New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-05

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.ewang" at the Lyric: The Dictator. at the Crl-
-er1on: ..Pir Paff Pouf" at the Casino and THE
Yankee Consul" at the Broadway. are the only
dramatic or musical attractions which VIII De VS.
ible in e. Broadway theatre this week. But Oscsf
IIarnnerstein opens his roof garden on the victoria
and Belasco theatres tomorrow. and the ne" root
garden above the New Amsterdam Theatre Will
also open.
Oscar Hammerstein's bill includes twelve vaude-
Vile acts ana his new musical melange ehuueu
.Parsifalia" with chorus OF seventy young "oii
en- Mr. Hammerstein wishes TO make II plain that
.'Pnrsifalia'' is in sense a burlesque OF inc
onera The thread Of plot which serves 10 carry
q number OF musical bits. has TO do with me
trfbulations OF foreign tmpresario' Herr Sleslreu
Confried who is punished by the Goddess Musica
for attempting TO produce 'ParsifaE without inc
permission OF Frau Wagner ConiFled Is 1lio"N
into a trance by the wrathful muse. and his tralS
and difficulties assume various characters VIM"
appear before him in review. The cast Is heau
by Emma Carus Eleanor Falk. Betue 1oUi''
Frieda Valentine and James Ward. AfhohS INC
srecislt,es there are q number Of European nov
elites first among them The Mysterious I"oe'
which promises TO Guido the Aga sehsH,40 -
last season This is q French act' WHICH mas
been seen for the last eight months at the Falace
Theatre London. It is the invention OF NJ Fe"1'''
and IS an ingeniously contrived replica OF q
human countenance. six feet in diameter M Fe"l
worked fifteen years IN perfecting MS il4'ehNi0'1
and is enabled now TO cause the face TO assume
variety
ties ore the Sunny South Plantation Band. the nrst
Northern appearance of this negro organization
from Charleston. s. c. Paul Spadoni' q reniaI haoe
European 1uggler. who works with " pound can
non balls which he catches on the back OF his neck
i tla Same manner; Charles T Adrich. the Ameri-
can FTeso the e, SgSGh seadto-head balancing
''Willy' Zimmerman. another EuFoPeaL I 20,
when nas H Nsics ID Dale with his chimes: Rice
zrOcT acrObatS,
Hart in a humorous tumbling specially. Plctm i
f2ases 9i and Usher boats viii be on the roof
last season. and the COWS goats; PIGS rooSge er
den has been renovated and reprinted for the COM
fort Of the summer patrons
TIL. New Amsterdam Roof Garden will open to-
morrow night with skit called "A Little OF
Everything the attra9tton j MeNay IS fes
are the leading players.
Following a successful week IN Resurrection
the West End Theatre Will offer production OF
sTynder Two Flags this week. AS Cigarette, Miss
Una Abel-Brin5er will be seen in one Of the most
entertaining parts in her repertory. and VIII be
assisted by the popular G9mPany OF pyes , H0T
"Wednesday and Saturday matinees viii be gwen
The New-Yorl Theatre roof has been refurbished
throughout and made picturesque and bower
like as possible for the present summer season,
which begins next Monday week under the man
agement Of Ned Wayburn and F. Richard Ander-
son, with the Wayburn & Anderson roof show
which will include two hundred entertainers. Three
specslues by Ned Wayburn will be the feature
OF the opening, notably entitled Ned Way
6es be nstfe Ms 80 ms Gahinis ROYAL
Marine Band. OF Italy. and Genaro soldiernos or
chestra viii e permanent musical features through
the season.
An interesting engagement in local vaudeville will
occur this week, when the English comedian
Charles Hawtrey makes his farewell New-York
appearance at the Circle supported by efficient
company Of players. in his comedietta
Time Is Money" Besides this attraction Tes-
chow's Cats. just from Europe, a real novelty in
animal acts: RAYMOND and Caverly: two funny
strumentaists; Mark Sullivan. comedian and MIN
&c; Ten Brooke. Lambert and Ten Brooke, IN their
acrobats and cyclists; Paul Stephens. expert wire
artist; Rita Redmond. vocalist. and the Vitagraph
with new series Of views.
The season OF summer opera at Proctor's Fifty
eighth Street Theatre opened successfully with
The Fortune Teller and for the second week
the blI will bring forth another Nielsen success
Victor Herbert and Harry p. Smiths The Sing
ing Girl" Grace Orr Myers VIII remain prima
comedy part and Edward Metcalf the romantic
role.
Edna Wallace Hopper VIII head the bill at Proc
tors Twenty-tilird Street Theatre this week. She
will be in singing specially, in which she
will revive her early song successes and intro
duce many selections She will appear dEch
AFTERNOON ana evening At the Fifth Avenue and
proved novelty. will he retained The Surprising
accomplishments OF this utensil have excited COM
ment
An unusually attractive bill is announced at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, where beth William n
Thompson and Mrs. Edna Wallace Hooper will
contribute 20 the entert ainment OF Mr.. Proctor's
audiences Mr.. Thom25on's appearance in a
sketch by Clay n Greene. entitled For Loves
Sweet Sake" which produced at the recent
actors und testimonial, being seen here. well
Street Theatre. Mrs. Hopper here makes her start
ana hhlsh on The Ioop-the-loop series OF perform
Newark. anu
New views the cineInatograph are shown at
the Eden Musee. IN the afternoon and evening are
concerts with Professor Kruger. yioiin eooist:
Professor Kuehne. 'celIist. and Professor ZIerold
on the clarinet IN the World Ia Wax new feat
shown: who produces i've ducks from apparently
women and children from flower vases.
AT The head OF kciths programme for the cur
rent week are Mcintyre and Heath This is the last
season they VIII be seen IN their sketches Next
year they to star. and so will be lost To the
continuous" For this occasion they Will present
their skit. DIR. Breakabone" Among the other
attractions is Edwin SteTens. who, with his COM
pany VIII be seen IN his comedy sketch "A Night
on The return engagement Of Ethel I.evey is
songs by her husband, George Cohar I'orrov and
alcoona5G introduce musical speciaties in a Po
AucaA Pull More comedy viii be seen when
Bailey and Madison hold the boards For the little
ones IatiaTy's dogs viii afford amusement Holden
ana blorence wall present their comedy sket IA The
be given by Ed and Netfie Masse B ~ une 1I Will WIZ
barto and I-afferty and the biograph.
for TINS week az Dreamland. Coney Island the
daily afternoon and evening outdoor programme az
free shows remains unchanged Mile Helene &C.
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