The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-09
NOVELTIES IN SUMNER SHOWS
FAY TEMPLETON TO JOIN THE
COMPANY AT THE AERIAL.
VIII Take Corinnc's Part In "Ldftins tho
Lid"-"The ROllick,nE Girl" to Ceie.
b-ate Its loom Perform ancc-Concy
Islands Parks Drawing CrOWds.

VIII Take COrinnc's Part In "Lifting tho
Lid"--.'rhe Roilicking Girl" to Ccie-
brate Its loom Performancc-Conc
Isiand's Parks Drawing Crowds.
Fay Templeton will join the players
at the Aerial Theater on the New Amster-
dam roof tomorrow night, taking the part
of Mdthilde Magazine In Lifting the Lid
which Corinne has been playing MISS
Templeton will have two new songs, Ihe
Difference Between What You Want and
What You Get" and PAS Rich and Ma
Don't Care" She will also have part
In "The Whole Damn Family" with Stella
Mayhew Louis Harrison, D. l.. Don and the
others.
Sam Bernard and "The Rolicking Girl
will soon celebrate their Tooth performance
at the Herald Square Theater. The show
gives no Sign of losing its popularity
Hattie Williams y an able assistant In the
funmaking and the musical numbers lose
none of their attra ctiveness with familiarity.
The swing song, with its bunch OF girls
shooting out over the heads Of the audience,
is as striking a summer novelty as New
York has ever had
At the Lyric "Fantana" continues its
uninterrupted prosperity. The, Shnoerts
Sept 4 with an all American chorus. On
the same night the company now at the
Lyric will open in Boston for run.
The Wistaria Grove on the New York
Theater roof promises some novelties Tor
tomorrow night Elsie Janis will add to
her limitations one Of Anna Held, while
Harry Bulger has some new verses LOT ms
topical song In the Osler review" When we
Are Forty-one. "The Girl in the Red
Domino" and Sam Elton are still in the
vaudeville bill.
The Heir to the Hoorah' at the Hudson
has passed Its tooth performance. 1t ia
still the only straight comedy playing In
New York. Changes In the cast last week
have not lessened the attractiveness OF
Paul Armstrong; amusing play.
Keith's bill for this week Is headed by the
Colonial Septette, who present a musical
number under the title of AN Old-Time
Halloween" Nina Morris d Co. offer
comedetta entitled "A Friends Advice
while Sherman and De Forrest have
laughable burlesque entitled THE Fall OF
Poor Arthur Toby Claude, late Of "A
Chinese Honeymoon. appears in a specia'ty'
while the Brothers Damn indulge IN &C.
centric acrobatic feats. Raynor's Dogs,
Barry and Walford, Charles and Ada
Kalmo, Tom Moore and James Richmond
Glenroy help to fill out the bill.
Many changes will be made in the bill
this week at Hammerstein's Paradise
Roof Garden. Among the newcomers will
be the Hengler Sisters. Hill and Sylvany,
the Magic Kettle, the Millman Trio and
Marcus and Latelle. Rossi, the musical
horse, will remain, as will slso Capt. Blooms
demonst ration Of the wireless telegraph.
Ernest Hogan and his company of twenty
FIVE will introduce some new songs.
FRANKLIN Fyles's four-act drama "The
Governor of Kentucky" used one season by
Mr. William H. Crane. will be presented
this week at Proctor's 125th Street Theater.
The role Of Gorernor Lee, created by, Mr..
Miss beatrice Morgan viii be .jeueU
At Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theater
this week Coon Hollow" will be presented
Grace Reals, Agnes Scott, Charles Arthur,
Heading the bill at the Twenty third
street house will be Edna Wallace Hopper.
Charley Grapewin. supported by Anna
the mysterious musician will also appear
in this bill.
At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theater Rose
Coghlan will appear this week as Lady Gay
ST. dnker in London Assurance" Others in
the cast will be j. H. Gilmour. Wallace
krskine and Charles Able
Tony Pastor promises an excellent warm
weather bill for next week The Four
Nelson's in comedy acrobatic act viii
be the headlners; ice Morris will return
with new parodies and the Three Sisters
Constantine. Brooks brothers, Mooney and
Holbein and Lorenz and Healy will help to
Ali out the program.
Conterno's band, with its thirty-fve
skilled musicians, is entertaining crowds
at Terrace Garden nightly.
Additions have been made to the Ameri-
can gallery at the Eden Music, so that now
every epoch in the history Of the country
from the Revolution to the present day
Is represented.
A first rate vaudeville bill Is offered at
Huber's Fort George Casino this week.