New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17

q thriving business. The management has
started a voting contest for the most popular
member Of the chorus. The who wins gets
a free trip to the 81. Louis Exposition. The
purchase Of an orchestra chair entities one TO
vote. The pool is heavy and widely distributed,
according TO latest accounts
Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden will
have for the ensuing week Merians troupe of
-pantomimic dogs in their one-act "melo-
drama" a Faithless Woman" The little play,
which is performed by the dogs without the
presence Of a trainer on the stage, has made
hit. and the leading lady villain and low
comedian" receive curtain calls each evening
Paul Spadoni continues his juggling Of cannon
balls; Pewitt, the Mysterious Face, is continued;
Hin and Sylvan, in their unicycle act; Charles
II Adrlch, the American tregoli; Rice and Pre-
Vost, parody acrObats; the Cash Sisters, young
women symnasts, and Willy Zimmerman. in his
new limitations Of famous composers, also
main. Among the other acts are Collins and
Hart, Kartelly, Al Nalz and "Parsifalia" with
Eleanore Falk and chorus and ballet of sew
enty.
The oldtime favorites at Tony Pastors Wat
SON. Hutchings and Edwards will head the bill
In their skit. The Vaudeville Exchange" Others
are Hathaway and Walton, Dancing Duo:" Sui
livan and Pasquelina, in a Newsboys Appeal"
The Original Three Madcaps. novelty acrobatic
dancers; May Leon and her trained pets, dog
Teacher" Arlington and Delmore, comedy
sketch. My Husband" Coulter and Starr
blackface comedians Morris and Morris com
edy sketch team Hoyt and Waller the Laugh
LOoseners; Revere Sisters Fashion Plates Of
Vaudeville; Waldo the comedian juggler: the
IraYelgraph. with new views of interest and
the American Nitagraph
The regular season of the New-Yorlx Theatre
is 10 open a week from tomorrow evening with
a musical melange called The Maid and the
Mummy" Richard Carrie. who wrote The Ten
derfoot." is responsible for the book and lyrics
and Robert Hood Morris for the music. The
cast contains Richard Carol. George Beane Ed
. ole GaT1ie, Louis Wesley. Edgar Norton Mar
EAret mckinney, May Boley and Mrs Annie
heamans. The chorus is reported TO be both
.a1se ana exceedingly attractive. there being
foIIy Girls, apprentice Girls" "AutonobiJs
Girls Seminary Girls and "E,gvnfian cirJs -
as wen as a number of other brands .arba
mummy and the Maid" has been a success s,nce
lIs opening al the Garrick Theatre. Chicago
seven weeks ago. "e0
Paris by Night" the musical production
atop the Madison Square Garden. has continued
10 grow in favor. Its tunefulness. light and
color have served - stamp it as one OF the
midsummer successes. Several novelties are
promised for this week in the Hay of new nun
bers and specialties.
At Proctor's Tvventy-third s,raa+ -rbao.r. q.
one-act play. For Lizette" heads thu rro
sramme- There is also a strong vaudeville bin
AT Froc'ors FIFTH Avenue Theatre Robert T.
Haines and Laura Hope Crews appear in ..-rbe,-
Honeymoon" Many attractive features a.. -,
nouneed in the vaudeville part of the perform
nnce.
AT Proctor's One-hundred- and -twentve,,b
ST house, Mr.. Haines and Miss Crews are also
Featured with an excellent vaudeville Hill
The bathing beach ct Dreamland will shortly
be opened for bathing at night, with ,trearers
OF electric light strung between the life Inc
posts. The programme this week on the wanda
vile stage has the Golden Gate Quintet as
the headliner. while other acts include Garden
and Somers. xylophone players: De Ronzo .,a
Howard on the revolving pole Smith and
IoNen singers ano dancers; Anna Kenwick
coon shouter and buck and wing dancer and ~
Ford sisters, singers and dancers Othe, acts
Tor the circus rings and In the open ar ~.