New-York tribune., 1907-06-30
SILLY SEASON ON.

CroScds Noso Tmm to Roof Gardens
for amusement.
With the closing last night of several plays that
continued long aftr~ t.- ocular season the sum-
mer theatre. 10 hold the attention
of the anu .4bfc There are enter
tainments .r .yofs from Coney Island
TO The BroIz- tomorrow night two more roof
gardens viii be added to those now open. one on
the Alhambra Theatre the other on the Metropolts
Theatre Both will have varied entertainments.
There was roof garden the Metropolis last
year known Old Heidelberg. but up TO the
upper West Side has had to down 42d
street for its open air entertainment Mr. Williams
believed a roof garden would find audience,
and this year determined to lay out one over his
Alhambra Theatre. For the first performance he
has engaged the Pony Ballet the Cremation
illusion, which at Paradise Roof Garden;
group of negro singers the Exposition Four. the
pounding Gordons and other acts. On the
Metropolis roof there viii be unusually interest
ing bill.
George NJ. Cohan's THE Honeymooners'' finds
audience every night in the week. except Sun
day. al the Aerial Gardens on the roof of the New
Amsterdam Theatre. This piece win continue all
summer, and when It closes Mr.. Cohan plans TO
take long vacation abroad There are eight
musical numbers in THE Honeymooners' which
are generously applauded by the audiences. aside
from Mr.. Cohan's own varied forms Of entertain
ment.
At the Jardin de Paris on the roof OF the New
York Theatre several new attractions have been
provided for this week, among them being Mason
and Bart, the European comedy performers on
the bars. This will be the last week of the living
pictures. patriotic subject will be introduced
There viii be concert tonight. Next week THE
Foles of 1897 Will be presented, with the Anna
Held girls and a cast including Mile Dazie. Emma
carus, Grace LaRue. Lillian Lee Grace Leigh,
Roma Snyder, May Leslie Madelyn Summers
Edythe Meyer, Josephine Brown, Charles J. Ross,
Bickel and Watson. Dave Lewis, Frank Mayne
Dan Baker, James Manley and David Abrams
At Hammerstein's Roof Garden this week will
appear Jesse Lasky's musical novelty the Piano
phiends. composed of company of eight singers.
dancers and musicians; Miss Belle Blanche, in imi-
tations of celebrities; Lind, the human interro-
cation point; BaTnolds dogs and monkeys. in
their pantomime, 1.-The Intoxicated Dog. Gus Ed
wards's fifteen school boys and girls, Collins and
Hart, Rice and Provost ana the Four AVOIDS.
There is a new set of vitagraph views Sober
Sue" warranted not to laugh, is continued. There
VIII be the usual Sunday concerts.
The Maid and the Millionaire" the attraction
on the roof Of the Madison Square Garden Theatre,
begins its second week tomorrow night There
VIII be concert tonight in which all the men,
bers Of the company VIII appear. On rainy nights
the performance Will be given In the concert hall
At Keith & Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre the
stock company Will produce tomorrow a new piece
ca!led The sorceress.' by Miss Ulie Akerstrom,
with Miss Edna May Spooner in the principal part
Een3anln r wilson Will appear Captain Ernest
Lamont, Harold Kennedy Pierre Arthur Evers
as Marquis De Fortourne Edwin H. Curtis as
Bendito. William West Father Jacques James
Montgomery Quadro Clifford c. Storch as Iris
tan, Miss Olive Grove as Camilla Miss Jessie Nc
Allster as Louise, Miss Josephine Fox as Mar
suerite, and Miss Eleanor Wisdom Madelon.
Miss Beatrice Morgan has returned to the Har-
lem Opera House. and will be seen this week fn a
new version Of Carmen" assisted by the perma-
nent stock company. There viii be the usual con-
certs at this house to-day.
At Keith & Proctor's Twenty-third Street The
atre Miss Elfe Fay, IN her sletcn THE Belle of
Avenue A. viii head the bill Miss Tanguav and
Miss Tully Will appear IN the concert tonight
with to-nights concert the 5sth street house will
close Tor the season Miss Agnes Scott. a favorite
with the Harlem Opera House patrons Will mako
her first appearance IN vaudeville tomorrow at
me lZoth street house in a play called THE Red,
Red Rose" written by herself The Rose de
Haven Sextette VIII head The bill at the Union
Square house.
Io-morroW VIII occur the twenty-hfth ami
versary of the Casino Theatre There viii be spe-
olal acts in conjunction with the performance Of
Fascinating Flora and some Of the players who
have been at this house in years gone by have
promised TO attend.
The Poad 10 Yesterday and Miss Minnie
Dup1ee are stln at the Lyric Theatre
THE Man OF the Hour stil commands attention
a. a. me savoy. There is second company pro-
sacng this piece in Chicago, and according to the
ngures both companies played 20 the same number
OF persons last week.
Mr.. Foy and his precious Orchid" and ,rrixis
FriganZa and La Petite Adelaide have only one
summer home-''Lew" Fields's Herald Square The
stre.
This will be the last week of the Ornbe,,,
Opera Company at the OrDheurn Theatre Rrool
lyn. III Trovatore viii be sung with Miss I1steIIe
Wentworth as Leonora and Joseph Fredericks as
Manrieo.
Kelly and Kent Miss Dorothy Kenton +ne Girl
with the Banjo: ATnot and Gum Christv and
company. Miss Sadie O'Neill and John Freeman
and company are Of the entertainers on tha
bill al Tony Pastors this week.
Garibaldi win be shown at the Eden Nusaa tb,s
week IN the Great Men Of the World series rt
one hundredth anniversary Of the brtb Of cari
b1iGi occurs July 4.
The PARKS AND GARDENS
Three nights Of this week will be devoted h
Mr. Kaltenborn and his orchestra at the G.
Nicholas Garden for the summer to the works ~
wagner MI haltenborn has arranged a rro
gransne of patriotic airs for the night NJ H.
Fourth OF July. Friday night The Friars an or
eanization OF theatrical press agents will he tba
guests Of the musician. A full symphony orcbastro
viii play the Friars' song words by Charles Era
son Cook. Of Mr.. Beasco's staff and rnnsic ~,
Victor Herbert. ~
Alexander Szalay. the viollnist and his Fgun9aria
orchestra viii be the attraction at FJarler, caSi,
beginning Tomorrow night. Mr.. Szaay has haen,
1aVofate Tor several years in the restaurants ~,