The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-21
JUNE NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS
YOUR CHOICE or MANY GARDENS
AND SUMNER THEATRES.
BuriesHue and Vaudeville on the Roof OF
the New York-Annoumcc mcnts OF
the Continuous HOIises-Coney Island
and Manhattan Beach Shows.

the New YOrk-AnnOunccm cnts OF
the Continuous Holises-toney Island
and Manhattan Beach shows
The amusement place on the roof of the
New York Theatre begins its season to-
morrow night with new name-the Crystal
Gardens-and a new entertainment pro-
vided by George W. lederer The most
important parts of the show will be bur-
lesque of Belasco's Darling of the Gods
called "The Darling Of the Gallery Gods
and breezy musical sketch named "The
Dress Parade" in which a minute or two
will be given to each Of the Broadway
successes of last winter. Ned Wayburn's
Minstrel Misses are on the BILL too, and
Dc Kolta the Wizard will. perform some OF
his remarkable feats The Crystal Gardens
will he open, rain or shine, every night,
and there will be concerts on Sunday.
The st. Nicholas Summer Garden will
offer. in addition to Creatore's band, a
vaudeville programme. the numbers of
which will be interspersed between the
musical pieces. The Sunday concert will
be arranged with special care.
Hammerst ems Paradise Roof Garden
has been getting its share of amusement
seekers in spite of the chilly weather, ii
being enclosed on cold and rainy nights
Edith Helena, a vocalist of rare power, is
| starred on this weeks bill. Punch, Judy
4 Co.." with its stork ballet and catchy
tunes, has been a winner from the start
Variety Is added to the entertainment by
Riccabona's equine act. Gallettis trained
monkeys; Franco Piper, banjo expert; Cole
and Johnson. and the Chamberlyns. lariat
throwers. Mr.. Hammerstein also announces
a good Sunday concert
Japan by Night will welcome its first
guests to the Madison Square Roof Garden
next Saturday night. A comic opera. called
"Otoyo. will be presented and inst rumental
music will be provided by the Bost on Ladies'
White Orchestra. A Japanese restaurant
will be run in connection with the garden.
When the weather is fine there is an
open-air show on the Lion Palace Roof
Garden. and when the weather is bad the
show ia transferred to the auditorium. The
Tyroean yodlcrs are favorites with the
Lion Palace audiences.
Blanche Ring and the comedy young
women who assist her In -Thc Blonde
in Black" are winning merited applause at
the knickprbocker Her new songs. De
American Ragtime, "-She Walks Like This,
and THE Banjo Serenade,' are much ad-
mired, and as an encore she is singing
"The Belle Of Avenue A.,
Fay Templeon has made practically
a new thing of "Thc Runaways" at the
Casino. and prosperity has followed her
the Knckerbock,r Girl. with Josephine
Hall in the leading part. continues its en-
gagement at the Herald Square.
Gertrude Mackenzie is the latest recruit
to -Thc Wizard of o. at the Majestic.
She will appear as the Poet Prince to-mor-
row. The Majestic is still crowded at
every performance.
.The Prince of Pilsen,' at the Broadway,
has outlasted all the musical comedies that
were here when 1t came to town. and ii
will stay for some time longer. IL not all
summer.
Facing the Music" has only one more
week to spend in New York. After next
Saturday nights performance !, will make
a quick journey To Chicago, whore il is to
be presented on June 20 by Henry r. Dixey
and the same company that is now acting
II at the GarriCk.
-The Earl OF Pawtucket." at the Man
haitian. will celebrate it's l5Oth performance
tomorrow night, the house being draped
for the occasion with American and Britt sh
flags. "The Earl will stay at the Man
haitian till Sept. 4. when it will be moved
over. TO the Princess. which will make the
third theatre that ii has occupied in
continuous run of many months.
Flo Irwin, who sings coon songs almost
as well as her sister May, and Walter Haw-
ley are the top liners at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre this week appearing in
a sketch called Caught with the Goods
James Richmond Glenroy, the Man With
the Green Gloves, comes to this house for
the first time in year. with a fresh mono
logue. The Kelley Brothers and Belmont
will be seen in bag-punching act.
Glen McDonough's farce. A Prodigal
Father is announced at PROCTOR, Fifth
Charles S Able head the company.
Augustin Days comedy, THE Lottery
Of Love- will be revived at Proctor's i25th
part that Ada Rehan used to play.
"A Terrible Mudc,le.- which years ago
was a favorite farce in this city, will he
given at Proctor's Fifty eighth Street
Proctor Newark lheatre promises
fine vaudeville entertainment led by Gard
ner and Madden in a Rise in Rye.
Sunday concerts will be given al all the
Proctor theatres in New York.
Howard Thurston, the magician, remains
for another week at Keith's. Among other
noteworthy attractions at this theatre will
he Haines and Vidocq. black face come
dians Sidney Wilmer and his company in
"A Thief Of the Night; Harry Antrim and
Yette Peters, in A Meal under Difficulties"
Le Roy and La Nanion. on the parallel
bars Selbni and CROWN, in Juggling.
tumbling and acrobatic work accomplished
while riding bicyce e; Harry Brown. the
colored singer. and set OF new pictures
for the moving machine, which will be of
special interest to the little folks
Tony Pastor presents the MoWatters
and Tyson company in Scenes in Dressing
Room the laxative Miss Norton. Jean
Barriemore and company in "Mamsele
Mephisto,- Belle Hathaways monkeys and
balloons. John F. Clark. monologist and
singing comedian; Joe F. Willard and Vic
toria Wilcox in Don't Look" Casmore
and Florence in German dialect duo.
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