New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-09
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES.
"VIVIAN'S PAPAS," BY THE AUTHOR OF ARE you
Il MASON ?"-GOOD WEEK FOR ROOF GARDENS

afforded by glass encasing. This week, in addi-
ton to a number of song novelties that will be
introduced. turn will be added to the vaude-
vile bill in the person of Paul La Mari. who does
things With punching bag 1t IS aveTT Tfb Ihf n1
to fame lies in the fact that he Initiated into atm
Mrs Leslie carter and Lillian Russell The Pony
Ballet and Ned wayburn's Minstrel Misses have
be two strong features of the entertainment
As a great many country visitors TO the Eden
Musee have not seen the cinematograph pictures OF
the coronation OF King Edward, these pictures have
been put the screen again. They have had
successful There will be the usual sun
ton of the Pope lying in state is still the feature
in the wax work exhibition
A busy week is promised for PAINS Pail OF
Pompei" Each night some one is to be enter
tanned. The garrison at Governors island ioI
of Shriners and a contingent from Staten Island
are a few who will visit the amphitheatre. 4Ilsh
Night and night Of fire for the Catholic hhlshls
of America are set down for Wednesday, August
Il. 1t will be followed Friday night by display
In honor OF Sir Thomas Upton, who is to De tue
guest of honor of the Atlantic Yacht club, ana
who will be present There will be shamroeks
galore-shamrocks in green ana the srs.Ss; t Louis
night" to celebrate for the second time at Man
oa the anniversary Of the Louisiana purchase me
bale O'-''-' u ''o "
Tomorrow in Saratoga a new musical comedy
called "a Son of Rest" with Nat NJ Wills as the
star is to be launched. a week later on august
It. Mr. Wills begins three weeks engagement at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre in the new eXtraVa
| ganza which will be presented with a supporting
COMPANY of sixty comedians. vocalists, snow SITS
and dancers. The new piece Is IN Two actss So,
Son of Rest is described razzle dazzle OF tuh
song and dance.
la Traviata' Verdis lyric version of Dumas's
ever recurring Camille will be the onerns OF lle
Terrace Garden in East F1fty-eighth-st.. this week
Montegrffo has engaged SiSnora Cleopatra Nlclnl'
lately of the Royal Italian Opera Company, 10
sing the leading role. The open air garden OF
vines and terraces always remains the additional
air who relish the opera first and then enjoy sit
ing under the T ons sf the Bin for the Sunday
| night concert The promenade and smoking con-
| certs are a delightful diversion.
| Although rapdIy nearing it's Tooth performance
| at the Casino THE Runaways" still has large
| summer receipts. The house is crowded every
| evening and the show with brisk smooth
ness and roicking tunefulness. Miss Templetons
| singing OF MY Hindoo Belle Is still one or the
| hits of the performance Other songs which are
| encored are "a Kiss for Each Day in the Week.,
by Arthur Dunn and the six widows; THE Maiden
| and the Jay" by William Gould and Van Rensse-
laer Wheeler; My Radiant Firehy. by Miss Ame-
liza Stone; strolling by Miss MABEL 4, SrFr8Tr j
May Hengler: yet I'm the Same Little Girl, by
W MlTT nay oed awatha by Miss Amelia Stone
| and Van Rensselaer, Wheeler; Pretty Maid, Adel-
box: IN a General Sort OF Way" by Alexander
and Mr. wheeler In addition to these features
there are such pronounced COMEDY nus a B me
dance and the Rose Ballet and Coronation March.
| The steamer Grand Republic. when she takes out
the floating roof garden every evening, except Fri
days, is Illuminated by many hundred colored
| lamps The vaudeville programme next week IN
e,qdes P S aHG Ti and Elsie Harvey fom
| Kelly, Jack Welsh" and Stella Tobin-
This week will be one of the special days at
| Bostock's Monday will be children's day; Tues
! day. teachers day, and Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday will be given over to the special entertain
| ment of postal employees policemen hremen ana
| their families Saturday will be orphans day. The
animal exposition turns into it's fourth month az
the seaside Monday, with fresh addltlons 10 us
p pirates. bobtaiied lynx from PaTaguay an
aoudad moudon from the northern piateduS OF Hl-
IBERIA and a laughing jackass from Australia.
Venice and Duss at the Madison Square Gar
! den are now in the fourth month of their engage
ment which comes to termination on August -
The management had hoped to continue the en-
gagement until the middle Of September. but the
Fashion Show and other prevented them from
doing Miss Charlotte George VIII be the sololst
next week. Miss Electa Clifford will be heard In
the last week of the engagement. 1t is understood
that a testimonial performance will be given to
r. E. Johnston the evening of August 81 The
SO-O-SNS
on the bill offered for next week at Pastors
Theatre are the following: Callahan and Mack,
Irish comedians. in their sketch. In the Old
Neighborhood''; McAIahOn and Chappelle, in their
specially, Twenty Minutes Before the Train
Leaves: Longfellow. the unabridged come
diam Cook and Sylvia, singers and dancers: H.
V. FitZgerad, 'Protean Change Artist; Joe Nor
riS, the Brothers Van, Tommy and Laura Harris,
Charles and Florence Gregson, singers and
dancers; Axtel and Sylvan. the Chamberlains. rope
juggIers and laSso throWers; Sheppard Camp, the
Morrisoptoscope illustrated views Of art and travel;
the American Vitagraph. and Others, -, -.
"a Princess Of KensingtOn' will open the Broad
way Thea tire on Monday August 81 Basil Hood has
used "a Midsummer Nights Dream" theme
for his story and many complications are played
certain mortal lovers result OF the practical
Jokes of the immortal Puck" The music is by
Edward German. The cast will be headed BY
James r Powers.
The Metropolis Theatre opens for the season next
Saturday with THE Winning Hand" The new
drama is in four acts and eleven scenes, and tells
a story of life in this city. Among the scenes are
Madison Square and the FlatirOn Building. Police
Headquarters, ''Pigtail' Alley, BlackweIPS Island
prison and a scene in the subway.
The Silver Slipper" with Sam Bernard heading
a company OF over one hundred people, Will be the
opening attraction at the Grand Opera House on
Monday, August 81. The same class of production
and effects of the musical comedy during its six
months engagement at the Broadway Theatre last
season will be seen, and the original girls OF the
Torrance
. ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE.