New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Th6a HICRI nv GO
Thanks 10 tho London dock strike the
costumes and scenery for The Ballet cf
1881" which vas scheduled 70 open az the
Winter Garden on July 6 have been de-
laved I'm transportation, and a. conse-
uence II has been found necessary 70
postpone tho opening OF the production for
one week r. August. producer Of the bal
let. arrived IN this country on Friday under
the impression that tho properties had pre-
coded him and learned only yesterday that
they were still in London. Arrangements
have been made for forwarding them on the
next fast boat The principal dancers for
the ballet will sail to-day Additional en-
r. gerents for The Passing Show OF 1917,
the frst psr, Of the new bill. includ" Geral-
dine Malone and Johvna Rowland
Iavrance D'Orsav. Vho has been PLAYING
he role of the duke IN "Whirl % Society,
which closed its engagement Al the Winter
Garden On SATURDAY night. viii sail for his
homo IN England 70 morrow on the Manre-
'9uIa and ,NpociB 20 b" back IN August
l. 10 90 on tour.
Ha-rv Uoudini pho IL appearing this
week ~ Hammereiein's Roof garden. viii
ATTEMPT N escape from u padded cell Su''
Of tho Kind that ie used only for holding
tho nurdero,s insane in check Houdini
VII 30 trapped up hy several attendants
from Ma'teapan Who are firmly ~ til"
opinion that sclf-reeas" from this queer
garb is impossible. II incases TN" prisoner
from tho neck down 10 tn" feet. and. &C
c"rdiug T." tn" experts. tomorrow night =
test viii bc tho most severe that tho hand
cun king" has ever encountered.
Violet UomlnE. the s"yent""n-Ncar-o old
actress, who first came into prominence as
leading lady for Albert Ch"val'er I'm Daddy
Dufard." and last season played th" heroine
I'm The Deep Purple" viii Dee associated
with Nat Goodwin, Mari" poro. Ionstanc"
Collier and Wilton Lacknye ~ tn" Dickens
centenary production ~ "Oliy"r Twist
next season Miss fleming viii play the
role OF Rose
Although tho premier NJ Tho Daughter
Of Heaven" is stnl three months or. with
tn" date not as yet definitely determined.
mail orders for seats ar" already coming I'm
ut the Century Theatre" IN" announce
ment Of the opening dat" VIII b" made. at
least month in advance. and no orders
can 10 filled until such time.
With tho weather man threatening an
other Fourth like th. on" of sacred memory
a wear ago. the tired business man who is
forced 10 stay IN town al summer Is look
ing for a place Of cooling breezes not too
far from home, where he may refresh his
dusty brain by an evening Of mild merri-
ment such place Is the Madison Square
Roof Ca rdcn according 10 rs propri"tors.
gho announce that "wors" things can hap
pen 10 man than dining under tho stars
in big roomy. airy garden filled with
beautiful plants and ample singers ami
dancers 10 make the picture complete.
Glen Island viii celebrut" independence
DAY next Thursday as never before.
dozen organizations viii take part I'm the
grand athlctir carnival in the afternoon.
notable feature IT witch viii be q series or
~ inning contests ~ the bathing pavilion
Zoe gold. silver and copper medals 4 fire
works display viii be begun on the baseball
field ~ sunse, and viii continue without
ir,tormission uutll the last boat leaves for
The CITY. The first boat Will leave thc New
Work wharf In tim" I" roach The FT"nnos
ior the opening of the concessions. At a
IN whcn 4 number of now shows will be
seen for tho FIRST time. Cabaret shows viii
entertain at Little Germany and IN" ''ranu
Casino restaurant from carly in tho after
noon untr the crowds dspcrse.
James X Hackett will begin r's regular
season IT the Columbia iu san Francisco
ON Tulv u iu THE Grain of Dust" The
coming year viii bo AZ exceedingly busy
one for Mr. Hackett, as h. viii produce
o new play by Brandon lyman. IN which
the actor author will 60 star with Mr..
Hackett. Booth Tarkingtons play THE
Man on Horseback" Is also scheduled for
an early hearing. and a sequel 10 The
souev Man" BY Edwin Milton Rcyle will
be tried out during tho road tour and will
be seen IN New York after the holidays
Ferdinand Gottschalk has also completed
The Game Of Masks which has been
turned over 10 and accepted BY Mr.. Hackett.
Associated with Mr. Hsckett will be " NJ.
Holland, Frazer Coulter Frank Burbeck
and Mrs Thomas Nhinen. Younger mem
ters of the company include Olive Oliver,
Elaine Innescourt. Joseph W. Herbert. Eva
Vincent. Lily Cahill Charles Lane. Albert
Dantzer Mabel Inslee, Vida Mari Moore,
N-,n,ba,, Tra,,or TDantel Jarrett ir