New-York tribune., 1904-08-07

seen on August 20 at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre Manager w. A Brady will then pre-
sent for the first time in this city Girls VIII Be
Girls" with Al Leach, popular comedian, in
the leading role assisted by the Three Rose
buds" the Misses Gladys Claire. Christine Cooke
and Roma Snyder. and sixty other comedians,
vocalists and dancers. Melville Baker is re-
sponsible for the book and Joseph Hart has
composed the music for the piece,
Fritz and Sntz' is the title of a new musical
comedy which Broadhurst & Currie will present
IN this city the coming season. with Charles A
Mason as d burglar.
George NJ. Cohan. in his newest musical play.
Little Johnny Jones'" will begin his New-York
engagement October 81 at the New York Thea
tire. In Mr.. Cohans company Will be Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry J. Cohan, Miss Ethel Levey. Tom
Lewis. sam J. Ryan. J. Bernard Dyllyn. G. Jack
Harrington and big chorus.
Other engagements announced ere those OF ].
Francis Sullivan, for FRANCOIS. the funny hotel
keeper in the Prince OF Pilsen"; James Ratliff.
as Leopoldo IN The Yankee Consul" and Miss
Grace Orr Myers as Lutte PIummer in Peggy
from Paris" Mr.. RatliH was formerly with the
Bostonians and in The Toreador." Miss Myers
succeeded Miss Alice Nelson in The Fortune
Teller and other operas.
John C. Fishers production OF San Toy"
with James T. Powers. will begin weeks en-
gagement at the Manhattan Beach Theatre to-
morrow night. In the company are George K
Fortescue. Walter Romaine, John Peachy. Miss
Margaret Mckinney. Miss Nina Rudolph and
Miss Josephine Neumann. Shannons Band will
provide the Sunday diversion at the theatre
giving two concerts to-day introducing as solo
lists Miss Christine Adler. contralto. and Master
David Earl Moyer, a seven-year-old pianist
The preliminary rehearsals Of the flower
maidens engaged by Henry ". Savage for his
production Of 'ParsifaI" began last week at the
Garden Theatre. Those who have been engaged
for solo parts are the Misses Florence Wickham.
Pearl Guzman. Celeste Wynne Marguerite Lid
dell. Charlotte George and Harriet 'Cropper
The other flower maidens will be the Misses
Helen Petre, Eugenie Soule. Jennie Heller.
Louise Courtney, Vera de Basslni. Helene Howe,
Grace d'Aubigne. Gertrude Arnold. Lillian Mat
tice. Bertyne Huggines. Eva Wallace Lilly
Hessling. Elsa Won Devvoort. Clara Eckstrom.
Elisabeth Pattee, Flavia Avravo Elisabeth
Thornton and Gertrude Hammond. Miss Flor
ence Wickham, following the example set at
BayreUth by Nine. Schumann-Henk has under
taken 20 sing a few bars heard IN one Of the
most solemn episodes in the Temple Of the
Grail Miss Wickham IS a pupil OF the Royal
Conservatory Of Music at Berlin. She will also
alternate in the role OF Kundry with Nine
kirkby Lunn and Hanna Mara
"A Little Of Everything begins its eleventh
week at the New-Amsterdam Aerial Theatre
and Gardens tomorrow night where it remains
TIL September 5. Then the Roger Brothers open
the regular season at the New Amsterdam "A
Little Of Everything" will move to the Rroad-
way Theatre for four weeks. and then go on n
tour till the Roger Brothers leave the New Lib
erty Theatre. which they viii move into in Oc-
tober.
The Maid and the Mummy" is still filing the
New-York Theatre. The prime favorites in the
musical numbers are the Crazy Song" which
Louis Wesley and the chorus sing in Act I:
POLY which is sung by Richard Carroll and
Six girls in Act H. and Peculiar Julia - which
falls to the lot Of Eddie CARVE and the fun
feminine chorus in the same act The Maid
and the Mummy will remain at the New-York
Theatre until the beginning Of September
Robert Graham. the comic opera comedian.
VIII become one OF the principals OF the ''Pif
Pah Pour company this week as August
Melon the millionaire widower. Mr. Graham
VIII have four solo numbers to deliver-two I'm
the first act C'I Don't Want Any Wurtzburger''
and Dear Old Manhattan Isle) and two IN the
second act ('CoTdelia Malone and For Yor'l
IT viii seem natural for New-Yorkers 10 see Mr.
Graham back upon the stage of the Casino after
so many successive months work there in
'Florodora" Tomorrow night ''Pif Paf Pouf'
will enter on its nineteenth week and Judging
from the box office advance sale, the week viii
be me equal OF any since the opening in point Of
joke on Judge Parker this week
This weeks attraction at the Third Avenue
Theatre viii be the meloGrama. "A Working
Girls Wrongs" produced at the Academy OF
Music II is a scenic production showing Long
Acre Square as a principal scene
If preliminary comedy augurs ANYTHING
George AIDES college Widow is destined 70
make hit Walter Burridge. general scenic
artist for Mr.. Savage, sent an assistant to New,-
raven last week 70 sketch some Of the buildings
% Yale University. The assistant returned to
Burridge - 1'''
Where did you sec that building?" asked
Burridge eN
Al Yale University" was the reply.
IL was a sketch OF the general office Of the
Ne"-Nork, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad.
oscar Hammerstein offers the following bill
Tor MS night concert. Pewitt, the rnysteriou;
race Spadoni. IN his athletic exhibition; and
Sasch sisters, gymnasts: willy Zimmerman.
@ me- ana Provost Hill and Sylvani uriicyclists.
INNS ana Hart. John and Bertha Gleason.
a' ~ eily' The wire king: al. Waltz "skatoriai
sPTIcIditys ana Miss Josephine Sabel in her sne-
clalty' also Eleonore FAX
iohy Pastor has re-engaged the Automatic
i-lec1rlc Malil0in Theatre for another week
mere VIII he several new features. On the bill
"iso are y Brien and Buckley, comedy musical
artists IN A Cyclone of Fun: Fiske and Nc
Dohoush' IN their new sketch "Brockby's
BABY Crawford acd Manning the black
4ace comedians; Madge Fox. the flip