New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
VARIETIES, ROOFS, PlS|
Summer Season Emulate, y,
Well Known Spheroid w

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The great terrestrial ball ror.
cording to the late W. s. Gilber. ss,s
does the summer season In Nsv
palaces Of variegated fun. Earl WI
bill is heralded as better than IN. 49,.
the energetic press agents Of tina -
productions, and, as matter on ~
is for when the spice Of life ia h.,.s,
sidered the latest is always best a..
acts, It is true, present the par,.,N'
quality of being so good that IN. -
, demands their continuance for a..
week, but careful consideration vii, -
that these are the acts ADVERTISED :. =
ways new" Thus the paradox dIsan,.'
This is the season Of variety, II hair, :
hot for the average mortal TO thirL
secutive'y along a single line "a, -
than twenty minutes. Hence the eaho..'
preparations for the amusement Of n. !.
individual outlined below.
Columbia.
The Merry-Go- FOUNDERS continue -.
successful engagement at the colr~s
Theatre, beginning the fifth week IT,
row afternoon. That this elaboratelv :.
scented burlesque show, with its 49,
comedians and vocalists and large c,,.
Of pretty, vivacious girls, has caught "A,
lar fancy strongly is shown in prae,,,,,
capacity audiences every afternoon !,
night. New musical numbers and ~.
Jokes on current topics are cons,.,
being introduced. making the perforr,,.
attractive to the same patrons time !.
again.
The Merry-Go- FOUNDERS will confirm. .
the Columbia until August 8, when 4
house will be turned over to decorator |,
thorough renovation
Glen Island.
Glen Island is the magnet that |,
tracing thousands Of persons daily m.
the heat of the city. The number Of bcr
operating from New York 10 the Island )
been increased, with the result tha, .
pleasure centre is now visited by lam
crowds than ever before.
The management Of the island has >,
vided It's patrons with several new attz
tions, which, on account Of their nos,.
and variety, have appealed TO the "a
fastidious taste. One Of the main feat,
is the cabaret show at Little Gerr,-
which each week finds change CT y
This departure from the customary D,
Of entertainment has proved extre-s
popular, and the cabaret programme y
be continued for the rest Of the seas.
Beach Lawn, with its spacious open
arrangement; the museum, with Its Us
less relics, and the Grand Casino have 4
taken their places as favorites among
pleasure and rest seekers TO the srs.
Almost equal in point Of patronage d
popularity are the miniature railway
caroussel, circle swing, the dip-the-dp !
renovated bathing pavilion, the dancing !.
and the pony track
Hammerstein's Roof Garden.
In continuance of his policy Of preser.
programmes OF quantity and quality VI
lam Hammerstein has provided snc,s
spectacular bill for the coming week
Hammerstein's Roof Garden and vrra
Theatre. Held over by public dsna,:
Houdini, the worlds greatest handcus 4
and prison breaker. For his encore II
a complete change Of battling feats Is ~
ised. In addition to Houdini, fifteen =
big acts will be seen, including Little z
the cutest and most magnetic dimif-
comedian before the public.
Joe Jackson and the Eight Original II
Tommy Dancers will make their hs
pearance in New York for long time Y
and Lorenz and Hoey and Lee, two
comedy teams OF established reputacoa i
favorites at Hammersteln's. Max Fl
six Shoppers is a dancing act par e1es-sI
and represents the extreme OF the
Gertrude Van Dyke, singer OF rare "a
and charm, will make her first appean1
at the corner assisted by Max VineS-
graduate piano soloist Together tnS
a high class speciality.
Rice. suIly and Scott. a comedy oa'
with few equals PolZ!n Brothers, tae
Martins and Manning and Ford are !ne''
in the list. The usual daily matlnec
be given downstairs in the Victoria
atre. On the roof Grace Helane ana y
Bassett and the six female skating ota.
continue their attractive ice skating o.
ice. Creatores Band Of eighteen mea
introduce a novelty. appearing as cow
The usual Sunday concerts VII! De =
in the afternoon and night
Keith's Union Square
2 F. Keith has arranged for MS
week Of high class vaudeville at the
SQUARE Theatre a brilliant midsumms
dav bill. II abounds in first time e.
four Of the acts making their y" ~
debut. al
The leading attraction will be MISS u
Msyhey. called vaudeville's sres""
uadienne. assisted by Billee Tayl0'
co-composer OF songs OF !augn"'
pathos which have made the pair hau'-
famous. on this occasion MISS MO-
will offer some new songs IN LEI
matchless manner. interspersing Tue"
some old-time favorites which nave wv
smiles to tens of thousands.
J. c. Nugent and company VIII 3"
first New York presentation OF new
edy called The Regular" which mas
a sensation elsewhere, and, as ''e
saw. contains more laughs ana ss
novelties than any farce ever pFessI
The musical feature OF the bill VIII
first vaudeville appearance OF 'he
"6nd'-"Les" Copeland, recently
with "Dockstaders Minstrels' WV
give a series OF songs about 'hs ~
folks" Another 'new-timer ~.
of Alfred Kappeler and Jack!yh
Offering a novel singing play!e'
AN Hawaiian Filtration. The cone'
Of the bill will be clever'y naH.
George B. Reno and COMPANY VIE
Bessie Reno, in a side-splItuhs
burlesque comedy, entitled II"
Army"
Miss Lillian Ashley. a brilliant $40,
er and humorist. will enliven th'
some original vocal entertainment
her work by some hits on familiar
acters and current events. Tue ~
OF versatile entertainers On Tue
Haydn. Borden and Haydn-Sfi "