The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-11
THIRD ROOF GARDEN TO OPEN.
IT'S TIE WIS7ARIA GROVE. ON
TIE NEW YORK THEATER.
Vaudeville Novelties and . DR.. Osler Bur-
lesque-New Things on the Other
ROOfs-COney island shows Improved
The Three Musical shows Prosper.

THO lnTec Musical SuOWs ''"'pN'
Tho roof garden on top Of the New YORK
Theater will open tomorrow night undef
the name Of "The Wistaria Grove with
bill Of vaudeville and burlesque which
promises pienty of novelty. The great
novelty of the show will be the appear
ance OF The Girl With the Red Domino,
a widely heralded dancer, who her man
ayers declare, never appears in public save
in crimson mask. Coco. the human
monkey. Is anot Of the entertainers.
and the Vistaro Troupe of eighteen girls
will give new musical act.
The burlesaue which makes the second
half OF the nights entertainment is called
.When We Are Forty-one. Robert
Smith wrote the book and Gus Edwards
the music. Harry Bulger will be the Dr.
Hosler and Emma Carus Lady Long Green
Helpinr them will be Elsie Janis, Nella
Webb. Nellie DAILY, Johnny McVeigh and
4 number Of others.
.Lifting the Lid" and the Gilbert and
Sullivan review start the second week OF
the summer season on the New Amsterdam's
Aerial Theater tomorrow evening.
novelty will be series Of amusing moving
pictures Of an automo6ile race, ,;s e Rar rne
son, Eddie Leonard, julius Tanner, VIZ
rinia Earl and Diamond Bonner.
Hammerstein's roof offers a much changed
bill for the second week Of the summer
season. Most notable Of the newcomers
Is Dida, the creation of woman out OF
nothing r97Io the Ma Map hi nra mS Msga
Cline, Charles Guyer and Nellie ONeill,
MoMahon's Watermelon Girls, Reno and
Richards and the Patty Brothers
The Hippodrome will have tonight
the first of Sunday night series OF en-
tertainments. Sousa's Band will appear
and will have the support of these soloists:
Fstelle Iiebling, soprano; Herman Bell
stedt, cornet. and Marshall Lufsky, piccol!o,
Regular Hippodrome prices will rule.
The cooling plant has proved its usefulness
IN the big building. and the popularity OF
the weekday show, with a Yankee Cir
Gus on Mars and -The Raiders" gives no
Sign of falling off.
At the Knickerbocker Frank Daniels
and Sergeant Brue' have nothing but pros
perity to report. This is their second month.
and the musical farce Is proving TO have
all the elements which make summer
show popular.
Sam Bernard III ne ho!lchlns Will
II is announced has played to average
houses Of SIS, 900 a week for the six weeks
It has been at the Herald Square. AS
Schwdrts, Bernard is as funny as he has
been In any part, and with Hattie Williams,
Joe Coyne and Aimee Angeles to help him
he ought to stay in Manhattan we'll into
the fall
A variety of special events are announced
IN connection with the engagement OF
Jefferson De Angels in +Fantana" at the
Lyric Theater. On Tuesday evening 300
West Point Cadets will attend the perform
lavishly decorated in honor OF their presence.
special matinee is announced for July 4.
and the 2Gtth Interpretation Of "Fantana'
In New York will be celebrated on July S.
THE Heir to the Hoorah- begins it's tenth
week at the Hudson Theater tomorrow
night. It has outlived the regular season
and Is proving that rare thing, a Legitimate"
play which can live in New York in summer
A new cooling plant has been put in the
theater.
There are to be seven more performances
Of Loves Lottery In New York before
the Schumann -Heink Opera Company closes
its successful season OF forty weeks. These
performances will ha played at the
Academy of Music
Adelaide heim has selected for the fourth
week of the aedson OF her stock company at
the Harlem Opera House Bronson n oyard's
young Mrs Winthrop" which was first
played at the MadiSon Square Theater
nearly a quarter Of century ago.
At the Fourteenth Street Theater .he
Cha rles A Goettler so k companv will
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OctoLo1n' r - Ratciiile Is cast tor JACOB
McC psHy. Mr MasAaii LOT the Amercan
1ndian on,ef, Ndh-no-'fe, ana MISS Wall
Will play 10.
The Metropolis lheater Is to hare Down
Our Way play Of New England life.
which pleased when it was rrsssnt>c, down
town last week.
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De the Ff"aIchot' on H'hNay afternoon
June is al tn" Madison Square Garden
Concert Hal 81 p az from the Sanskrit,
Kalidasa's "Sakria Tho Progressive 7
Stage Society l., n ming the production.
Edmund Rus-ol, toa E-'rn nd Frances
Adler. a daugh' of Jacob T. A.ilcr, viii |.
have pare
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