New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Miss Chrystai Terne viii be added to the cast
frsy Stein Miss Helen Tracy and others of the
Proctor stock company. Itchter's Wife, was
Manhattan Theatre short time ago
A novelty win be seen at Proctors Twenty-third
Street Theatre this week Henry Lee. with his i'm
presentations OF great men. has agreed to allow Mr..
Foy buriesque him. and in order to assist the
on the stage. In ADDITION. Moore and I4ttleheld,
fresh from Europe viii present Change Your Act
12ora serioIi 1ro5tcf;S NJ A4eso @ las+ t an1eaT
the blackface artist. and others are TO appear.
Dora Thorne" will be this weeks attraction at
ProctoTs One-hundred-and-twenty-f Street The
Rtre. with Miss Beatrice Morgan IN the title
role In the cast James E Wilson, Wallace
Erskne. Dudley Hawley. Sol Aiken. Charles Able.
Lessey, Miss Mathilde Deshon, William Cullngton
Julian Reed and Miss Emily Dodd Sunday con,
features viii be Robert T. Haines. in The In
the Hippodrome.
'Dr JeLyn and Mr.. HYDE" VIII be the weeks
blu at the Fifty-eighth Street house.
Keith's attraction Cor the week is the WILL
isms Walker Glee Club. with fifteen coIored sing
ers Of the 'In Dahomey' comany. Miss Maud Har-
rison and company will present Julian Streets
comedietta entitled, 1.-THE Lady Across the Hall"
Jehan Bedni viii introduce his buriesque on
a sketch called "The New 6tenographer' Ray l.
ingsfons La Petite Adelaide sailie stefbeE, Chalk
Saunders. the Delton BrotheTg, Carolyn Young
BIZ BIZ Baxter ana A'AsF ana 0'''ay complete the
Among the newcomers at Hammerstein's Paradise
Roof Gardens for the coming week viii be seen
Ford and Gehrue and the ten Rollcking Girls,
Nine. Adelaide Hermann the Juggling McBanz
Three Musicai Jonsons the uz BrothePs and SoG
the first time at the Roof Garden, the Doherty
and his twenty-five Memphis students. Rice and
Horse. Captain Pioon%s % %deinonsTation % Of Wireiesa
Telegraphy and the Girl from Coney Island
Miss Fay Templeton has been well received st
the New Amsterdam Theatre In the first act of
Lifting the LID" she sings What You Want and
What You Get" and in the second act she presents
a character Imitation. appearing with a hand organ
cart. arrayed In the characteristic dress OF the
RsEamT6gat1ng musicians Of Muiberry-st In The
Brown and sings q new song eccomnsnI-in ber-
self on the piano
Aubrey Muttenthal is engaging the company to
support Miss Edna Aug IN the new musical
comedy, "a -Four Leaf Clover" The first person Sc
leoted was Miss Maude Granger formerly Of Henry
W. EzYsges forces. Miss Grangers role is that OF
an srtstocrate society leader. "A Four Leaf
Sloan has supplied about dozen musical numbers.
Nine Sarah Bernhardt's American tour under
the direction Of the Messrs. Shubert, Will begin
early in November, when she is to succeed Richard
Mansfield the stage OF the Grand Opera House
Chicago The tour will not only include the East
S ScaIes bf ed9 % an egageLaePt al me Lyric Theatre
Mao nSo niIg ~ Lae rafInc f TpaST ana
seen in America These are Angelo" by Victor
6srdou; Camille" by Alexandra Dumas; ''Magda,h
by 6udermann, and Nine Bernha2dts own version
OF 'Adr1enne LecoUVreur.'
The business being done by "Fantana" at the
Lyric Theatre gives so little indication Of dropping
on that the Messrs Shubert are seriously obnsid-
sEing change chan in their Plans Of bringing De Wolf
VIII 60 ON hs f6a a aad PPr viii II renSn In
Eew-York untl November. when Mr.. Hopper viii
bsStn his engagement at the Lyric.
Miss Estelle Clayton, who retired from the stage
seven years ago, is TO return in vaudeville. She
has arranged an act entitled THE Woman Beaut-
whom she calls The Physical Culture Girls She
gaG ch viii be P1eseP5ed g for the & Fst tine tine at Bay
be brought 10 the city.
At Wistaria Grove the eccentric Marco Twins
one six feet tall the other three and one-haf feet
viii De the chief attraction this week. Sam
Elton, the Astonishing Avolos.' the Girl In the
Red Domino" and When We Are Forty-one,"
Harry Bulger, and Miss Else Janis and her imta-
feature will be Lyndale Allison The concert Will
Bulger. San Elton and the AVOIDS.
where she viii remain during the summer resting
and studying "Monna Wanna" in which she will
make her first appearance AT the Manhattan Thea
ire IN the autumn, under the direction Of Harrison
Grey F1ske.
The last performances OF THE Heir to the
Boorah" are announced. The play VIII finish the
EeAson Saturday night and open at Rich &
1Iarriss Hollis Street Theatre. Boston. after about
four weeks vacation.
A vaudeville bill viii hold the boards at the
Manhattan Beach Theatre this week Miss Emma
carus has been engaged for her only appearance ia
the varieties. She VIII offer a singing speciality
made Of several comic opera selections and pop
ular songs. For extra features, there are Bert
55S.alie ana robert 1l1Ily; willy Zimmerman and
and Melrose. Augusta Close and Marcus and Gar
telle. va"
The success OF the athletic games last Frida,,
IN Dreamland. in connection with the French
carnival Gven 20 celebrate Bastlle day has brought
call fo- another meeting of amateur athletes
there This IS announced for Monday night An
gust T. The hpqocrone races are still q feature
and "CTcarion' Is attracting crowds. There Is al,
ways trecze OF the ocean at Dreamland. and
II the ocean Gr-eZas not sufficiently cooling
there is The Dr@aEa!ala arshiD.
Notwithstanding The storms OF last week crowds
took advautase q the tlme between drops 10 run
6own 10 Manhattan Beach and spend the evening
n Pains ainphi1heatre. The first excursion from
Long Island viii 20 down next Thursday. The
railroad company has scheduled the CTain leave
immec-ately after the di5play.
The Aeight OF the summer season finds Luna Park
popular Ia the circus nearly hundred
performers and each week brings q change of
programme. Colonel soeoy. for years manager Of
OF The three bic ching canvas circuses. is
ringmaster and general director. Fire and
Flames" has Irany participants, great excitement