The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-23
SUMNER SHOWS OF ALL KINDS
"ROLLIOKING GIRL TO RESUME
ITS RUN TOMORROW.
Novelties % tho wistaria-Robert =.
Hai4es at Proetor's-Chango Of Bill
! at tho Manhattan Beach Theater
--Shrfners to Go to DreamlAnd.

HaiSes At Pro~tor's-C hango Of Bill
at the Manhattan Beach Thester
-Hhriners to Go to Dreamland.
sThe Rollioking Girl will return TO the
Herald Square Theater tomorrow night
after its brief vacation with a cast lacking
none OF the popular favorites and still
headed by Sam Bernard and Hattie Will
liams with Joe Coyne and Aimee Angeles
as the chief OF the other funmakers. The
century performance will be celebrated
on Aug. 2 with souvenirs.
At the Lyric sFantana' for while last
week was the only survivor OF the shows
which started out to brave the summer
weather. Tho smith-Hubbell opera Is
nearing It's sooth performance and there Is
talk now OF continuing its run until No
vember.
Tho Wistaria Grove on the New York
roof will have two novelties this week.
They are the Three Zoeners, a troupe OF
aerial acrobats, and Ferry Convey, the
musical clown. New features for the
Sunday night concert are Maximiiian
Pilzer, the young violinist, and the Alex
ander Bevan- Alice Desmond operate Irio.
"When We Are Forty-one, with Elsie Janis,
Harry Burger Edltn blalT, Nelld Nepp aho
others, Is as popular as ever.
The bill at the New Amsterdam Aerial
Theater and Gardens, Lifting the Lid
and .The Whole Damn Family. with the
comic cinematognph automobile chase,
continues. Tomorrow night Fay Temple-
ton, Stella Mayhem, Virginia Earl, Louis
Harrison, Julius Iannen and D. l.. Don Will
introduce now features.
In the bill at Keith's this week are Charles
Guyor and Nellie O'Neill. for two years
with Babes in Toyland," presenting their
new aorobatic comedy entitled Watch the
Finish; John W. World and Mandell King
ston, the singing and dancing comedy
duo; Emil Hooh, Jane Elton and company
In their comedy success, Mile. Ricci. the
Yamamote Brothers, Japanese gymnats;
and Ben Welch the Hebrew impeIsonator
The headner at Hammerstein's Paradise
Roof Gardens for the ensuing week is Col.
CASTOR Bordeverry who recently appeared
at the Hippodrome. Pewitt, the Mys-
FERROUS Face, the roof garden novelty
of last summer, will return again; The
-Four Bard Brothers will be seen in a sensa-
tional acrobatio act and the Three Ronay
Sisters, the clown musicians, will also appear.
Mrs. Genevieve g. Haines's Spanish play,
'Once Upon Time,' will be seen at Proc
tors Fifth Avenue this week, with Robert
T. Haines in the chief part and the members
Of the stock company supporting him.
Jim the Westerner," written by. Edward
E. Rose, will be produced for tho first time
In New York city tomorrow at Proctor's
l25th Street Theater. Tho role OF James
Enrol will be played by G. Alanson Lesley
and Beatrice Morgan will be seen as
At Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
Sydney. r; Tolers remant i drama Ira sso The
James Durkin and Grace Reals will have
the chief parts.
A bill headed by Miss Helen Bertram the
singer, is tho attraction at the Twenty
third Street Theater. As the extra feature
Mr.. Proctor has secured Sherman and
De Forrest, who will offer their travesty
sThe Fall Of Poor Arthur" There will
also appear on this bill Miss Blanche Sloan
and James Walthour and company in a
racing act.
Tony Pastor offers for next week abill
headed by Herbert Lloyd, the tramp juggler.