The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-16
SUMMER. TIME ADJUSTMENTS,
PLENTY TO DO AND SEE on THE
ROOFS OR AT COMFY ISLAND.

uom-NeW HnBcT ~ Nip ""s-
--"Fantana" and "The Roilickins 0ir'"
Aione Left Of the Musical Pisys'
The addition Of Fay Templeton to the bill
OF the Aerial Gardens on the New Am.
sterdam roof has greatly strengthened
the show there. In the frst act OF 'lAftine
the Lid" her song, what You Want and
What You Get.' has been one OF the hits OF
the piece. In "The Whole Damn Family
she appears as Buster Broom She Stella
Mayhem and Julius Tanner all give
limitations
The Wistaria Grove on the New York
Roof has a newcomer at to-nights concert
In Lyndale Allison. who 1t Is declared can
sing higher than any other woman IN the
world, touching A fiat above high G. New
In the week night bill are the Marco twins,
one OF whom Is Q feet tall and the other
8 feet 9 inches. Elsie Janis, Harry Bulger,
Dorothy Morton and Nella Webb help TO
make the burlesque, when We Are Forty
one" lively. 4
Sam Bernard and The Rollicking Girl
at the Herald Square seem to be standing
the heat we'll. Plans are already making
to celebrate the century mark OF its per-
formances on Aug. with new features and
elaborate souvenirs. Bernard. Hattie Will
liams, Joe Coyne and Aimee Angeles are
still the chiefs Of the big company.
So successful has "Fantana,' the Smith
Hubbell opera at the Lyric, proved that
there Is talk OF extending It's run beyond
Sept. 4, the date when 1t had been planned
to replace the show with DeWolf Hopper
In a new opera.
Keiths extra attraction for this week
Is the Williams and Walker Glee Club. con-
sisting OF fifteen colored vocalists, the pick
Of the male choristers Of the In Dahomey'
company. The dramatic feature Is Miss
Maud Harrison and company, presenting
Julian Streets comedietta entitled "The
Lady Across the Hail. Jehan Bedini,
the juggler with his little black man.
Arthur, introduces his burlesque on
-Dida," and Mr.. and Mrs.. Jack Hayman
appear In sketch called -The New Stenog-
r4pher." A dozen other good acts make
UP the bill
At Hammersteins Paradise Roof Gardens
for the coming week the usual change ofbill
will be made. Among the newcomers will
be Ford and Gehrue and the ten Rollicking
SilTlS, hQ0ldl1o 11eTTIuhuIl, tilC qNCoh VA
magic; the Juggling Macoans. Will r. Rog-
ers, the cowboy lariat thrower; the three
Musical Johnstons and the Lutz brothers.
Chrystal and Julie Herne will appear
at Proctor's Fifth Avenue this week sup
ported by the theater company in Julia
Herne's play. -Richter's Wife,
At the Fifty-eighth Street Theater the
thrilling melodrama "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde will be the offering. The cast will
Scott and Charles Arthur.
Dora Thorne" will he this weeks at
traction at Proctor's 123th Street Theater,
and Beatrice Morgan will be seen in the
title role. Among the others in the cast
will he James f. Wilson, Wallace Erskine,
Dudley Hawley, Mary Ryan and Mathilde
Henry Lee and Eddie Foy share honors
at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Lee
will give his representations and Foy will
In addition Moore and Littlefield, John
Mason, who was with Mrs. Fiske last year,
and George Evans will appear.
Tony Pastor offers for next week John
son. Davenport and Lorella, in -The Foot
ball Players and the Farmer; Cliff Gordon,
the German politician; Bandy and Wilson,
novelty dancers and imitations; Orletta
and Taylor the coliege tiio' MISS AlCe AVA,
the. lippincotts, refined singers Massey
and Kramer, comedy creation. and other
good acts.
A novelty Mt the Eden Musee is the group
Explosion in a Pennsylvania Coal Mine"
scene at the pit mouth showing women
and children waiting for news from the
imprisoned miners.
Conterno's Band is still at Terrace Garden
in East Fifty-eighth street, a nd it's con-
certs attract large audiences.
Hubers Casino, Jerome avenue and 162d
street, will have this week a vaudeville bill
with several clever performers.