NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, 2 MATJ^I^R VARIETY THEATRES , Maude Fulton will h**a-<*• THE STAGE William Rock and Ther* mm thi< weeic «t the Color.la! Theatre. wn Franklin and appear on that stage Irene Be* Mh« New an* Sally Cohen, her engagement at Green, Rice and staart Mile. Gene* closed John C company and Kmnuf, on Saturday night, and to-morrow Sidney Dean and York Theaue there Barn-i. to-day. slgjrt-Richard Carle will begin an encasement performers. There will be concerts comedy called "Mary. Laab.It« tr a musical the *e«;crlbed adaptation- from an^old Fren-H and Johnson will be at Alhambra «* as an Proctor Cole Jack Lee. Job. B Park. Eltta week also the Elinore sisters. Haszar* 2S Henrietta Berta Macy. the Bonaaaj OUs, Frank H. Belcher. -Edith St. Clair Maude Hall and Carleton "* •;. -\u0084 Keener. Mills will t**In the :t .. troupe and Smlrl and night sec- * '"*-^ \u25a0Mr will begin to-morrow his Eva Tanguay comes to HaauM Sothern appearing in III afternoon, heading * mid week at the Academy, Theatre to-morrow bni la Rooney and Marlon Were King." which will appear Pat* Bent. ? Scmon. Barry and Hughes. Will L at the Charles Foy The -Go-Round" is Mill whirling Cresay and Ryan and Richfleld. Erldle w^ Mcrr> receiving ample encour- to-day. Kew Circle Theatre end is be In the concerts :racnt. was at th* Hippodrome, win -* % popular Onalp. who «>• the Theatre the ever the. bill lass was* «t the Fifth Avaaia New Amsterdam extraordinary feature- of erry Widow is enjoying an Theatre. Bessie Wyiir.^, the Spi»s«"il brothers aad usual after- Arlington amount of public favor. There &re the - Mack. K. J. Connelly and the Four wta - \u25a0 Eonn performances. . assist in the merriment. play of The MOth performance of Mr. Walter's the Hundred ami Twenty-fifth at After At One Stres* •Paid in Full" occurred last- week the "The r...v Waltz" will lead the bill Th* management of that playhouse an- Theatre a.-! George Theatre The Village Choir. I^a Petite Mignon Prte*. will occupy the Astor nounces that -Paid InFull" rose will be. there. rt&ge lor several months to come. Mr. and Mrs. Allidon In a Swedish sketch «m engagement at the Opera performer, will Chauncey Olcott's Grand Meyer Harris, a Hebrew be tha extended., he appear House has been and will ' BESSIE WYNNE. features of the bill this week at Tony p*s. of Derry. ANGELINE FORNARI. Theatre. chief performance* there for another week In "O'Neill IRENE FRANKLIN. At the Fifth Avenue Theatre. There will b« two LAURA NfLSON HALL. of opera company at the tor's — Conductor day. •> _. company "GiHs;" Daly's Theatre. At the Colonial Theatre. every Grace Merritt and her will begin to- Acting in at America"! Theatre. morrow night an "engagement at Carnegie Lyceum Was in Flower." ..There Lant,y lighted at In "Whea Knighthood that all former efforts will b«» surpassed «-.:: the usual afternoon performance*. -i Empire. will, how- announces be end of his season at the He THEATRICAL DIRECTORY. and the public shown the resources of that conaty. ever, return to that playhouse early next season also entertained by numerous novelties, a, •\u25a0Tr.e Gay Musician" is the bill at Wallack'e and entertainment, and continue hia present success. special feature will be airship races. Th* manage- Theaire. Itis a breezy summer and Broadway and 35th «t—2:ls- and Irving Place— 2— HERALD SQUARE. offered C.300 In prizes. It \u25a0 \u25a0naMtaj be re<-ommended to those in quest" of diver- ACADEMY OF WOBIC I4th *. B:ls—The Girl Behind the Counter. ment has can no commendation. 8:15—If IWere King. 8:15— may enter list of con- "The Yankee Prince" needs . 8— West 44th St.. near Broadway— 2:ls— that Captain Baldwin Us sion. every 128th st. and 7th audevllle. HUDSON. Captain He is entertaining a numerous audience ALHAMBRA. in The Honor of the Family. testants, which now includes Van Vrakea. Broadway and st.—2:ls-8:15-Pald night Theatre. ASTOR. 45th Broadway and 38th Bt—2.lß— B^achey. at Blaney's Lincoln Square Theatre at the Knickerbocker KNICKERBOCKER. Fred Dillas and Lincoln The bill Mr. Full. Nearly 8:15 —The Spooner and gt.-2:15-8:16— a Yankee Prince. will be "The Girl Raffles." and Cecil will CASINO. Broadway 39th «t.—Jl6 Hero. SQUARE. Broadway, near 65th Impersonate the principal character. CIRCUS AT CONEY ISLAND. LINCOLN Girl Rafnrs. AND OUT OF TOWN. Broadway 62d st.-2— Vaudeville. 8:15— The IN COLONIAL. and B:ls—The Wolf. Broadway, between 29th and 30th sts.— 2:20— r/rßir, 42.J st.. near 7th ave.—2:ls— •With the opening of Dreamland last n!=r*f Co=«y Hippodrome closed Saturday night DALV?, B:ls— Although the S:ls Girls. NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d St.. near 7th ave.— l:ls— Islands season may be said is be in full Vist there is no present intimation that any of th* the- A Permanent Show To Be Opened Next aye.— 2 The M a KMPIr" \u25a0 no puffery. It fa -the drawing attention at and the Bo.vf. J I/exingtot. aye.— Vaudeville. Luna Park needs laVl drama of "The Wolf is ous variety of flags, what is announced as tlr* st.— Vaudeville. — Ser- entertair.rrentj •- the FIFTH AVENUE. Broadway and 2*th BAVOT, 34th b*... near Broadway— 2:ls— B:l5 The of Coney Island." and has the Lyric, the "Girls" dominate Daly's and "larg-est permanent circus in the world." the Coney Chauncey House. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Sid st. and Bth ave.— vant in the varied tastes. large audiences that fro Sam Bernard still Cirrus, next aye.— there. Island Hippodrome will be opened on Olcott. — TONY PASTOR'S, 14th st. and 3d Vaudeville. \u25a0 WM West "Nearly and ayes.— sealions. Captain Franc* ----- a Hero'- l.etwrpn Pth -2:18 ing and please? at the Casino as Saturday afternoon fit Coney Island. This latest HACKETT. 42d st.. 7th and Broadway and 30th St.— 2:ls—8:15— Th« seals Indians ,n a series Square Theatre an Counter." at the Herald —The Hour. WAIi*ACK*S. Riders and genuine Sioux At the Herald or- "The Gir! Behind the the places amusement and Wltchtns r <;a\ Mosteiaa. Rough addition to numerous of aye. 42d St.—2:ls— i— life on the plain,, and known as The Greeters will give a Square, just entered a summer season of much HAMMERPTEIN'S. 7th and "ports and Incidents of ganization has pleasure that have made that Island famous the Vaudeville. of entertaining circus and Loftus, Henry K. Dixey. promise. avenue, fifty other wonderful and benefit. Cecilia Marshall world over is in Surf between 20th and 21st Foy and other well known pa* Amerii-an hippodrome acts. P. Wilder. Eddie 1 company still at the streets, and. true to the traditions of th'- of the travelling circus, the seats Mr. Skinner and his are 430 feet lonp and IKO feet wide. Inclosing an arena Unlike those formers will appear. where, audiences enjoy "The circus. 16 under canvas. and fixed as those of the Hudson, numerous of 7T.4 feet. with a capacity of K.SOO. There are be formally opened are Savoy Theatre "The Servant in the and runs back can be seen from every seat. The grounds F*ir will Concerts every night. ..At the covered with cinders, twn stages, separated from the seats by a Ion? arena throughout the week. The management msr. ar<» glvn Houf-e" is welcoming large audiences every night. The lot bap been graded and and tent of the Hippodrome Circus are to be brill- continue mud. The tent j track. Mr. Crane in "Father and the Boys" is near the so that there willbe no dust or s Only one restriction has been placed npor thel? inventive powers. This is the obligation to giva ONE ANOTHER exhibitors within the inclosurea clear space fcr SEASON FOR OPEN OPEN AIR DOG SHOWS CROWD advertising their wares. In contriving Htm ex- teriors they have been licensed to be as whim- AIR KENNEL SHOWS sical and bizarre as they liked, and consequently there is a carnival of Oriental minarets, lat- tices and rococo decoration which bewilders and WTKAXT& delights the eye and is highly entertaining. > FTPST HELD OX In the Court of Honor, with its lakes, cas- cades, fountains and fantastic pavilions. on« FARM. may see Venetian galleries and recesses and passages of Alhambra lacework, and looming up ahead Is the Congress Ha::, ornate as an and Breeders Expect a Indian palace. Opening upon an immerse gar- Dog Lovers den are the two palaces devoted to the applied —~ Out- arts, the French structure aggressively Parisian Record Summer for with its domed entrance and ornamental don:» higher up. and the British buildingexcessively door Exhibitions. . modern Renaissance, with two towers, each sur- mounted, with a winged figure. The Palace of of the- season took The first open air MB show travesty everything Gedney farm, Music is a rococo of that place iiainair \u25a0« Howard WillettVs meaningless in Louis In the next thirty daye was frivolous and Qulnz» near Wfcite Plata architecture, overdecorated panels and a more open air kennel shows willbe held in the with \u25a0CMB air dog "Women's is \u25a0East This is the largest \u25a0*•*« of open' ball upheld in air. The Palace inhibitions to be held in this country in such a more eccentric still, tricked out like an over- *hort time/ and It1!\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'" for the rapid progress belle a and, if loud and ' exhibiting dressed for carnival that has bcoi made in the breeding and capricious, infinite In variety, like Cleopatra. two years. The shrewd Ameri- of dogs in tat InK Behind this goup are the Decorative Art and realizing that the breeding of dogs is can la fast palaces, with domes, and not profitable. Fine Arts their " far away are the vast machinery hall?, flutter- The aeeUlimtci Kennel Club, which held the year. Mr. ing with flags. On the other side of tho Court \u25a0first of these fliows. was organized iast country palaces and "craMs prantfd the use or his beautiful of Honor there is a cluster of estate, including the gubles, which are used for pavilions, with the enormous oval Btadhnn in ben«hice the dogs. The list of prizes was more the background, with cinder path and cyel» and liberal tr.an over, the judges were well i-elected. track and accommodation for 80.000 spectators. in best for the open Ike residents turned out their are scores of other buildings, the Pavilion must be given to Messrs. There air <3og show. Much credit being among the most ar- . Sands. Cntennywr. Brookfield. McComb. of the City of Paris "v.-illets. tistic; there as many as three complete vil- McOulre and Qreer for the success of the show. are every there axe surprises lii» On Saturday. Maj ."<•. Ux« I>3ng Island Ke.nnel lages, and at turn dog show at th» house, with tiled rocf Club vill hoid ?n open air JUDGING AT CEDARHURST KENNEL CLUB. JOHN COLLINS, CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE COMMIT- a half timbered Tudor B«u-h racetrack. The club has been hold- CROWDS WATCHING THE window Brighton Odarhurst Club jrround<>. June V*. TEE. BULLDOG CLUB OF AMERICA. and lattices. years, but this year a new feature Fhow at Ing shows for Shrrw In thi« city. May 28-29. yet be proper! seen be whippet racing. Many valuable cups and The exhibition cannot will possession of the build- prizes \u25a0rfll be offered. when workmen are in . SPANIELS* WESTCHESTER KENNEL CLUB. H. K. are ina the LAdies* Kennel Association of JUDGfNG ings and the garden lawns and walks ftoow of " LONG ISLAND KENNEL CLUB. BLOODGOOD (WITH RIBBON ON COAT LAPEL). certa:r.l7 is= always or! of the events of the kennel JUDGING COLLIES.^ transition stage; but the spectacle will America at Beach racetrack. May 8» fehow at "'MI« rials* yenterdai'. order, •world. This year's show takes places at the Mine- Show :.-»' be a splendid one when everything ia in !The 4 membership of ola fair grounds. .Tune and 5. The as it will be in the course of a few- week*. The th:« club is very large. Miss Anna Sands is presi- landscape; effects promise to he exceedingly treasurer and Mr?. dent. Mrs. Perry Beimont :s lovely, glare lights at secretary. Misses and under the of electric R. C. \Y Wadsworth is The the glamour of are members of night the white palaces will have Alt**- Grace, Cameron and Bird style of council. Two prominent BaaHaa judge* will Oriental magnificence. The exhibition the vividly make sperial trip this year to assist in the judz- architecture, so curiously modern yet so * a latr Over J2.'V«'> \u25a0 cash prizes, baaae several cups, reminiscent of forms and methods of decoration »\u25a0<:: reward th" winners. of all periods and countries, -vill ultimately »—* The Bfao«a Tsland da* will hold a dog prove the main attraction for visitors. It will Providence. B. 1.. May show at Boydcn 111Mill\u25a0 not justify conclusion that Frar.ca povrra; not given,a. the either .SO. Tcr seasons this oiub has dig- " large entry or England is reverting to classic lines and \u25a0Mr, but will be sure to have. a list ' - nity : '\u25a0'- this year. of treatment in the art of decoration The Anthracite Kennel Club willboH a shorn on it willbo a proof of a marked access of vivacity June 10 and D. at 111\u25a0Ml— A large entry is ex- in th* entertainment of a vast concourse of spec- pected. ators. "Life let us cherish!" will be this rr.*t'.v» The Tl'is-wihirhciri Kennel Ciub win hold its show of the entente cordiale during a say summer. Heights. Philadelphia, Jur»« 13. at \u25a0Wi»MihJrkon on when Englishmen and are com- • 3jS*t year this show was a. four-point event. It Frenchmen peting 1 the .-\u25a0? a pleasure loving \u25a0was M IjOo«VVVVincandescent s!o>es. on the club grounds on June 29. The entry list is which will irradiate the dull London sky i3i3 always well fllled. nocturnes beyond the imagination of Whistler. Th*- North Jersey Kernel Club wil! have a show At the opening: great de- on June 6 at Hack? muck, N. J. ! This dub has of this exhibition given several Fucce?sful show* in the last two tailed descriptions are impracticable curing to years. the confusion and disorder of the buildings «wl Th? Etaifldrs <";\u25a0•;'!> of America, *.!! bold its first grounds. It willbe weeks before the art palaets < specialty show untar a K. '. tafia on May 2> are in order and the main exhibition structures \u25a0, "•' an': in the re«n a^*f. tali city. Rich- adequately filled with French and British wares. ard CroKei. jr.. \u25a0 pnalißßt. arid John Collin?. of Yet itis not too early for the promoters of tbs Brooklyn, chairman \u25a0--; •'•<- executive :. \u25a0'»«\u25a0•. -inn-. enterprise to plume suc- Th;? show willbe *»xclu.«!v«>ly for English V»ul!>*•.\u25a0« on the ex- -i- fountains;" Ti-at»-r has-ins for oasr-ad^s and hibition will attract hundreds of thousands of army of oar|»-ni«-r}j ;uid tli+rv Is .hi ]>ort<-i>. visitors dally, anil they are nut IlkHy t.» Mk« painters otigaKed in the erection < f rtands, the their pleasures ?adh\ 'I.S. F. \u25a0aaackiac of cares. Sia.lrrt «nd in fitiof the •emrgy s>na orfrarmirj; power MORTIMER (IN CENTRE, WITH WHITE FEDORA HAT)., - M. R. GUGGENHEIM (KNEELING AT THE RIGHT). mander In chief, him.-. ruN-r of the South Amer- displayed bj tJi!\u25a0\u25a0 !and and i* sailor heading a triumphal procession through tirs and styles in white plaster has as to passed through eij*ht halls, Ten minutes passed; hut it Tnonty. <<' little spacious each ! tala and columns underneath, and turret?, mina- didn't vome. •oon to be a Mane of Oriental nwcnJflcencc 7v*t the Court Honor. court of Art*, lie Elite d.> serious, .iignlfled Mr. thirty, «n hour— still m> regiment. The ai«i earns with architecture as feet long, he has his first glimpse of the white rets, spires an.i domes pointing; heavenward. the openice ceremony is a gr