New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
EoTEs OF THE SUMMER STAGE.
The Herald Square laugh MakarS-Wag1ar
at the St. Nicholas.

sam Bernard azad The Rcllickinz Girl who
have bc-ur their thiTd month ri the Herald Square
Tfeetfe. still hold the town unde- spell Il
lauzht Their popularity Is Cue the wonderful
retugn in iun. song. dance. co-Ee-UsnCss and gins
thht the visitor gels for his money. Laughter i
good for llccd. BODY and brain ard they furnish
thrce hours 10 Nev-York Hattie Williams has
four songs ii tIlis production. but Tricks.
Friends -rhat are Good and True The Girls
From Ny Cwn Town" are her great hits. joe
Coyne and Aimee Angeles are considered two fac
in me success cf the -icce and ine.e are
eighty dancers and general entertaircrs who Join
in TIE summer show. 'Iovcv Dovey." Susan
songs thai can ha heard ~ .ts Toi,i rte C!iri o1
Shouts Miss
To-ntsE; a s., Nicholas Ga1dc= Richard Henry
Warren has arranged a programme the. see
ond part Of which viii be devoted to Wagner.
1t viii be the first Wagner night cf the season at
the St Nicholas. The pregranliae viii be in three
laneors numbers by different composers the
cores usual, being OF The light. popular order
Corinne. the ccr1edienne in Lifting the Lid 1T
the New-Amsterdam Aerial Theatre and Gardens,
will be the leading woman with the Rogers Broth
ers IN The Rogers Rrothers in ireland" next sea
Ienpieton. who viii shortly return the east Of
horse race in the ocean is one of the features
designed for the entertainment OF the actors and
actresses who will attend the professional matinee
az the Boer War, Brighton Beaca. this afternoon
The race will be along the whole length of the
far1nance. Ni'1h '9i
Oscar H4inneTstein has engaged a new act for
me Paradise Roof Gardens demonstration OF
wireless telegraphy by Captain Bloom who worked
the system in the Chinese War. and who has been
illustrating Mareoni's discovery at the En,pire
Music b itaI London . CAPTAIN Bloom opc rates from
% %the centre OF the auditorium with the receiver on
@ INC stage and works railwav signals. fog sirens.
alo hrts-talg guns
Marc klaw. VINO is now in London about to sail
Ior home has completed final arrangements with
Marion Crawford for the production of his new
romantic play, founded on his novel :zoroaster..
I AF Nav VII bring with him the models for the
scenic artists Of London ~
Joseph Brooks. Of Klaw & Erlanger, arrived from
Europe last Saturday. bringing with him models
cTa"iigs 81 costumes. and armor and other data
to be utilized in the coming production of J. / {,
ClarAes dramatic version Of General Lew Wal
laees a Prince of India This play will be
about Constantlnople the time of the capture of
s tnaI oltE oy 4.ohamn1ed The centres of dramatic
MaEiering Jew Moham the Sultan: tsls irene. the the
ii 1isek princess; the young Roman monk:
erir W MI @a' 'he
Emma calYe sang Carmen at the Opera Comiuua
last THURSDAY Nine Calve viii arrive in New-Yorlz
SOM tr1e N October 10 I'LL her concert engagement
ui-uc- iile direction Of John Coct and s Kronhero
II, ; Nerthrup Robert MeWadc Clifford Leigh
Ncrah I-anlison. Lucille York. Florence Robinson
Mereeitl Esnlcnd md Ida May Bradley have been
engaged 10 support Florence Roberts in Ann I n
Mont tue new play by Paul Armstrong atthor,o of
The iie. 10 the Hoorah'
by special arrangement with Kelar Paul Val
adon lie French necromancer. will make HIS first
alnes1rsnce IN vaudeville Keith's this week with
his latest mystery. The Drum That Can't Be
Beaten 10
Sye and his whiriWind girls: Susie Fisher the
stTel comedians ~
klaw & Erlanger's American extravaganza
The Pearl and the Pumpkin" which opens at the
Colonial Theatre. in Boston. July H. coming to
ne BroadFsay Theatre August g. is in active re-
tsearSai under the stage direction OF Herbert
Gresham and Ned Wayburn.