New-York tribune., 1906-07-08
WANYNEW ATTRACTIONS
Changes in Bills at Both Theatres
and Summer Resorts.

~. more theatre closed last night, leaving
-. esis almost entirely clear for the roof gar
=. shows Miss Blanche Bates viii not be seen
!. ,bs Belasco Theatre again until August 6,
-,sn The run Of THE Girl OF the Golden West
-,r h resumed THE Social Whirl." at the
r.sro. and His Honor the Mayor" and the
p'7v Ballet at the New York are competing
ecsssfl,llv with their roof garden rivals, while
.-tr sre being sold a month ahead for The Lion
~ ne Mouse" at the Lyceum. AT the Alham-
- m in Harlem. the extremely modern Dolly
---5ge-" will be followed this week by Faust"
- beach resorts last week naturally had
-.-nerous time the week OF the Fourth gen.
E-s1v beng the best of the summer for them.
s5--bere IS there a more diversified entertain
.sTt 10 be found. ranging. as the attractions do.
--,5 haby incubators at Coney Island to a min
,s-s show at Manhattan Beach, and from wild
animal 10 a Wild West show
r, on the New York roof, in the Wistaria
srre. that quartet of male singers. Sylvester,
Inss Prngle and Morrell. have made good"
-4tbout the shadow OF doubt. When they
rade their first appearance on Monday night
hpv got seven recalls, and they have had nearly
,s many every night since Not single one of
i'm is an alleged comedian, and they fail 70
~ a single song Of the Them Cruel -Words-I-
r-Fy-Forget" type which possibly explains part
y he enthusiasm with which they are received.
he Seeing New York" part of the pro-
,1mgne will continue without change this week
q vii The Rain-Dears." SaiernO, the juggler,
rad the other vaudeville features. When the
Rsin-DeaTs" go away they will be succeeded
hy The crickets" a japanese ballet
there viii be a special programme tonight at
he New York roof. when an added number will
E an exhibition by the Barber-R -Ritehie trio.
By outbidding half a dozen other managers.
yr aammersteln has obtained for his roof gar
Ga the moving pictures of the locomotive coll
Hson At Brighton Beach on the Fourth Of July.
Ehsy will be shown at the roof garden this week.
Cni depict the entire AFFAIR from the jump OF
fs engine drivers as they started the locouao-
tvs, 10 the final smash-up and the rush of the
hliFeds Of spectators through the mud to the
Fsk The bill, however, viii be headed by Ar
dR Prince, the ventriloauist, whe was engaged
tssause Of the hit he made at the roof last
ss5on. Lalla Selbini. the bathing beauty;
lEBazs. the talking head; Machnow, the giant,
ul oiheF attractions viii remain.
| A the concert tonight the following will ap-
paH DTonZa- Machnow Lalia Selbini Rice and
fEast Ferreros and his dog, Tom Hearn, the
tggler; the Six Musical Cuttys, Collins and
! EIFt the Camille Trio and the Sharp brothers
he changes in "Man'zelle Champagne at
as Madison Square Roof have made a much
EaGpsr show. John Keaney has succeeded
Harry Short, as Fuller Spice. in the leading role;
much dialogue has been elide6 and several
l 'llgs nave been interpolated. Miss Maude Full
ila the soubrette in a red Jacket, has made a,
tasenste You?" and several of the other
I Hlgs are being whistled-
There viii be concert on the roof tonight.
l safn the most popular selections from Nam
Sls Champagne and several vaudeville feat
lS VII be given.
George II. Cohan's hot weather show. 1.-The
Governors Son." ar the New Amsterdam Aerial
-A'aiFe, is going on its tuneful way unchecked
sumner weather The topical song, There's
- h
me piece. : new verse being added almost
Hay night In the last act, when the chorus
i AS garhed as artileryTnen, new lighting
1sct has been introduced, giving the appear
4os Of bursting shells. The show begins its
I 'Am week Tomorrow night.
The competition Of the rocS gardens has in
wise affected His Honor the Mayor" in
Fach the pony ballet and Miss Ring are at
iuiag crowds TO the New York Theatre
aaoEay seldom sees such dancing that Of
pony ballet. and the spectators show their
gIo'al each night by making the eight girls
n ~ overtime
here wIu be = newcomer in the show to-,nor-
hlght. when Miss Nella Webb will play
2 the milliner from Kankakee. She viii
! N9 q The most popular songs Of the show
\ 1@ule Girl Like Ale," and The Girl from IL
Miss Webb has been in several Casino
uses and for two seasons was understudy
Ass Lulu Glaser.
'ais are being sold for "The Social WhirP' at
Vaalho up TO September !. The SLOW, how
l = Probably VIII run past that date. the Shu-
icing confident that its popularity viii last
INTO October. Miss Richie and Miss Ray
80. VIII their songs, are largely responsible
- success, in which the chorus, which IS up
go ple casino beauty standard, is also large
-, Nina Morris viii appear this week at
Froctors Union Square Theatre In q
- lay called a Friends Advice" Joian
L. NE 3Igglcr, viii be another 'headliner'
A' Others on the bill are Coins dogs.
b., 2srnes- in parodies: Arthur and Mildred
i7rFs,~. ~ - Jack and JILL Palfrey and Hoener'
hsrss. ieGs and Wooey. comedians; blanche
= ~, ea, mutations Lassard brothers. gymnasts;
sur .-.lIIa s.s "a -Four. Poutin and Tillson. ana
ana De Loris.
lsh P Wilder heads the bin at the Keith
fs Twenty Street Theatre with
'f stories and Jokes The four Fords
resent spe tacular dancing novelty. and
Aifrasa WiH appear III his travesty.
ring ~ The Shew." others who viii
/ Eaisset siiss Na Holt Wakefield. in SONG
Ibss Il ..Tz 1,zs Dean Edsai assisted by Arth9f
lie ro,-.oe re Two itubies, Miss Sabel John-
fiahe and several others.
H.. ana De Miles drama, Men and
Asu originally produced at Proctor's
ia Street Theatre. viii be revived
rra at Keith & Proctol's One Hundred
i fsoss -hith street Theatre. When first
bo,.A ~ October. 1890, il ran 2 the 23d
/ ion ~ lor -oS nights In the present pro-
aa Roes Beatrice Morgan viii appear "a
ssoii -'isn and Paul McAllister as William
Hart. The buriesque strong men. viii
Il N
Norris win also be there with his
b.sg srodies. some Of the others on the
re two Pueks, Jeanne Ardelle and
las5Se and Bancroft in a roller skating
lalf sna Burke, Miss Louise Campbell