New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-21
~NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Changes in Summer Attraetions-The Ibsen
Propaganda in Harlem.

The Orenbach Review" an idea born in Paris
and first put the stage there. was Incorporated
last night into "a Little Of Everything at the
New Amsterdam Roof Garden. making a third
act. and 1t proved be the best part OF the enter
tainment. The review is made up of songs and
choruses strung together from eight OF the comic
operas Of the master OF sprightly music, and they
We're sung last night by Miss Fay Templeton. Peter
PLAYING on the roof in character from the operas
voice, and even Mr.. DALEY could be heard back Of
ment does not differ much from its previous form.
which is not high recommendation
The bill at Oscar Hammerstein's roof garden this
week continues much the same. though Miss Emma
Carus has left the cast OF 'Parsifalia'' and
performing cats have been added to the vaudeville
numbers. The peculiar quality of Mr. Hammer
STEMS programmes II Is impossible 10 duphcate
elsewhere and other roof gardens can hardly lessen
the popularity OF the Victoria however entertain
ing performances they may furnish.
Max Figman. formerly stage manager for Mrs.
Fiske has been engaged to stage 'Hedda Gabler''
for Miss Una AbelI-Brinker, who purposes to show
herself and her stock company IN the Ibsen drama
at the West End Theatre on Thursday and Friday
afternoons. Mr.. Figman will also play the part OF
Brack In which he is quite familiar Mrs F1ske
for a single afternoon last winter TO a crowded
9o9uIar prices which viii prevail this week
The Ibsen drama in stock is not common thing.
indeed and some interest attaches to the outcome.
John T Sullivan. the actor, and the recently
divorced husband OF Rose Coghlan. died OF heart
disease last Sunday at the Hotel BarthOldi.- Mr..
Sullivan about fifty years old. and a native OF
Boston. where he made his first stage appearance
He married Miss COghlan IN 1893 and lived with
her for years. For the last few seasons they
did not live together. and week ago the actress
secured in this city decree OF divorce. 1t Is said
that his health was much affected by this fact
Mr. Sullivan. besides appearing with his wife as
Joint star a repertoire Of plays had appeared in
various companies through the country. His last
Broadway engagement was in Hearts Cour-
ageOus.
The Southerners'' at the New-York Theatre.
will temporarily close the engagement next Satur-
day evening for a vacation. and will reopen for
brief at this theatre on Monday evening, Au-
gust l.
The latest addition to vaudeville ranks Is Jameson
Lee Finuey. who next week will the leading
attraction Froctor's Fifth Avenue and One-hUn-
dred-and-t wenty-hfth-st theatres. For his vaude
Vile appearance Mr. Finney has selected from the
numerous sketches submitted AIgernOn TaSsin's A
Fighting Chance" Mr. Finney assumes the part
OF a burglar who enters apartment the Wal
dOrf- Astoria and there Is discovered by a young
woman, whom he believes 10 be a hotel thief like
himself. The sketch has not had previous PFesen-
tation- He will be assisted by Miss Kathryn Keys.
who member OF the cast OF The Secret OF
POlichireIle'' in its recent run IN New-YOrk.