The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-19
ADJUSTMENTS In TOWN ANDOUT
COMEDY, Music AND VAUDEVILLE
Ar MANY HOUSES.

Great variety offered NJ the Beaches
Minstrels. Fireworks and Daring Feats.
This is harvest time for the roof gardens,
and Hammerstein's Paradise Garden. above
tho Victoria and Belasco Theatres, is no cx-
cepion. Aga" the floating woman, will
remain this week AZ the leading feature Of
the programme. punch, Judy 4 Co."
IN revised form ia achieving popularity
and Josephine sabel's song, Maggie O'Don-
oghue is ono of the best of the lot. Edith
Helena is there, too, and other folks who
have already been well received. There is
always something new for the Sunday con-
cert.
The English Pony Ballet is the distinct
novelty Of the week in the entertainment
at the Crystal Gardens, on the New York
Theatre roof. Blanche Ring has been one
OF the stars of the evening ever since she
joined the Crystal Gardens forces, and Ned
Wayburn's Minstrel Misses have lost none
Of their charm. "The Darling of the Gal
lery Gods and "The Dress Parade" arc
kept as the long pieces.
"Otoyo" the comic opera that ia being
played in Japan by Night" on the Madison
Square Garden roof, is equally pleasing in
all the vagaries of wind and weather. It's
quaintness and the beauty show that goes
with it are an unfailing attraction. Do
menico Sodero, the harpist. will play at
to-night's concert and Margaret Hubbard
Aver will sing
"The Bohemian Girl" is announced as
the Offering of the Terrace Garden opera
company. Out of doors the band concerts
hold the interest OF summer night visitors.
The usual operate concert will be provided
tonight.
Venice in New York" at the Madison
Square Garden, with its fine orchestra and
brilliant soloists, is an admirable summer
show. Duss has extended his engage
ment to September.
The managers of The Wizard of Or"
wish to remind their friends once more
that the curtain rises at the Majestic at
8 o'clock, and those who are not then In
their seats miss the Kansas cyclone. The
Wizard still rolls In prosperity.
Last week at the Casino was marked
by the presence Of unusually large audi
ences, Fay Templeton and her numerous
associates in The Runaways" are giving
a musical comedy that has become notable
among the many recent successes In this
kind of amusement. Mabel Carrier takes
Helen Lords place as Dorothy Hordtack
tomorrow.
Tho Earl of Pawtucket," at the Man
haitian, is moving swiftly toward its 2O0th
performance, when IL hopes to be honored
with visit from Sir Thomas Upton
There is an excellent orchestra, and
vocal soloists besides, at the Grand Circle
Roof Garden, above the Majestic Theatre
Julius Chambers's one-act farce. "A Pair
of Boots" will be given for the first time
at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre
this week. Reta Redmond and her eight
American Beauties will appear in new
spectacular act having remarkable scenic
and electrical accessories, and the rest Of
the show will be up to the Proctor standard
Adelaide keim and Wallace Erskine will
come down to Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre 10 play Louis Harrson's comedy
Kindred Souls"
"Humbug' in which Roland Reed came
TO tho front M a comedian, will be re-
vived al ProCtor's Fifty-eghth Street
Theatre, Robert Cummings and Edna
Archer Crawford taking the leading r6.es
William ellis musical comedy My
Sweetheart" is 10 he produced tomorrow
at proctor's l25th Street Theatre The
cast is headed by Margaret Drew and Will
lard RlaCkmore
at Proctor's Newark Theatre, Theodore
Hamilton and company in "Uncle John"
Icing the star act
Sunday concerts will be given az usual
in the Proctor theatres in New York
Mr.. Keith les engaged several OF the
most popular vaudeville teams TO appear
at his Union Square Theatre this week,
leading with James DoIan and rdc L,nherr
in Taking Chances" He also promises
the Wilton brothers. European comedy
bar performers; william CIhill. the man
from Ireland, with n new bur CT Of stories:
Rae and Brceche in a new tierman comedy;
Joe and Nellie Doner, grotesQue skaters.
I'd Rice, with his min,icry and monologue:
the Cardownie sisters, in songs and dances,
and Dorothy kenton, in banjo select ions
Among the attractions at Tony Pastors
will be Gallagher, Barrett and company
in The Stock Brokers'" Kline and Gotthold
in "A Medical Discovery" Siverne ard
Emerie, ring and webbing experts; Miss
Estelle Wordette and company in "A Honey
moon in the Catskils. " Diamond and Hoon
in illust rated songs in moving pictures,
Walter Stetson and company in "A Villain
Unmasked," Elsa and Kelley. singers and
dancers and Grace La Rue and her pick
anninies.
Germany by Might with weekly chsnges
of vaudeville, is the entertainment at the
Lion Palace roof garden
The floating roof garden on the steamer
Grand Republic will be enlivened this week
by Harry and Sadie Fields, the Fast Side
Couple; Mr.. and Mrs James Cooper, comedy
sketch artists; the De Graf Sisters, singing
Charles Patterson, monologist,
and Nellie Seymour
The Sunday afternoon and evening con-
certs in the Winter Garden Of the Eden
MlIsee are well attended
Henry B. Harris has arranged an enter
ainment at the Arverne Casino. Arverne,
L. L., for next Saturday for the benefit
of the Hebrew Infant Asylum Of New York.
He has secured as volunteers Minnie Selig-
man, supported by William Bramwell in
Bronson Towards "Old Love Letters"
Henry V. Donnelly and Dorothy Donnelly |
in skit Sam Bernard, Mande Raymond.
George THAI cher, Ha tie Williams. John
c. Rice and Sally Cohen, Dan McAvoy,
Louis Wesley and Georgia Lawrence. |
Eugene O'Rourke. supported by Nellie |
Elting. in their popular sketch entitled !
'Parior A." Nellie Hawthorne, Gus Ed |