New-York tribune., 1905-08-27

band. who contribute whole hours entertain
rnent including the spectacular pantomime. THE
Lions Bride This week will also the first
American appearance of Charles Sierra from the
Bonem' Of An american sStf SGentfeman makes his
act farce, 'On a String" Others on the bill are
the Ellis-Noan Trio of eccentric comedy aerobets;
Miss Josephine Gassman, with her pickaninnies;
Halliday and Leonard. Irish comedians; Klekko
and Bravoii. in operate selections; Jack and Ber;
tha Rich, song and dance duo. and Charles and
Kate Gibson, in one act sketch. The Burglars
The Hippodrome begins its second next
Wednesday night with "A Yankee Circus Mars
and The Raiders the attractions of last year.
The Incidental circus and speciality exhibitions will
be entirely
The Kaufman bicycle troupe Of twelve girls
will appear during the intermission between the
TWO scenes OF the musical extravaganza Minnie
Kaufman. youngest and prettiesu OF the bevy has
been acclaimed by foreigners the particular star
OF the troupe. The .Cottrell- -Powells riders have
been called in Europe the best horse people in the
world There women and a man. Miss
Theresa Rentz in high-schooi exhibitions is known
throughout France, Germany and Austria. Mar
cene, the English clown. is ready with new antics
also appear The Ciarkes have spent the Sumner mtlr
planning and rehearsng aerial naneuvres.
Few new faces in the play proper will mark the
opening OF the principals. Francis ]. Boyle. sue
the sole stranger. The ballet is practically intact
and Nincenzo Romeo, the ballet master. viii in
chaTge, The big chorus has been strengthened in
,d voice ana n1lnber bu! the original body of
-
ances daily at the Hppodrome. at ? and S O'Clock
captain Jack Bonayta recovered from the opera
hon by Lf. Wallace Henry Lee his remaining
hand IN time to return TO his work in the arena
at the Bostock wild animal show at Coney Island
yesterday. The wound in his hand where II was
cut into the bone for blood poisoning is now nearly
healed. and the captain is back facing the brutes
as regularly Nile. Morreli and her leonard
corneS, II- n.y. ms, mss ana , the wild animal musical
Ter and the elephants Nahkekeetah and the dane
,Is lions Brandu the HindoO and the snakes
fouhg Consul, "a. chimDanzee. and the twenty
ent." '' P'79
Joe Weber opens the season at his own music
hsll August % with his two big successes TIiggle
7e,e bfgsledy' and The College Widower' This
arrangement of his company at the Music Hall is
Tor only fifteen performances, the company leaving
mere September II FOR Boston visit the principal
cities Of America east Of the Mississippi River The
hfst matinee Of the engagement will be next Sat
nrdal The only popular priced matinee will be
Tuesday, September g. Among the new PRINCIPALS
engaged by Mr.. Weber Gilbert Gregory Ed
ward J. Connolly. Ernest I4ambart Miss Marion
'iarson and Miss Erminie Earle In addition is the
old guard, composed of Miss Marie Dressler
asharles A Bgeiow, Miss Trxie Friganza. Sam
.Msrior: Miss Bonnie Maginn, Frank Hatch. Miss
Edtth SiSRer and Joe Weber. Miss Marie Dressler
stgia sag about her Mammals Boarding House.
sslnd -Sso4t a Great Big Girl Like Me" and give
rlfti.rlons Of different types Of chorus girls
-.he Big Indian and Little Maid and "socrafes
5la1ekson Miss Trixie Friganza win sing Nancy
tssancy, and join with Mr.; Bgelow in "A Came
q Love. Miss Bonnie Magnn VIII sing For You
1oneyss y, IoT You, and Miss Marion Carson will
IN all his scenes in "Hggledy- -Piggledy" viii Re
9tft ,5li9eft gregory. Mr: Gregory has been the
iiieoish OF several casino productions.
The Pearl and the Pumpkin" written bv Paul
West and " " Denslow. with music by John w