New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
SUMNER ADJUSTMENTS.
Changes IN Roof Garden Bills
Beaches Open.

Beaches Open.
First let II De recorded that the three Rroas-
way theatres which were open last week are TO
be open this that The Yankee Consul" ar the
broadway; The Dictator" at the Criterion. and
-Pir- Paf-Pouf," at the Casino. are stiu plav-
Ing 10 good houses. and then the way is clear
~ announce what changes Of bin there are 70
he in ;he various roof garden attractions to-
morrow ard what is in vaudeville
The way Is not quite clear. however. for Miss
INA Abell-BrirIle- At the West End Theatre
Is going "a close the season Of that house this
week in blaze OF glory, and that must be
sDoken or Not content with playing the part
al the Empress Josephine in a play of that
name az SIX evening and two matinee perform
snces she IS going TO give two extra nlatinees
y, Thursday and Friday, rushing in where Mrs
Tqske I'D not tread with entire unconcern, and
producing 'liedca Gabier. It is 70 be sincerely
soIe5 that Marie Doran has not made the West
End English version OF the drama
For The third week at the Paradise Roof Gar
se-s oscar Hammerstein offers the following
s.rorg biz. The Mysterious Face. with its in
esn!ous mechanism: Spadoni in his wonderful
cannon bah juggling; Frank c. Young and Bes-
sie De voie the Gasch Sisters and willy Zim-
,,errnann IN his remarkable limitations OF cele-
b-are6 composers: Rice and Provost, Collins and
t1a-- EarteIi the wire king: Charles T. Al
5-ich The American F'regOli"; Al" Walz, the
sza-0rial artist" and "Parsifalia, with its cho-
-ls and ballet OF seventy girls and Mr.. Ham
-r-srstei-'s own score. Miss Emma Carus and
7Tfss ELeaEo-e Falk head the cast Some Of the
sorg hits in t'arsif2lla" are Jamesey LIZ
-ie C'COCnOC' and Leap Year IN Midnight
Town" The Dutch village Aourishes on the roof
extension and goat has been added 10 the
livestock exhibit which a-nuses the prone
rase-s Llechows cats are new feature OF this
weeks bill
To a little OF Everything" at the New-Arn-
s.er5arr -oos tomorrow night win be added
or rather substituted for q portion Of the
original attraction. an act made up Of songs
IN character from the various operettas or OF
fan5ach. For one entire act, therefore Broad
-rsv vii be assured Of nnernOra bic music, which
Is a memorable fact
Al the New-Yorl1 Theatre roof an act VIII be
ADDED tomorrow o. r curious character. A coal
baave- from England viii sit UP on the stage
s,s answer any question about the worlds his
,orv rur Up 10 him. Here may be an oppor-
,,.nf-v 10 settle several rnooted points-Who
wrote shakespeare's plays. among others and
who hit Billy Patterson?
A. P-o,tor,s Fifth Avenue Theatre this week
~On Change with George Ober. Wallace Err
skire and others in the cast. viii be revived
A. Proctors Twenty-third-st- house The
Magic KettIe"-which Is act Of magic per
formed by the simple means OF liquid air-enters
on lis fourth successful week
At Proctors one-hundred-and-twenty-
street Theatre tomorrow 8 production VIII be
made Of e romantic play called Heart and
Sword"
WITH the concert tonight the circle Eheatre
closes It's doors for the summer. The season
has been most successful one fer Mr.. Will
o~SN re "a q
ing vaudeville theatres OF the city. The pro-
gramrne for tonight announces Jessie Afllwerd.
HOlcornb Curtis and Webb Hoey and Lee,
stinson and Merton, Mario Carson I4arkins ana
Patterson. Carlos Dogs, The vttagraph ana many
others.
Nan" Patterson. under arrest n connection
with the death OF Caesar Young IN q cab, IS
the latest addition TO those in the group. People
Talked About" Buster Brown, his mother and
hts dog Tige are in the entrance hall OF the
Eden MusEe.
Miss Isadore Rush. who has been the Lady
HoIyrood n ''F-oroeora'' for the last two
seasons, will in all probability return 70 sta-donl
next season under the auspices OF John c.
Fisher Il q suitable vehicle can be secured
Arrangements are in progress for an open air
performance OF AS You Like It." TO be given
IN Newport the early part OF July under the
direction of George H Brennan. Several women
prominent in social circles IN New-York and
Newport have agreed 10 act as patronesses.
one Of the prominent promoters in the enter
prise is Mrs Forbes Curtis. who is niece OF
The late Ward NCAllister. and cousin OF
Marion Crawford. the novelist. For the last
few seasons she has been a member OF Martin
HarVeys company.
Miss Sadie 8Iartinot VIII be 81 Heith's this
week IN q sketch called Winning a Widow, %
supported by Charles 3. Welles. On the bill
are also Tony Wilson and Nile Anoros, trapeze
performer. Wilson and Helose do their orig
lnal 'stunr"-tae ''trarnplin bar act" AT the
head ~ the comedy and singing line will be
Oliver T. Eoldl1 and D-iuifred Florence in their
beth Murray IS another artist who viii please
With her voice as wei tell stories
Arrangements have been completed by Messrs.
Rush and Weber and the management Of Madi-
son Square roof on the night OF July =, when
there VIII be presented the musical spectacle
called Paris by Night" Not only will the
musical play itself be known by this name, but
tse ensemble OF attractions on the roof well.
here VIII Ice several hundred persons employed
ABOUT The roof itself, as French mattresses,
eoothtellers and Otne- attaches. while IN the
musical play Of Paris by Night there viii be
sons ID The chorus, most Of whom VIII be pretty
slrs. The names 0t the principals have not as
yel been announced.
Tony Pastors company for this week includes
Stanley and Brockman. the Count the Dude