The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-21
ROOF GARDENS MAKE READY
SIMMER SHOW PLANS-ONE ORA.
MATIC NOVELTY.
Sfme kalich TO Wake Her Debut In an Eng.
lsh speaking part--Stoci< Company
, OF the Harlem Opera House--Marie
: Tcmpests Time Hero Eatepded.

lsh speaking E'art--St0ck company
OF the Harlem opera House--Marte
I, Tcmpest's Time Hero Eatended.
Roof garden plans are rapidly taking
share. The New York Theater oronfd
is roof last night with the first of series
-; concerts by Walter Durnrosch and his
Jew York Symphony Orchestra. These
gill last until June IL. when the regular
eeason will begin Then the garden will he
called the Vista ia Grove and a bu'lesque,
fseed on the Osler theory and called "When
We We're Forty-one," will be given.
Oscar Eamnerstelns Paradise Roof
Garden, on top Of the Victoria Theater,
Hammerstein figuring that many do not
care to 20 TO summer show Until after .
late dinner June Is opening night.
Lifting the Lid will be the summer 70
view Of the Aerial Gardens on the New
Amsterdam Theater, and a company Of
clever folks is to be in the cast This gar
den ~ill also open on June
The dramatic novelty of tho week Is the
rappearanoe Of Nine. Kalisch, the Polish
sctress, in an English speaking part. She
will take the title Iole at the American
Theater next week in Sardou's Fedora
Fer popularity with East Side audiences has
reen great. and it is believed that she will
win praise in her new effort. The George
Fawcet company will support a new
conner Edwin Arden. who will play Loris
IodrO1.
OF the serious plays in town sTrlby' at
the New Amsterdam hos but this week to
nun. Wilton Lackaye as Srengdlt and
Virginia Harmed as Trilby have added to
rhe laurels they won In tho first production
zen years age.
The Music Master at the jou has but
fifteen more performances, one Of which
is a special matin'e on Decoration Day.
Ths play will be re sumed in the fail.
From the big new Hippodrome come only
reports Of increasing audiences and there
.seems little DOUBT that the show will be an
all summer drawing card. New acts are
constantly being added to tho circus part
Of the program: Ihs week week the ,e II, ieim rs
their full act. while Col. Bordeverry vii!
;erform other startling feats with his
rife. Marceiine. the English clown, pTorlises
to vary his performance and Ferry Cor
gey hGs announced his first appearance
With & new instrument OF his own inven-
ton.
Marie Tempest and SThe Freedom Of
Suzanne" will stay ct the Empire Theiter
two weeks more. As first planned the
snga cement would have closed last night,
hut 70 great has been the popularity OF
player and play that the extension OF time
was decided on. There will be an extra
rna,in G on Decoration Day.
Paul Armstrong; Heir to the Hoorah'
tegins its seventh week at the Hudson
The%ter tomorrow night A clever COM
pany has helped to make the amusing
comedy popular, and it is likely to run for
soioe weeks longer.
There is no lack Of musical plays in town.
At the Herald Square Sam Bernard and
The Rolioking Girl will round out their
first month with this weeks performances
Hattie WilliRms's Friends That A,e Good
and True seems to be the song hit of the
piece.
Sergeant Brue,' with Frank Daniels
as the laundering hobby i, filing the
Knick erbocker Theater nightly, Blanche
Ring has never had a better part and there
are plenty OF clever Comedians and any
number Of pretty girls ali the ing! edients,
In fact OF q summer show.
"Fantana" gives such indication Of pro-
longed success at the Lyric Theater that
the management already announces special
matinees for Decoration Day. May 30, and
Independence Day, July 4. Espec ially
handsome souvenirs will be given on the
occasion Of the 200th performance of the
musical comedy in New York, which will
and second classes rom the United States
Military Academy at West Point will cele-
biste the beginning Of their annual furlough
by attending "Fantana' on June Is.
George NJ. Conan and his own company
In his musical ply Little Johnny Jones'
will begin their last week at the New York
Theater Tomorrow evening. This is it's
fifth enga cement here, and each one has been
marked W good houses at every perform
ence.
The Harlem Opera House will begin its
first stock season this week with company
headed by Adelaide Klein. The first play
viii be Camille. with Miss keim in the
title part ard Martin 4. Alsop as A rriC 4.
Others in The &C St viii ba Giles Shine. Charles
Svickard, Lillian Ciayes and Lizzie Goode.
Aiatin "a will be given on Tuesday, Thurs
Gay and Saturday.
Williams ana Wallier, the negro come
dinns with their IN Dahomey" show
have scored such hit at the Grand Opera
HOUSE that they will stay there two weeks
more. OF the lot OF clever songs the two
that seem to please the audience most are
"IIismss Nobody" and Walkers new
Ole, Miss Georgia"
The success: Of the souvenir performance
o! Quincy Adams Sawyer" at the Academy
Of Music last Thursday evening has de-
cided the management to give another on
Thu cd y evening, May %. On this ocoa-
son Inc souvenir will be Stage" a game of |
cards.
My Tomboy Girl" starts its second |
week at the Fourteenth Street Theater
with Lottie Williams in the double part of
Cap. Charlie and the street waif. No !
closing date is yet in sight.
The iorkvilc Tbeater stock company
will have for the week OF May %, with
usual nat!nd2s, the The School for Scan
Gal, Anne Sutherland will be Lazy Ted1ie |
and Maurice Freeman, the now leading man,
will be cast as Charles.
The Errapd Boy" a musical play, is the
rt ha Matr