New-York tribune., 1903-06-21

| novelty. Among the other free shows is VIII H.
HflTs slide the high wire from the top Of the
electric tower 10 the rear Of the chutes Josie
Ashton. Sic Hassan Ben Ali and his Arabs, Gil
bert's goats and Delrnore and Oneida. Fair Japan.
with its tea gardens and theatre. is now in full
operation; and among the openings or the week
This contains his latest triumph in hybrdizaton,
monster that is half lion and half tiger: Prince as
he is called. had Senegal lion for father and
he measures over YER eleven feet from the p of his
tail to the point of his stands four and half
feet at the shoulder, and weighs 56I pounds he
ger hut does not u possess the ferocious instincts
OF his ancestr me Deas1 Is sa6 & 20 De oIg 0l bV
Mr.. Hagenbeck TO the London Geological Garden.
The summer season will open at the Manhattan
Beach Theatre next Saturday night with Henry w.
Savage's production of George AIDES merry play.
THE Sultan of Suu." the musical hit Of the last
be the same as during the six months run at
Wallack's Theatre.
At the Broadway Theatre The Prince Of Pilsen'
will enter on its fifteenth week Monday. The
Prince of Psen" bids fair continue right through
the summer. The fourteenth week in point of at
tendance was one of the biggest Of the ensre run m
cast Monday as Lord Somerset
George w Lederer's annual summer production
at the Knickerbocker Theatre has reached the end
titled ''The Blonde in Black by Harry B. smlth
md
Tsb Miss Blanche Ring as a at that house
--o-roorrnw nights performance at the Garrlck
Theatre win begin the last week at that house OF
the farce Facing the Music in which Henry f.
Dixey is the star. This clean and entertaining
comedy was booked originally for only two weeks
at the Garrick. but its immediate success war
ranted the extension Of the run Mr. DIxey ana ms ms
the Music at Powers's Theatre. Chicago on June
q The t5 cast %Ii Kiss DC Katberine Tey Miss Grace
Heyer, T. Newton Lindo Henry N3TrnaIs I4 yd on
Ricketts,. Miss Gertrude Gheen Joseph Alieh anu
Miss Adela Barker
..rba Wizard of or" attains the twenty-fourth
o,, If sc successful run at the Majestic Theatre
,bare crowded houses are the rule six nights IN
the week and at the two matinee performances
There is line in Of the box office at CLOCK
nightly that extends from the nd PToad%ay
and SIS finds the lobby jammed with s giaa people people
who are willing to occupy even s[anoIHs doois m
inside the theatre. Miss Gertrude Mackenzie Is
the latest acquisition TO tne " Mndsv night in
the role of the Poet Prince
Tho week at Hamrnersten's Paradise Roof Garden
in h eiorsIized by one new feature. besides sew
aral ,,tror changes Of bill. Miss Edith Helena, d
singer whose range is unusual will appear Ior a
limited engagement, giving limitations Oh musical
instruments and exploiting her hgh register
..I1,ncb Indy & Co." Mr.. Hammerstein's operetta'
With tts many girls. viii be retained Flccabona
eoIine act with the goodnight morse tlal at ia GS
and gQRS
nrl5eTs and the dog that does the cakewalk: me
S-;cilton hrothers in their novel gnynastlc lurH
- ana Johnson, Franco Piper. BANJO STecaIlst'
- yz-gi,or hro hers the Chamberlyns, larlat throw
erS viii also retained. The SUNDAY Hlstit ai
80; Contain features that vie in point OF eAceI-
- - with those Of the weekly bill MI hammer
etnin takes special pride in keeping up me slauaIu
s his feature Of the roof garden nights.
,ron,pbt at the St. Nicholas Garden CrealoTe
will give the following programme:
March from ss 5s5 nom Tristan and Isolde
orsr+,Ire ''TannhauseT tIerfert
:.r2aItirore Centennial 'fieroeti S..i
Sonrano solo Waltz Song para ..-''''''''''' ''@
,.I-+ra Poet Peasant tore
1s,reral
There will be the usual vaudeville features Inns
week.
The last performance at the Circle Theatre VIII
- NTH a sunday concert tonight For the sum
80 many alterations will take place Inc ian
md winter season will open august ol-
For the fourth week OF venice III NC"
80. cbanna Cummings has been engaged as soIo
a.. Miss Cummings has just returned from 'i %
ca,s.rfest In Baltimore. For the week sne WIN
-. .ha 1souora aria from Beethovens fioeo'
- .,r from Tannhauser, and numbers Hoih -io
.ss .sMaeic Flute" Gounod night on wednesday
I, mas success so that the management ia"
aotaed IN dedicate each Wednesday 10 one cum
or "wednesday will hereafter be known ,Se Ss
pse-I poscI. Night This week wagner ls lns
his