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< jP that wont com off The managers and their minions are realJapanese which means that they are artistic from the bones

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about it He urns everything Into beauty as simply and naturally as nnAmerican turns everything Into money-

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I ftfOW that all the roofs are openedI1 be nothing new under the

41 UB or the stars next weekI however will add

lIom features 40 his show on the ParaI dIsh Root Garden announcing In par-

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Peplta Aragon a Spanishdancer who assisted by Senor Rosslta

i will make her Hrst appearance In NewYork Another Imported act never seenhere before will be that of the ScottIbrothers who come direct from theHippodrome London A thlrJ addition

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will bo Bi ckner a sensation fyellstRlccobonos iwonderfuj horses and otHerfine vaudeville acts together with theextravaganza Punch Judy Cowill remain

At UieOrystal Garden ontherpofthe New York Theatre The Darling ofthe Gallery Gods cast will be ptreriftticoed erltoC1a the Cl vJtand lastiearsol appealed wiui De Wolf Hopper iii-MrPickwickI A paolal iMurt has

i been wrttten In tor heran 1lith willalso fteure In the review The DrewsParade Manager Georgia W Liederhas arrahjted an excellent prOBTomme

I for a concert Bu day evening-In the IMadloon Square Garden Japan

by Night will continue witlitha pleas-ing

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i operetta otoyou the principalattraction j-

i Faust is to toe tileopera at Garden J l1nC

who sang iivlth Nolrdtca andj other eminent artlstcu ortcocceittourswill be the Mephtito Villa KnoxMarguerltei Cleotwe Tallman Faust

Harry tuckatone Valentine Hen ¬I rietta Stern Martha and Flavia ArI lUG Slebel At the Sunday night con

Cwt selections from MIWsoletto II

I > > fmI tnAIda and other operasI will berederedThe St NIDlio las Garden wlU otteryiptora > 1 Venetian Band ot ntlytour pieces nnd a Vaudeville bill cmbracUMc the tlrinot mirror dancersth KiVine Cameron irlo of comediansandj lingers JIabel Hudson nnd others

The E relto Troupe pf European acaclrobiU Mamie Remington and herpickaninnies and Mr arid Mrs Robyps-ln Counsel rthe befenje will bealnopg the entertainers at Keiths

John Kernell the iwellknowh IrishI comedian will head the1JjUat Pastors

while others who will appear ore Ed-ward

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F Heynlrd ventriloquist tFrnea-nd Dandy comedy acrobats and6adloFI Ids and others

Prpotors theatres The s natort theSIX comedyaoted so many season by Vf H-

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Avenue Theatre with Charles 6 Abbe-as Senator Hannibal Rivers FlorenceRee as the dishing Mrs Hillary andTheodore Hamiltonrole

Faike and Semon pioneers of mu-sical

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comedy will be the headliners atthe Twentythird btreet TheAtre Thecomedy Pink Dominoes Will beplayed at the One Hundred anlTwtatVf-lfth street house with Adelaide Kelmand Wlllard Blackmore Inthl prlnclpilparts Captain of tl9 Nonesuch li-the title of the comedy whtoh wKt bepresented at the Flrtyelt stiraet the ¬atre by a company heade4 by IdnaArcher Crawford and Robert CumminsMittle Keane and cwriptjiri In HerFirst Divorce Case a sketch by EllaWheeler Wilcox will lead the till attheNew rk house

Hurtlar Seamons riiuso hall willdose for the summer

A n w feeture at the Eden Musee willbe art eleotIetoun ln-

YI11nir o4tt Burlesqucra will bo-at tho Dewey and Youn Corbett willappear at every performance

PalhV annual Fourth of July dis-play

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WHI take place at Manhattanpeach tonight beginning at dark withtho spectacle Last Daytot PompeIIand concluding with nti ner4al exhibi-tion

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In which the pyrotechnist givesprdmiae of cxcelllne jils own tirllllnntrecord The Sultan of Sulu and con-certs

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by Shannons Twontythrd Regi-ment

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Band will continue at the beachnext week and tomorrow E E nicowill Inaugurate Sunday afternoon endnight vaudeville concerts

Brighton Fei h MUse Hall will otterentertaining vaudeville

ATraditions are common In western

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The arrangement of colored lights is beautiful and gay without beingobtrusive Nothing could bo happier than the skill with which tie archi ¬tectural features of the building arc taken advantage of BO that lanternsglimmer mysteriously among the pillars of the turrets that surmount thei oof

Everywhere one detects the deft touch of the Jap Is there an unsightly strip of wall to be hidden Lol It is decorated with white storksflying acrossa blue ground and the blue blends perfectly with the darkerblue of the evening sky beyond-

At the eastern end of the root separated from the auditorium buteasily accessible the Curiously minute Japanese mind has pleased itself inthe construction of a little landscape and village where Juggler JugglesIn a pagoda and the may spend his nickels for trumpery

NEW FEATURES FOR NEW YORK ROOF GflRDENS

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Hardy the highwire performer whocrossed Niagara KalU has been aaaeato the many attractions at Luna IarJt-Ooney Island

Bhimrtxsk fir the oba7y elephant >rnIn Sea Bench Jiiaja< ftafortnight airo be for thefirst tlmetoraorrow as a feature of theBottoclc Animal Show

The JOhnst wn Ftobd atCohey Iii ¬and continues toattrnct crowds

Then AUn roof garden orithe steam-er

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TIlE THEATRESTeresa IM xsll a Southern girl of

unusual beauty will on Monday nightassume the role of Harriet Fordyce In

Tho Earl Pawtucket atuha Man-hattan Theatre replacing MarionQlroux-

Trixle Frlganifl will on Monday nightsu c ftd Helen Bertram as prima flonraof The lxinca of Pilsen lai d therpwill be otherf changes In the cast of thepopular piece

Net aturdaI afternoon July 11 themlU llmeritoth MaJlitlc Tneaitre-

vylll cel brateth 200th performance otThe WinM of Oif by in

souynirs consisting of afdalnty fcronae-Btntuetto of the Poppy

The Hlonde in Black1 balled downfrom three to two acts will continuo atlthe and otherattractions itvhich will remain are FlyTemplotcrn In The Ranaway Casino

The Wizard of Oz1 MajaUc Lawrancs DOryay in Tile Earl t> f Paw-tucket Olanhattan The Prince otPilsen BrosxSway and Veiilcit In NowYork 1th Dura and his orchestraMadison Square Garden

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em COT tion ot the Oloridftyafternoon performance trusting to theremainder of the programme to make upto the audience their disappointment Inthis sketchperpetration ia the work of A E

tincaiter and 01 pi Jenkins Mr Leancaster wrote what is represented as be-ing

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the dialogue and Olr Jenkins is reeponsftile for the alleged music TheBarrpwt5I ancasttr Sketch Company isrep nslbl forthe production or the op-eretta

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nnd its previous good recordIn vaudeville proa bly what Induced-the Qrovers to engage the offering ItIs to he liopoj that Messrs Lancasterand Jenkins will avoid reading historyIn fufure The nut events flt ValleyForgo and the heroic struggle of thefamous c of no Delaware rtJ em-blo Sundayschool picnics when com-pared

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to the preoent version of the birth> f the flagIt Uthc worst thing given a local pro-

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A LIFE SECRETCol A W Shatter cxPostraaiter of

Raleigh and a man of State j romlronce has Just died says the PltUrbunrDispatch Strange to sa3PflOt 1 livingsoul eo far as con be learned knowCol Shaffers given name Thirtyfiveyears he resided In Raleigh but hismost intimate friends were never ableto learn what the Initial letters A Wtoaa for Even his widow confesses

that she never know When PresidentHarrison appointed eel Shatter PostmaleL several wagers were made that

would compelled to disclose hisname I The Government required thefull name In subscribing to tho oathof office This Col Shatter refused totrtveand It was only through consid-erable

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jl ji g J jtwhich fMclnytlng environment one encounters Otoyo a new littleIN comic pporaof the tried and true Kimono ibrand-

I w Jt fratd too Kimonos would put me to flight but they didntSomehow they wore different Perhaps It was because the nreews flut-tered them about so fantastically Or perhaps because for once they fittedthe surroundings

Anyway they had almost the charm of noveltythink of it ye Kimonoridden playgoer and the fan headdresses worn by the rorus In the firstfew numbera were bewitching

Its a small but uncommonly pretty ohorus with a dash that quitesuggests the Weber Fields article and It capers and figures to Mr

Peterss dainty music In a style that heaps credit on the stage managerOf the book of the opera the less said the better but one tyjesnt

hanker cleverness these sultry nights Musically however Otoyo tothe most fetching thin of Its calibre that we have encountered since thelast snow

The composer W Frederick Peters Is a small man with music shiningout of his eager Intelligent face <

J It is a face that vividly recalla the portrait of one ot the old mustersI

THE SEflSHOREtnhiionarr fricassee as the centralconidtlBUre

The ret of the OtlKhton acacJi bill iswry satisfactory and the Grover de-serve

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decided credit tor their effortsto rlve goo vaudeville to the seashoreEdward Glrard renemberedtmm hieconnection with Donnelly and Girard

nd Ueasle Gardner ippear In a comedysketch Vhioh appear to please nlthough it is now getting to be a trineworn bout the edgeS Even Ittheplayers are not yet ready to changeaketchna they might atleutb In-duCed to entirely change the onnMr QJrard boa one new song utltliviu very poor epeelnnnof comedy In-troducing

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Joke Ideas of twenty yearsago

Qeoria T how> tabblet are on ratherearly lilt the bill Te9how beastly thebe Vcat kfainerinttw exhibiting It Is no-t jy matter to teach these stubbornbrutes to apcawpHsh ven the simplesttrick and his sucoess In training them toreally remarkable

Charles Rrnst an oldUroe minstrelman l9eniraKed in a hionijlotnie whichmight w 1lbe ernJe4Meaoolr of Mln-streliy rt has beta of tump pperchesdating thirty years back arifl turpris-Ingly little that a n wJIJ opo gooddeai is a burlesque of Hiawatha Inwhl h the mC1lJ1bet8 of Ixnrla Reinhardta orchestra m uithCll1lt withtheir responses

Edwatfl l ynard offers a ventrllonulal-opeotalty In which he It so busy pulllnstrings to get the various figures inmotion that he does not have time tohunt tip new Jokes Somo of his comedywork would bring tears io tho eyesof an

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arid audiences are always lenientWith ventriloquists who tell jokes

Vlra Rial sings several longs ineluding Under the Bamboo Tree ItOlarle CaJilil wanted to have a lot ofrun phvher honeymoon the might putthe time In prontably listening to tsious soubrettes singing the sohg shemade famous Miss Rial used to have-a pretty fair voice last ummer butthIs year It appears to have grownhusky For that matter moat of theother singers are also In bad form sIncethroughout this erection of the countryUii weather has gotten In on theirvoices

Grant and Grant two colored per-former

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linK entlrelj to yielr own sat-isfaction end score quite an Impressionwith the audience while the vltsgrnphmade an extra hit with motion picturesshowing the life of nn American IJrermn

A new departure has been Inauguratedthis year whereby William E Slaterwhoso band has bcen one of the benchfeatures for a number of yealri stays011 the hotel piazza and JioMi his nandtogether the entire tny This lamuchbetter for SlaTer Ws band andthe peopie who nt on the piazza Meanwhilethe place of tho ibarid has been takenIn tiio Music Hail toy Uouls nelnhsnitsOrchestra from the Orpheum Theitre-Ilrooklyn and the stage btnd featurehas been abandoned Now that the hdlweather lies arrived thu ais rs Orov rshould do a splendid bUllne for theyhave made nn excellent record for them-selves

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Little Mr Peters Is not a Beethoven yet but It Is IntereltJnlJtowate1him conducting his composition which In this ease extram ltcal and catchy and full of gay and delicate tunefulness

S In truth Otojx bide hlr to attain ft whistling popularity of fornridalslaproportions ci u

In the earlier parts ItIs tinged with a Japanese flavor that has anorlgl-raJlty of Its own hut later this almost disappears In favor of 4Istraiht11melody which enjpys the American qualltlesOf lightness and humor

Sccno of the sentimental ballads are exquisite In their way The Iaden of Youth In particular has a strength and swettnees that remind ohaof Qounods ballad f v

kI iiI J J JIIs SJr Hobart Smock that carolsThe Qarden of Youth and ho roveIT to be one of the most satisfactory tenors tho comic opera etageiiagiven us recentlyThereIs nothing comic about Mr Braock and at first sight youdoat4

associate hint with romance Ho la a wellfed hero clothed In avolrdnppHa yachting cap and an amiable smile tilo >

But when It comes to ringing flercely loveydovey eentlmentsMrJiSmock arrivesliy the short st route His vojce Is robust and musical endho handles simply and surely without tricks or affectations which givesto his work an airof pleasing sincerity

MIca Bettina Gerard In theloading part plays with much jnodest skillend sings with the feeling and Intelligence of an artist 41

Tho rest are mostly comic and their numbers could bereducedwithout Injuring the show James F MacDonaldi the leading comedian mightbe tolerated If there were a little less of him but Abbott Dav1zh a bardwood comedian of monumental lugubrlgusnets handsomely heads the 1IMof tho unnecessary

Miss Irene Jermon has one thing todoa coon song and does It aswell as one wishes that sort of thing to be doneThe Boston ladles orchestra whlch goes with the opera BB well as stToIng a llttlo concert In advance of It Is cheerful aggregation of talentedyoung women In white frocks and determined smiles KATE CAREW

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