New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.
A large audience enjoyed the long list OF good
acts at Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday. The bill
this week includes the following; Four Nelson
Comques. in comedy acrobatic act; Joe Nor
rts, parodies; Lorenz and Healy the Three Sisters
Constantine in a singing and dancing act; Brooks
Brothers, comedians; Mooney and HoIbein. comedy
dancing act; Lark1n and DAILY. character change
artists; Bert Lennon mimic and impersonator;
v. Richards novelty musical us Specialist; Jules
Larvette. magician Tourist camera, and Arneri-
can vitagraph. with new life motion pictures.
On the suggestion OF Mr. Pain, a plan has been
adopted by the officers Of the Policemens Benevo-
lent Association, by which the fund will be in
creased by the sale Of the 30 cent tickets this
week at Manhattan Beach. and every one who
brings OF the associations tickets presents
IL at the fireworks incIosure will not only enjoy
widows and orphans. Every performance of Port
Arthur is making it better, that it is an
educational. as well as an interesting evenings
amusement
The Shuberts yesterday issued an announcement
Of the attractions which they will have on the
road next season. There will be fourteen in all.
ten Of which will be musical companies. The
Shuberts have succeeded best with light opera,
a large portion of their capital having come from
"a Chinese Honeymoon" The Runaways and
Wang" Five attractions are to be brought from
abroad. The most important OF these i've is
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt, who will come here
in November and Will present Hugo's Angelo"
Sardou's La Tosca" and The SOrceress"
Dumas's Camille and her own version OF
"Adrienne Lecouvreur." The Henry Russell Grand
Opera Company. at the Waldorf Theatre.
London, will be heard here in grand opera at
regular theatre prices. Babes in the Wood a
big London pantomime is to be produced in lavish
STYLE and good cast will be offered in The Jury
Of Fate" a new drama by the author Of Leah
Reschna. The Earl and the Girl wf9ch
Boston win be seen at the Casino Theatre, New
York, with Eddie Foy in the principal role. Miss
comedy, Captain Brassbounds Conversion" Fol-
De Angels viii take SFantana'' out Of the Iyric
Theatre on September De Wolf Hopper will
comic opera, 'Elysia. and Miss Lillian Russell
will continue 10 star in Lady Teazle" The
Shuberts announce new VEHICLE for Miss Paula
Edwards and also that The ROYAL Cher is to
duced in October and two other productions, one
dramatic and one musical. will be named within
the next fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hughes known as the Ken
daIs of the English music halls presented their
new one-act play, 'Taters,. for the first time on
Coon Hollow Is the play offered this week at
Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre, the cast
Agnes Scott Charles Arthur. Robert Rogers Miss
Louise Macintosh and George Howell.
Continuous at DreamIand began yesterday For
the week the EsmeraIda Sisters: Hardy the tramp
juggler. the Wangdoodle Quartet and the vitagraph
comprise the programme
The Governor of Kentucky FrankIyn FyIess
four-act drama used by William H Crane.
was produced yessesrday At P[oetors one-hundred-
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper was the star at
Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre yesterday.
Others the bill were Charles Grapewin and Miss
tb Ann H5ase G6s9f Sisters In Ia and of Mr.
Miss Rose Coghlan appeared at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon as Lady Gay
Spanker, IN London Assurance"
At this evenings (the fourth) symphony concert
at the ST. Nicholas Garden Mr. Warren viii play
Tschaikowsky's "Pathettque Symphony" The other
numbers are by Onenbach. Moszkowski. Franz
Refs Humperdinck. dAmbroso. Haesche. Elgar
and waldteufel.
Mrs Fiske closed her remarkably long season
and Western tour with the Manhattan Company
at Winnipeg. Man. last night. having played con-
tinuously for forty-three weeks The Manhattan
Company Will at start for New-York and
is looked for here Thursday or Friday.
Mrs Fial1e will return to California for a few
weeks She has never visited that State sxcspt
in the Of her various trips. Her present
brief visit is for rest and sightseeing. 10 which
she has long looked forward. She VIII spend az
study Of the new parts in which she win be seen
at the Manhattan Theatre next season.
Returning East she VIII spend a week in the
Grand Canyon and neighboring places. and when
she reaches New-York she viii go at once To her
favorite camp In the Adirondacks a remote and
quiet place where she viii continue to study until
the beginning Of rehearsals for her season. which
will open early in October.
Mrs Fiske and the Manhattan Company with
devote part OF the early season in Leah
Kleschua' TO cities in which that play has NOT
been seen before opening her enga cement al the
Manhattan Theatre, where she viii remain indefi-
nitely. The first production in which Mrs Ffske
and the Manhattan Company will be seen at the
Manhattan VIII be that OF Rupert Hughess new
comedy. What WIN People 6ay?''
Thompson & Dundy declare that they have de-
pleted all other American circuses OF arenie stars
for the free three ring circus at Luna Park. The
extent and character OF the acrobatc. srymnastfc
enuina and speciai pcrfQrrnances rhlch ara az.