New-York tribune., 1903-07-19
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND NEWS NOTES
SIR THOMAS Upton TO SEE THE Earl OF Pm
TUCKET"-"THE RUNdWAYS'" LONG Run

Kline and GotthOld. in a Medical rs
Silverne ana Emerie. ring and webbing y:
Miss Estelle WorGeJt & Co in a 4ons,.-7 .7'iss
the Catskilis': Ward and Raymond sire,~ = 2
dacing experts; Diamond and Hoon innss-s sas
songs and moving pictures; worlds great -. go
double La EscheHe. only OF its kind AsTs.
Japanese equiibrist and juggier; Walter sts,--1a
Co. IN a Villain Unmasked''; the Hughes TS,sa
dancing speciality; the American viiagrs-Ls az
as extra attraction. Miss Grace Ia Rue ana -
pickaninnies- anu H.
The Floating Roof Garden continues 70 at,-,.
large crowd The sail is always deIightful s,s
freshing. and the performance is high class -.
Vile Among those scheduled to appear tbis -. -
are Harry and Sadie Fields The East ii.
p SoupIe Mr and Mrs, James Cooper, cor.Ss--ee S-ee
comedian sslacl-,
Lew" DOckstader and his minstrel cor7,s--
open their second week at Manhattan Peaos - ~
morrow night Mr. Dockstader heads. his -
g&nization and presents company Of white ara
elites and the favOrite minstrel Comedian y ..s- ~
Dockstader, constitute the evenings eu1ertaiuTs.
Interest continues in the entertaIDn,a,. =
given at the Crystal Gardens atop OF the ~ $
York Theatre. The burlesque. THE Darling -
Gallery Gods with Emma Carus. Junie Mo-.
ID. l.. Don. Marguerite Clark. William Can1.-,-,
May Taylor. John Gilroy and others SEEM, !.
grow in favor while the closing piece. The -.
Parade" is enriched by the specialues OF Pa
& Arthur and Carrie Graham, the original IS
Blanche Ring. on the occasion Of her opsrs,,
last Monday, received a warm reception wh.s
Ned Wayburn's Minstrel Misses have lost no1e
OF their popularity
THE Wizard OF o. is summering pros7erovr
at the Majestic Theatre. Fred Stone. the Scar.
crow. continues to tempt one 10 believe an hs
bones to be whaleboue- There doesn't seem to b
any other way OF accounting for his powers ss a
cOntortiOnist- The 2-@th performance OF Ia
Wizard" at the Majestic viii be celebrated on Al
gust with another distribution of souvenirs.
At the Paradise Roof Garden Aga" the uv,l,
terious floating woman. heads the vaudeville Hr
This act is carried on in entirely different ma,
ner to that hitherto employed by magicians. n,
second edition of Punch, Judy & Co. with its H.
PRODUCTION of the shadow pantomime has made a
hit Among the song numbers introduced s
the latest composition, Maggie O'Douohue" sunr
by Miss Josephine Sabel and twelve young w0msa
made up as hodCaTTieTs- The chorus Of this number
is ca tGby, and is likely to be whiSJled all Ovsf
town Among the acts that will be retained
Ricca bOna's performing horses, Edith Helena, The
seventeen Hoosier ZOuaves, the Four Nightons, ia
their athletlc sPeclaIlS anu rms IILe' eNe oio
juggler. New acts which Will be seen to-mOFroE
troupe of dog pantOmimists, and the Five Jussliag
Johnsons-
There is another innovation al PAINS Manhattza
Beach amphftheatre Continuing throughout the
season. Monday will hereafter be known as Chi
dren's Night. and the admission fee 70 all young
sters will be only dime. Besides the spectacle
Last Days of POmpeii,' and the big after dis
play of fireworks. a number OF comic devices VII
be shown each Monday night One of the clever
est of these is a Punch and Judy show. the figures
being dolls of fire. Pain has perfected a fireworks
portrait of Pope Leo which caused much favOrahis
comment when presented few days ago.
Following Dockstader's NIinstrels at Manhattan
Beach a Chinese Honeymoon" Will be pre-
sented for two weeks with company includ-
ing John E. Heushaw. Toby Claude, Helen Ten
Brock Stella Tracey, Christine Hudson w. H.
Clarke Edward Clark. Edmund Lawrence. Charles
Prince. Katherine Cali and Kitty Parks Ths
organization has not been heard IN NeW-IorA
before.
The bill at Terrace Garden this week is a revival
OF The Bohemian Girl"