New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

sOlost Harvey Harvey Wilson Hndermeyer. tenor.
The .F8oy Paderewski,r Willie Eckstein. will give
free recital for children between the ages of eight
and fifteen years at the New-York Theatre. next
Tuesday afternoon. at 5:l5. Every child between
the age limits mentioned Will be admitted without
cost, as will accompanying parents or guardians
Grown persons who go alone will not be admitted
Master Eckstein and the management OF Wstaria
Grove have planned this entertainment for the
young folk as children seldom attend the evening
roof garden performances r,.
may be had upon application AT the New.Iork
Theatre box office from o'clock tom9rToW mSrn
and Sunday school teachers are invited to take
their classes in BODY
Additions have been made to the American Gal
lery at the Eden Musee Every epoch in the history
of the country. from the time Of the Revolution TO
the present day. is shown
Next Wednesday will be Texas Day at the Gal
weston Flood. Coney Island. Many survivors OF the
catastrophe which DESTROYED the metropGis oil of the
Lone Star State will be present. souvenirs VIII DC
distributed.
MANY changes will be seen in the bill this week
at Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden Among
the newcomers will be the Henger sisters. Hin and
sylvany the Magic Kettle, the Millman Fri" ana
Marcus and Latelle Rossi. the musical horse VIII
remain will also Captain Bloom demonstrator fInaa
and his company of twenty FIVE viii Introduce new
songs and the Girl from Coney Island VIII De
heard in a new repertory.
Sam Bernard and The Rollicking Girl are pre-
pairing TO celebrate their Tooth performance at the
Herald Square Theatre. The weather seems TO
make no difference with the crowds or with the
spirits of the players.
Keith's midsummer bill this week is headed by
the Colonial Septet which. in the picturesque cos
tunes of forefathers presents AN Old Tyne
Halloween" Sherman and De Forrest have bur
lesque entitled The FAN OF Poor Arthur Toby
Claude. tiny English singing comedienne, late
of "A Chinese Honeymoon; the Brothers Damn.
Raynors dogs Barry and Walford. Charles and
James Richmond GIenroy with Irish stories; the
De Amos. Madeline Diston, Hawthorne and Burt
and Joe Edmunds complete big entertainment.
1.-The Heir the Hoorah" still runs at the Hud-
son Theatre. Changes have been made in the cast
in the last week. Miss Jane Peyton has succeeded
don. Miss Louise Rutter is now Madge Casey, and
Ernest Lamson, Dave Lacy. The comedy enters
upon its fourteenth week at the Hudson tomorrow.
At Terrace Garden DR.. Conterno the bandmas-
ter. leads thirty-fve musicians in the band with
which he won many medals at the Worlds Fair in
ST. Louis.
At Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre Coon
Hollow" will be the attraction this week.
Franklin Fyles's four-act drama THE Governor
Of Kentucky" used one season by William H.
Crane, will be given this week at Proctor's One
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Street Theatre The
role of Governor Lee, created by Mr.. Crane, will
be played by James E Wilson. Miss Beatrice
Morgan will be Jewell and the others in
the cast will be Helen Tracey. G. A. Lessey, Sol
ering Harold Hartsel. Geoffrey Stein and Ethel
Conroy The Sunday concerts will include Mr..
H. Cullen and Albora Trio and a dozen others.
The big theatre at Manhattan Beach. since its
opening, has had its full quota OF patronage. The
bill for the coming week will be headed by Miss
Della Fox, who will offer a singing act made up
OF a repertoire Of songs that are both new and
present QUO Vadis Upside Down. and following
them will come 'Dida," the Five Mowatts. Bedini
and Arthur. Mazuz and Mazette. W. c. Kelly, the
Italian Trio and the Yalto Duo.
The Sunday performances at the Manhattan
Beach Theatre, beginning to-day, will commence
at O'Clock instead of g. formerly The bill is
made up of last weeks stars, including Henry E.
Dxey Mile Herman. Sidney Grant, oBrien &
navel me NeNaIos, McMahoh Watermelon
Girls. Professor Meehan's Transatlan.-e Four.
thinner and others.
Elsie Janis will add her imitation of Anna Held
to her other mimic portraitures Wistaria Grove
this week. Sam Elton the man who made the
Shah laugh" Will be retained the programme
THE Girl in the Red Domino" a new Spanish
dance. has several sensational qualities She will
introduce other CHARACTERISTIC national dances
later. The Boy Paderewski' Will be heard in an
entire change of programme. Harry Bulger will
sing new verses in his topical songs in When
Theresita and the Navassa Troupe will again be
seen.
At Tony Pastors the Four Famous Nelson
Comiques. Lorenz and Healy Ctheir first appear
ance at this house team. Joe Morris the
Jew With tine pipes the Three Sisters Co1stantine
Mooney and Hobein, Bertha and Brockway, Bert
Lennon, William La Belle, Edith ". Richards and
Jules Larvette VIII be the entertainers.
Mr.. Proctor announces for the week Of July 10
at his 2Sd-st. house Miss Edna Wallace Hopper,
OF the Silver Slipper" and ''Florodora" companies
his attraction Miss Hopper will be seen
in a singing specially. Charley Grapewin. sup
ported by Miss Anna Chance and company, will
Sisters TosTo the mysterious @ musician; Harding
and An Sid Mile. Olive. EUropes leading lady
1uggler; James J. Cullen the Man from the
West; Esmeralda Sisters and Four Flower Girls.
and Will Roger and his horse, expert asso and
lariat thrower complete the BILL
James X Hackett has engaged by cable Harriet
Otis Dellenbaugh for the role OF Lady Marchmont,
the middle aged peacemaker. in his Forthcoming
production Of The Walls Of Jericho" at the Savoy
the performances of The play there where it has
been running since last October.
Theodore Kremer has cabled from London
denying the report that he colaborated with Mr..
Clyde Fitch in several plays. Mr. Kremer will
henceforth write unaded by any co-worker. as he
FfIcs mas mas oonf e dd nowever adapt Mr.
into the German text for the Berlin stage
The special engagement of Miss Rose Coghlan at
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre has been extended
for the current week Tomorrow Miss Coghlan
will appear as Lady Gay Spanker in London AS
Surance Mr Proctors stock includes John II