New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
SIMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
Opening Of Roof Garden on Top of
Nezc-YorE Theatre.

- orensng Of The week The policy Of the
-,ararsne-t IS 10 present vaudeville OF high
.ol,.-a retaining as permanent features Ned
-rsvbu-1's Gir.s" twenty-five in number. who
,-nea- in an ensemble specially evolved by Mr..
zvavturn for thls occasion This feature is said
>. be entirely Cissirlar 10 The Minstrel
,T,ssas " with which Mr.. wayburn scored last
.1-,-,er. Ned wayburns "Dmgies" Ia Wayburn
60 rhis9. comprising twenty-five coon"
.,-sa-s ard dancers, and a musical arrangement
.,+frIed .yVay5urn's Rag Sextet' are both new
= +resrreg8ers. Gianniul's Royal Marine Band
~ italy wiz make its first Broadway ap-
,eq-ance and win continue throughout the sea-
son GRette's musical dogs and Rosa Naynon's
.roricaI birds win furnish the animal part Of
she entertainment. The Netzetu Family. a
,vroup OF acrobats, win be the gymnastic feature.
.arasco-t." the coon shouter," viii introduce a
new song. entitled '"Possum Pie" The roof
,bsatre has been thoroughly renovated and new
scenery and appointments installed. The spa
cious auditorium and its promenade, extending
IRON F0r-y-fourth 10 Forty-hfth St, has been
made bright and refreshing with natural flowers
blooming wherever the eye rests
william Collier IN 1.-The Dictator" and Ray
-nond Hitchcock. in The Yankee Consul" alone
are lefr TO defy the advances OF summer IN
8roadvay theatres, excepting -Paff-Pouf''
n the Casino. But the Casino never closes n
NAV repeat the feat n THE Earl OF Paw
tucket" and run til fall
Miss Nina AbeIl-F-nker viii appear to-nor-
row al The West End Theatre in a production OF
.sapho." Tho stage version 20 be used Is the
work of Marie Doran who also made the YER
sion OF "FarsifaI" shown some two or three
weeks age. Miss Doran favored the reviewer Of
her ''Parstf-I" with an extraordinarily out
spoken letter after the review had appeared in
this Journal She apparently welcomes no criti-
cisrn that is not praise So IN the not altogether
imposs bic case Of her version q ''Sapho" not
rneriring uu6futed encOmium, perhaps Il VIII
be best FOR her peace Of mind II this advance
notice sUfhces, so FAR as The Tribune IS con
cer-ed.
The second week Of the Paradise Roof Gar
ders begins on Monday. and 70 Judge by the
business done the opening week Mr.. Hammer
stein sho1d prodt by record season Next
weeks bin includes all The big acts including
the Mysterious Face. Spaioui. whose juggling
Of Foreground cannon halls has created much
comment, win be En- the bill; also Charles T.
Aldrich the American Fregoi. the Sunny South
Plantation Colored Boys Band. which is play
ing It's first Northern engagement; also Rice and
Provost, bUrlesquers. Al Wall skatoriaI az
list; Young ans Devote. in their clever dane
tng specla-tyi k1rlelt, IN his wire exhibit; Col
hns ard Hart, parody acrohars. and Mr.. Ham
merEteln's latest production, -Parsifalia- IN
rroduced tD 'Parsifalia" Is Willy Zimmerman.
who makes mis- first aupeara nee in this country.
and who has scored q distinct success in his
portraits Of great composers.
"a Little Of Everything may be found on
shs ROOF O. the New Amsterdam Theatre
Next Saturday afternoon Is the date on which
ne season al the Manhattan Beach Theatre
opens. The attraction viii be the Messrs shu-
oerrs production OF Wang with De WOLF
hopper ana his opera company. coming direct
from the Lyric Theatre engagement Wang,
viii be presented al the theatre each evening
throughout the week Except sur6av1 and an
Saturday marinees. while The afternoon audi
ences the rest Of the week VIII be entertained
oy Shannon's Military Band and Hermann the
prestlcigllator. sunday evening concerts VIII
-be s--,@a e - --' 49, 9--a-I1I s musicians IN
- t-1IIe season me De WOLF Hopper opera
company VIII present Wang" for TWO weeks al
the beach.
One OF this weeks vaudeville novelties will be
the debut OF Miss Rose stahI as the stellar feat
ure OF the bin a. F. f. Proctor's Twenty-third
street Theatre. where she VIII present James
Foroes's one-act comedy Of stage life The
Chorus Lady The scene Is laid IN q dressing
room OF the Metropolitan opera House. and the
SSnlet personases are Mrs. Freddy Westervet
-OI-Nny NoonaE, Props" and Patricia O'F3rfen
:. me chorus Ny. Forbes has engaged for her
sgpport Prince Nlllar late Of clad OF IT. and
~ Iae besl or Friends and Miss Eleanor
nlanchar1, identified with the productions mad.
|" -aeo-er q Co. and Kirke La sheue.
because o. his success at the Twenty-thi-d-st
md Cne-hUndred- -twenty-nfth-s theatres
.~ he last week. William H Thompson has
0sen engaged by Mr.. Proctor FOR an additional
week ana VIII appear twice daily at Proctorss
LII Avenue Theatre in conjunction with hts
sesee1leIt AZ the Newark house, in For
49, SNeeI sake A production viii be made
- Iae Froctors stock company Of Fighting
0op az American romantic drama
ne permanent stock company al Proctor's
Harlem Theatre VIII be reinforced this week bv
s.ogh Ford general stage director who viii
49, ss 'f ne nrst time IN this city his char
stcleflzaton u Cardinal Richelieu in the play Of
hat name
Inc thirc week Of the musical comedy season
q Froetor's Fifty-eIghth Street Theatre viii see
revival Of ''The Wedding Day" This niece
~ statl-s-aus STANCE and Julian Edwards
S..s-I1-ly served Lillian Russell Della Fox and
- -sislI -e ANGELS. The production is made
~ ne original score and prompt book. and
nc 1sa- VIII include Dorothy Morton.
a lfellse figure OF Hannah Elias. the negress
-largec with extortion by John r Platt, IS the
Gusee. 40 v "a a. '-le f14eH
WIN Miss Jessie Millward. assisted by a com
plhy q players. and the champagne dance from
-~e s-iVer Slipper" as the principal features
e circle Theatre management put forward one
y 1he strongest bills OF the season for the cur
rem week. Miss AIiIward appears in the come
meta A Queens Messenger The champagne
s-4'cs VIII Doe remembered as the hit OF The
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