The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
moor GARDENS AND MUSICAL
COMEDIES i.PLENTl.
"Javan ny NiEht" Rcady with Its Oriental
Charm---"rhe sultan OF Sulu' Down d!
the ISreakers--"Last bays OF Pom'
nrii''~ Bits Of the Vaiidc> lille Houses.

Japan by Night, when WAS 10 haNe
been disclosed last night on the ROOF OF
the Madison Square Garden, has post
poned its opening ill to- moro" msht'
"Otoyo.r the Japanese comic opera, which
is TO be the principal part Of the entertain
ment. has been we'll rehearsed and has
had two trial performances in New Rochelle.
By tomorrow night the Japanses artists
will have finished their work, the booths
and decorations will be completed and 1t
is hoped that June will have decided to
20 out with some real June weather. The
Boston Ladies' White Orchestra will fur
nish the music for Japan by Night"
The principal features Of the entertain
ment "A, Hammerstein's Paradise Roof
Garden are retained for another week.
Edith Helena, the soprano with remark
ably high range. will sing; Riccabona' s
horses will perform and the Hoosier Zou-
aves will give an exhibition of wall.sca!ing.
Punch, Judy & Co." the II erry extrava-
ganza. employs company Of sixty-fve
persons and is u pleasing production, The
Sunday night concert bill is excellent,
treatore's engagement at the ST. Nicholas
Garden euds tonight, the special soloist
being Nine, Rarili. The programme for
the rest of the week is vaudeville. including
ollie Young and brother hoop rollers;
Rialto. the fire dancer; the Drlmore Sisters.
Mark Caron and Dick Fla mum, comic
acroba,s James and Bonnie Farley in THE
Ne ssenger Boy" the two Alarcons and
Lsavitt, the iuggler.
Good burlesUle is assured at George W.
I.derers Crystal Gardens on the roof of
the New York. -The Darling of the Gal
lsry Gods" and THE Dire r. Parade have
~en well received, but the great hit Of the
show is Ned Wayburn's Minstrel Misses. a
novelty in vaudeville that has achieved
instant SUCCESS. The bin for tonight s
concert includes this feature and many
others that should attract the summer
amusement seeker
This is the siXty-second week of THE
Prince of Pilsens" career in this and other
cities, The arrangements that have been
made to fiji the place now taken by Helen
B.rtram indicate Col Savage's purpose to
l.-.,p this musical comedy at the Broadway
iii! next fall
The Blonde in Black" as eNemplifed
Ivy Blanche Ring at the Knickerbocker.
is one Of the most popular young women
on Broadway and is likely to remain there
for considerable time.
Since Fay Templcton joined "The Run
Always" there have been few vacant places
among the Casino audiences.
Josephine Hall will have new song to
sing in the THE Knickerbocker Girl" at the
Herald Square either Tuesday or Wednesday
night. Mr. Aarons is writing it for her.
The Wizard of o." with a new Poet
Prince and a new Wizard, will probably
have no more changes in its cast during the
summer. II stifi fills the Majestic at every
performance just as it did in the regular
theatrical season. .
The Earl OF Pawtucket," at tho Man
haitian, is finishing its first ak months Of
almost unrivalled popularity.
Hilda Thomas and company. appearing
IN a sketch named THE Lone Star" are the
leaders Of fine vaudeville bill at Proctor's
Twenty-third Street Theatre. which also
offers the Meeker-B Baker Trio, acrobatic
funny men; Mathews and Ashley, Hebrew
comedians; Holden and Florence, in little
operetta and Kennedy and James in DR..
Daffy'
Pink Dominoes.' which will be pre-
ss nted by the stock company at Proctors
Fifth Avenue Theatre this week, is an old,
but always accepta Bile. farce comedy.
Florence Reed and Charles s. Able con-
time AT the head Of this organization.
Edna Archer Crawford and Robert
Cummings will be seen at Proctor's Fifty
farce Dolly and Betsy
Brander Matthews's fine comedy son
Probation, will be given at Proctor's l25th
Street Theatre by company which num-
hers among its members Willard Black
more. Adelaide IL i'm and Sol Aiken.
Walter Turner and company In At the
Turf Inn, James Richmond Glenroy and
items a: Proctor's Newark Theatre.
The usual Sunday concerts are announced
AT the Proctor theatres in New York
Howard Thnrston has been so much
appreciated at Keith's that the leading
place on the programme has been assigned
10 him again. He will introduce some
new illusions this week. Frederick Bond
My Awful Dad These features will be
supplemented by Joe Flynn in his parodies;
The three Hickms ms. acrohats; Howe and
Srott. Hebrew impersonators; Polk and
Irish co medians: Josie and Willie Barrows
novelty dancers: Lillian Shaw, character
singer. snd Satsuma, the Japanese wonder
wc rker.
callahan and Mack playing "In the Old
Neighborhood, are the foremost attraction
at Tony Pastors. They are followed by the
Sully family. in AN Interrupted Comedy;
Annie Hart old-lime songs and dances;
the Folly trio, in German comedy Edwin
Maynard and Sara Macdonald, in Our
Millionaire Cousin; Edward King and Abb
STANCE, in Wanted, an Actress; Chris
Never and Viola Mason. in a Polite Kicker;
Beltrice Renpier and Elsa Gaurdier,
who will sing and dance. and Edith W.
richards, an instrumental musician.
Hurtig d Seamon will introduce at their
music hall Avery and Hart and company,
in their own fantasy. "The Zulu Babe;
the Allisons, in Minnie from Minnesota;
Nine, Redan and company. in fcats Of
magic: Charles r. Ward and company. In
unique singing skit: Ezier and Webb, In
The Actress and the Maid; Agnes Mahr.
novelty danseuse, and DAILY and Devere,
In an original sketch. Sunday concerts
will be given as usual
Senator Thomas c. Platt will be repre-
sented among the -men talked about"