New-York tribune., 1905-08-13

man Wade. Louis Cassavant. .Megda Dahl. Louise
Tozier Ida Mule and Helen Hale.
At Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden for the
ensuing week the bill is headed by Abdul Kader
and his three wives. Abdul paints landscapes
while his wives embroider and assist him in his
work. Carnencita will enter upon third week
of her engagement with all her beauty and charac-
teristic dances. The Six Cuttys. in their instru-
mental act viii be for the last here; Er-
nest HogPn and his twenty-five Memphis students
with Able Mitchell Will present entirely new
repertoire Of songs; Stuart. the male Patti will
return; Rice and Provost. the "Bumpty Bumps"
will be retained the bill. and also the Peschkon
troupe of Russian dancers. The newcomers will
ers and pierce and Maize Cooman's Dog and Cat
Circus will be FOR the first time here. coming
direct from the principal music halls Of Europe.
At the Manhattan Beach Theatre 'Ye Colonial
septette" heads the bill and Felix, Barry and
Barry will be seen in The Boy Next Door" Among
Norworth Louise Dresser the Five Ballatzer Sis
teTs and The -Four Ayoios.
Fay Tempeton Virginia Earle. Stella Mayhem
Maude Lambert "Eltinge.' Lou Harrison and Ju-
lius Tannen. in Lifting the Lid and The Whole
Damn Family" At the New-A"lr rterdam Gar
dens.
The regular season at the Lyceum Theatre will
open Monday August Il with Thomass comedy
Mrs. LeffngWel's Boots The engagement is
for two weeks only. The play will be presented
as given last season. with "A cast including Fay
Davis. Margaret IlingtOn Jessie Busey. Dorothy
Hammond. Mrs. 4. A. Adams. William Courtney
Ernest Iawford. Vincent serrano. Louis Payne and
May Wilson Mrs. LeflngwelTs Boots" will be
bTseeqeS bpIs 10y one act play. A Maker Of Men" by
Moentrave on Women in when GIsrsars+ Iho Th
ington and Ernest Lawford viii play.
Thursday. August 81 is the opening date for
Season "a ~
Sam Bernard and The RoIicking Girl" are on
their way toward the second century mark
The West End Theatre will open its season Sat
uroay night. August 19 with Texas" During ,ha
summer sumner the playhouse has been thoroughly over
The knickerbocker Theatre will open its doors
tomorrow night with Sergeant Brue." presented
by the Frank Daniels Opera Company The en-
gagement is continuation OF the run OF the piecs
al the same theatre during the spring and early
summer. The same cast, including Miss Blanche
hlng. VIII appear. While Frank Daniels wa.
e Ser1ad % ih % he got which
4. Inc engagement at the Knickerbocker will be for
%eeEs Miss Lulu Glaser will come to the
opera Miss Dolly Dollars" September l. ''N
The Broadway Theatre will open its doors
week from tomorrow night with the new e,tr.,,a
ganza, The Pearl and the Pumpkin which has
been running at the Colonial Theatre in Boston
TTe July Ia IL The book is by Paul West and W. w
and John w. Bratton. Mr. Denslow who "a tps
anthor OF The Wizard Of o." designed the scsneTv
and costumes for this piece ~ ''e"eis
me ikoFots at Dreamland have become accus-
TONED 10 their surroundings and are ar,rac,,,s
ma many signtseers The women most industrious
hIo weave lncessantly- The men DO nothins ms
smoke all day long and threw their snaars Sor ~
sport and the entertainment OF visitors "
,ra.a Lhe Butterflies" which Henry Guy Carleton
wrote for Daniel Frohman's old I.yceum Tbsa,rs
company VIII be produced by the companv ~
1Tt0octors lZoth-st. Theatre Tomorrow The go a.
orenaTI % 1nggoe Paul McAister Frederick ossiaS
GcSSSaI p7sSed ny Herbert Kelley and Angela
Elise. s''iA4 ioie OF Suzane
Tne Beer War spectacle has added many features
N the iast two weeks. among them being the s,r-
snip the California Arrow. which is on erbth,t,H
just OUTSIDE or the Boer War arena '"iioh
-. =; =. Dodson, who will play a leading role g.,
AH' FFooisaI Son" has been engaged to play tho