The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-23
SHOWS or The SUMNER TINE.
THE ROOF GARDENS NOW COMING
INTO THEIR OWN.

No Novelty for the Week Save in Changes
OF the Variety Bills Anna Held, '"The
Ned Mill" and "The Rose OF the Rancho"
TO Close IN Saturday OF This Week.
With the coming Of real summer weather
the roof gardens and the seashore parks
are drawing the theatregoing public n
the number OF open theatres on Broadway,
Is steadily decreasing.
George M. Cohan's personal popularity
and the lively musical numbers combine
to make @The Honeymooners' on the Am
sterdam Theatre roof a summer SUCCESS.
A new feature on the roof at Hammer
STEMS will be Sober Sue.' who has never
smiled, and Mr.. Hammerstein says he'll
give 500 to any one who can get any sort
OF a grin out of her. On the regular bill will
be Lind. Barnold's dogs and monkeys, the
Willy Pantger Troupe. That Quartet. Gus
Edwards's School Boys and Girls. Collins
and Hart. Rice and Provost and others.
The bill on the New York Theatre Roof
will include the Three Yoscarrys, comedy
acrobats; Hill and Sylvany, the unioyoistsi
fliilOu IL. ndio . bullSitA "a W. ~
Fields, the comedy juggler, and Forreeto
and his comedy dogs. Dazzle. the dancer.
remains. with the Rarno Company IN their
tumultuous foolery. "A Night in an English
Music Hail. Daisy James, English come
dienne and the living pictures.
Anna Held will begin the last week Of her
long and very successful engagement in
THE Partisan Model at the Broadway
ri -rAz- nnr Mia
Held's farewell performance on next Satur-
day night the Broadway will close ito doors
until September ?. The Rogers Brothers
in their new play will be the opening attrac-
ton Labor Day.
1t is already announced that "The Man
OF the Hour will give al extra matinee
at the Savoy on July 4.
"The Road to Yesterday will pass it's
25oth milestone at the Lyric on June Is.
This occasion will be marked by the gift
to each woman present Of q souvenir en-
graved with her initials.
Fascinating Flora" at the Casino has
been much improved since its opening.
Adele Richie. the prima donna, is singing
a new song. I'D Rather Twostep Than
Waltz" with great success, besides The
Subway Express Ada Lewis, Louis Harrt-
son, Harry Gilfoil, Edward Favor, James
E. Sullivan, Edna Luby and Ella Snyder
are also in the cast.
This is the last week Of the run Of THE
Red Mill" in which Montgomery and Stone
have been playing at the Knickerbocker
since September.
William Collier has nine months to his
credit with Caught in the Rain MIR.
Collier will continue right along at the
Garrick and will present a Fourth OF July
matinee.
THE Lion and the Mouse" has returned
to the Hudson, but no announcement has
yet beer made Of the length OF its stay.
John Barrymore has made a great sue
cess in The Boys Of Company B. at the
Lyceum.
At the Belasco Frances Starr in The
Rose Of the Rancho begins her last week
tomorrow.
Eddie Foy in "The Orchid is having a
prosperous cancer at the Herald Square.
The Spooner Stock Company at Keith &
Proctor's Fifth Avenue will revive dam
with Edna May Spooner al Toinehe
Jdcdtot, the part created by Aimee.
The stock company at the Harlem Opera
House will play Henry Arthur Jones's
The Liars
Adelaide Keim and her company at the
Metropolis will give Leah, the F~orsaken.'
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This is the last week Of the Van Den Berg
Opera Company at the West End and Sra
Diavolo' will be the bill.
At the orpheum in Brooklyn the opera
company will present "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana and -Pinafore.'
The Alhambra will have Ellie Fay, Cen
and Gondolier Band, Claude Gilling-
the Zingari Troupe, the Belleclaire
Brothers. Rogers and Deeley, Raymond
Finlay and Lottie Burke aud others.
For his weekly change OF play Paul
the stock star Of Keith d Proc
tors la5th Street. will present this week
the playlet, "The Littlest Girl " which served
seasons in vaudeville. The vaudeville
include Gus Edwards's Blonde
Girls, Carlotta, Jane Elton and
Company, The Marco Twins, Clifford d
Burke and Hammond and Forester.
Henry E. Dixey will head this weeks
at the Union Square and will
present his own version Of David Gar
Mary Ann Brown, a singer Of coster !
songs; Al n. Weston and Company, Bowers,
and Croker. Harry and Kate
and Mildred Flora are also on the
bill. Miss Eva Tanguay, Miss May Tully,
Winona Winter. the Colonial Septette,
Charlee F. Semon, Belong Brothers. Chad
wick Trio and Wise and Milton make up the
Dill.
At the Fifty-eighth Street the leaders are
dr. and Mrs. Sydney Drew, the Tobin Sis
ers, the Avon Comedy Four, Laveen and
Iross, Donald and larson. Hilbert and
Warren, Ladell and Crouch and Viola Duval
md her girls. A novelty at the Sunday
concert will be James Butler Haviland,
Who makes up to look like Rockefeller in a
called THE Mighty Dollar
Keith and Proctor's Jersey City theatre
will offer Prof. Pauline, Motoring, Rube