New-York tribune., 1903-07-05

There VIII be three important changes in the cast
~ .eThe Prince OF Pilsen,' at the Broadway The
stre ehis week Miss Trixie Friganza will replace
Miss Belen Bertram the widow, Mrs Madison
-roclsr: Miss Alnyra Forrest viii be seen as
Tz5ith instead Of Miss Ida HawIey. and Miss Clara
T.ayine as Nellie instead OF Miss Lillian Coleman
Mss fertram expects go abroad shortly for a
rolday and Miss HawIey and Miss Coleman have
made other professional plans
Mss Frganza has been prominently identified
Nth musical plays for several years. Miss For
rest has until recently been playing one OF the
1essing roles in The Defender" and prior 20 that
-,earad with much success in other musical plays
Miss Clara LaTne has TINS season PsyeS @ ene Tf TGt9
o. 5.i-l From Paris and various other mpor-
,snt musical companies in recent seasons ne
nav continues 10 meet with popular approval
Mics FAY TempIeton. Arthur Dunn, Alexander
C1srk Miss Amelia Stone Van Rensselaer, Wheel
- Hfies Helen Lord William Gould. the Hengier
s,sters william Wolf. and the other principals of
.sTbe Runaways" have made this play a satisfying
performance on Broadway. The producuon, which
TeGured three and one-half hours for playing on
its opening night has been boiled and pruned down
n Two hours and fifty minutes Of enjoyment
Nany rev bits have been introduced
-.. r,-r,rv Lane spectacle. The Sleeping Beauty
md tho Beast" viii be presented at Manhattan
Besch. August 70. The cast Will include Harry
TsuIqer Joseph Cawthorne. William H. McCart,
1obn Hysns. George Clennett and the Misses Leila
Mckenzie Queenie FsssaT anna @ .I Dgita -b ou. I
Broadway Theatre in its original run
Next Friday evening is set apart Atlantic
-vacbt Club" night at Manhattan Beach. when
over i've hundred members Of the Atlantic Yacht
cub their families viii att attend the 6sTs for 6
The yacht club station at sea eate oy sPecIal s
spoe there viii be a supper, with dance following
~ the clubhouse The tneatre VIII be specially
decorated
Faust" will be the bill this week at Terrace
Garden It is in Difference to requests from nightly
patrons Of the arbored terraces that Gounods lyric
drama VIII be presented.
Teresa Maxwell who will on Monday night as
sum the role Of Harriet Fordyce in the Ear lof
Pawtucket." made vacant through the Illness Of
Marion Giroux. is Southern girl, from Roanoke,
Va. She has been only two seasons on the stage.
,r tbe leading role is still going aong at the Man
haitian z gait that indicates it will stay there
al summer
Blanche Ring in The Blonde IN Black to-rnor-
row night opens the second month Of its career
az the Knickerbocker Theatre. In its condensed
form II has several popular songs. It's present
ta!nnlent AT the seasonabIe hour Of 1o:45.
Edward z. Rice will give concerts to-day At
7 n. and at 8 p at Manhattan Beach Among
those who viii appear are Nat Wills Miss Dorothy
Morton, Cole and johnson, David Lythgow. Stanley
Davenport and Lorello. with shannon's 23d Regi-
BaE1.
Following The Sultan OF Sulu" at Manhattan
Beach. Lew Dockstader and his minstrel company
viii be the attraction beginning Monday, July l3.
Among the new features at the Paradise Roof
Garden FOR the coming week are Miss Pepita Ara
gon. Spanish dancer, assisted by Senior Rossita
Another imported attraction Is the Scott Brothers
who come from the Hippodrome. London. Buckner.
the cycle wonder, is another addition to the bllT
rvT ~he
12Ises Gsllettfs performing monkeys. the four
Nlgntons, the seventeen Hoosier Zouaves the WI
ton Brothers, Edith Helena, soprano: Franlo
Piper the Banjo Juggler and Punch, Judy q Co"
The Sunday night concerts continue.
The St Nicholas Garden, scientifically cooled !"
offers for rs patrons arnusements next week Vic