New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

expense Of a new hacker. Golfer Damn, the
nominal head Of the family is the husband of
the actress who is being entertained by her new
nnanclal prop Shortly after the arrival of
different members of the Damn family Golfer
Damn learns that his wife is at Sherry's. Her
backer is mistaken for an entirely different
character. The young men of the Damn family
hlrt with the actresses, and are discovered by
their wives An attempt at love making bv
the backer is frustrated by Golfer Damn who
assumes the role of waiter and waits upon
his wife and her hacker. The arrival of the
packers wife the scene further complicates
matters.
No popular concerts in New-York since the
| memorable Thomas series in Central Park
thirty years ago have won more instant favor
| than have the Warren promenade concerts In
| St Nicholas Garden, 66th-st and Columbus
ave Mr.. Warren has been judicious in the ar
rangement of his programmes. avoiding the
real heavy music, except on special nights and
| being liberal with the lighter works by popular
composers AS usual, five special" pro-
grammes have been announced for the coming
: week, and the following Arrangement win be
mace permanent during the remainder of the
season: Monday, popular progra mme; Tuesday
symphonic programme; Wednesday, composers
NldiiaH) programme; Thursday, Wagner pro-
sranine, and Saturday, request programme
AT these special nights the music will NOT be
exclusively of numbers for which tbe nro
grammes have been made, but the programmes
VIII be broken with the lighter works of diff
teTGnt tfSnt composers The management has placed
| good seats sell for 90 cents which is new
| adjustment of prices downstairs
The bills at the four Proctor houses are as at
tractVe as ever. AT the Twenty-third Street
| Theatre James J. Corbett will head bill made
! up of McMahon's Watermelon Girls Miss Louise
cunning, who is confining herself TO Scotch ball
( lads; Edward BiondeI and company in The
! Lost Boy Pat Rooney and Marion Kent the
| Transatlantic -Four and Mr. and Mrs. Mark
t Murphy.
AT Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre E E.
hldders comedy, "A Poor Relation" will be
! given 1t was with this story that the late Sol
Smith Russell achieved one of his greatest tri-
umphs The leading role. Noah Vale, will be
taken by Mr.. Durkin, who has played it in Chi
cago, Boston and San Francisco. OF his many
characters this is his favOrite The cast will in
clude Grace Reals. Agnes Scott. William Nor
ton, Robert Rogers, Louise Macintosh. Paul
! scott, Charles Arthur and George Howell.
/ =, 1eHllessee's Pardner' will be presented at
the One Hundred -and-Twenty- Fifth Street The
atre with James Z. Wilson as Caleb Dunn, Miss
Mary RYAN as Tennessee Kent, owner of the
tennessee Mine in Arizona Miss Beatrice Nor
gan as Netue Brice, Geofrey Stein as Tom Ro-
Maine ard Sol Aiken Spike the Coroner.
The Crust of Society,"" an adaptation Of
Dumas's clever dramatic satire, will be the bill
At the 5th-ave. house with cast headed by
Eiita Proctor Otis and John H. Gilmour. In the
other roles viii appear Mary Hampton. Grayce
scott n. Dudley Hawley. Harold Hartsell and
Ninef good players. New scenery has bsen pro-
Vided for the revival and the gowns win be elab-
orate
Tony Pastor has arranged an excellent hot
weather bill for the present week. The Capital
City -Four will appear here in THE End of the
Round-Up." Miss Bonnie Thornton viii make
her first appearance here in two years.
The eighty-eishth performance of THE Heir
TO the Hoorah' at the Hudson Theatre occurred
last night, and a record for hot weather
successes was established by the Paul Arm
strong comedy. "Tha Heir enters upon the
final month of its long run at the Hudson with
tomorrow nights performance. a special mat
nee is announced for the Fourth of July
Frank Daniels will continue his engagement In
Sergeant Brue" at the Knickerboeker for one
week more. and viii then take brief vacation