twenty-third-st. house, Fake and Semon will be
headliners. Kline and Gotthold. in a comedy
sketch. THE Touch OF Nature; Louis FiaIokow-
ski animal imitator; Derenda and Breen, "Rube''
acrobats; Mozart Comedy Four comedians; Mere
dith Sisters, creole comedians, and twenty other
acts will complete the bill PrOctor's One-hundred
Pink Domnoes." The vaudeville list Will include
others At Pr6ctors Fifty -eighf6sst playhouse.
suc6 The y" vapSerge Se gtEeE Gt aptal4 nm Icne non
De Faye Sisters musicians; Louise Sarour. bal
Iad!st,' and others.
The newest feature introduced this week at the
Eden Musee is a nelectric fountain, showing a
waterfall surrounded by picturesque scenery.
Scenes OF foreign travel. scenes and incidents Of
everyday life, gathered from all parts of the
globe, are thrown on the moving water it falls
over a, sheet OF glass.
Straight vaudeville will be the feature at Keith's
this week. Chief among the entertainers will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Robyns, in their sketch. THE Coun-
sci for the Defence" AS a good second to this
Fisher and Carroll. the eccentric comedians" are
announced as sure to make all forget the warm
wave with their nonsense" The Erretto troupe Of
Euro can acrobats, MayIne Remington and her
pickaninnies, Joe and Nellie Doner, comedy aero
p2tlc skaters; Palfrey and Hilton comedy cyclists
son and Omega, in a skt Don't Notice IT.; Tras
and and GLADDEN.. grotesque dancers; the Tanneans, in
pictures complete the bill.
For the sixth week Of Venice in New-York'
Beethoven's Eighth Symphony" and Herbert's
"Ponchieo," Strauss's ''Waltzes" and Wagner's
"Tannhauser' are featured. while Mendelssohn
and Massenet Rossini and Tschaikowski, Bizet
and Onenbach also figure upon the bill Miss EIec-
ia Clifford is the soloist engaged She took Nine
Senbrich's roles with the Grau OIe era Company
last season and sang the Duss spring tour
alternating with Nine. Nordica- She will sing the
Indian Bell Song" from Delibess "Lakme,'
the Waltz Song from Romeo ct JUhette,' and
the POI naise from 'Mignon." Wednesday night
will be, usual, composers night. Meyerbeer be-
ing the composer chosen. Selections from The
Prophet" The Huguenots' and 'L'Africaine'
are announced. Miss. Clifford will sing the Pages
song 'Nobi Signor.'