The evening world., 1888-12-01
THE WEEK ATTHE THEATRES.
VARIED ATTRACTIONS 10 BIB PRESENTED
10 AMUSEMENT LOVERS

roy " mt tho Broadway-Miss Mary AM
derson's season nc Palmcr's.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett begin the
fourth week Of their engagement Al the Filth Ave-
nue. Theatre Monday night. "The Merchant Of
Venice" will be given Monday, Wednesday, FRI
day and Saturday nights, with rooth as Shylock
and Barrett a. Bassanio. During the rest OF the
week "uthello, +" with Barrett IN the Moor and
Barrett as lsgo, will prevail.
Roland Reed remains % the Fourteenth Street
Theatre where no has been drawing large audi
ences during the week. "The Woman Halter, {"
with Reed as Samuel Bundy, has proved very sue
cessfuL Miss Alice Hastings, VINO was taken III
on Tuesday. has been replaced by Miss Louise
Balfe. During his engagement at this theatre Mr..
Reed contempiates appearing in "'The Toodlea"
Tom Cravea's meioorama. 1.-THE Fugitive" OF
which we have been hearing 30 much or late. will
be produced ut tho WINDSOR Theatre Monday
night. The cast viii include Harold Hartsell,
James Wallis, william Cullington, James +. Ha-
gan Miss Lisle Leigh, Miss Charlotte wayland.
MISS Eliza Long and Miss May Nugent One Of
the features lie q shipwreck scene.
"a Brass Monkey" continues to attract very
iargn audiences 10 the Biiou Theatre. The piece
viii begin the seventh week Of It's run on Monday
night. 1t will be continued until Jan. 8 says
Manager Rosenquest, all Reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding The dances and the songs are
received with q great deal OF fervor each night,
aud ga Brass Monkey " nourishes.
"The Crystal slipper" at the Star Theatre, 10 a.
much Of an attraction for children AZ for grown
up - folks.n Al the matin6es during the week the
theatre has been nlled with the juvenile element.
The - -Four and Twenty Blackoirds," "The Lily
White Duck " aud 'Thc Frog Who Would A Woo
ing Go ~ are q source OF delight TO tue children.
There will be q complete cnange OF bill at Tony
PASTORS next weeE. Among the promised features
Of me pIoeramme are Thomas J. Ryan and Miss
Ter, the Electric Three, the La Mothea, Musical
Dale CLARK anu Williams, William +. Carroll, the
irish comedian, and tue Albion family.
James owen o'Conor WIN return next week to
Roster a Biais concert hall, the scene OF his for
% psr,s w niSm ls has ACQUIRED Tsi curing %nGnS' MS i iouP week.. esT
leisure. Messrs. Roster 4 Bal nave engaged Q
new specially company, to ine,SdS1. z; ha.lsm,
i'm aud Nellie Franklyn. hr. o,Conor viii deliver
q lecture. tomorrow night called "shall Girls
AT the Madison Square Theatre, "Capt Swift"
will be produced for the nrst TIME IN this country
susesss m n EEaHiau dAs sh Rins It sai Is %haG Ia an n l%%1 sas
where It's author. Haddon Chambers, u drawing
ls1ss re T@sy nIi, :. Al. me s. S.ss Il one me a SnS won i ss1adIs
Maurice barrymore. Mrs. Agnes Booth, Miss
Marie Burroughs, Walden Ramsay. Max Phillips.
"capt. sviitn VIII 10 one OF the theatrical
~''events Z" Of the week.
"Tne Yeomen Of the Guard" ia doing an
enormous business at the casino, and Manager
RudoIph Aronson thinks It Will run half through
n nigh. viii occur on Tuesday. 4 handsome meial
line, viii be presented. There will be the usual
Miss Mary Anderson's business at Palmer's
Theatre In rs great a. ever and 1.-THE Winters
1t 10 a positive duty 10 see. This evening Miss
Anderson appears IN ''Pygmalion and Galaiea. "
Hermions and Perdlts In The winters Tale, on
Monday night.
shown 10 So the legitimate daughter Of her father,
WORLD. Lavender's parentage was the only quss-
tionable spot in the play. Manager Frohman's
At the standard Theatre the London Gaiety DOM
psny 10 doing as large q business a. the manage
o %e Miss s. s JiWs Grey SEe1u and nit Miss Lefty f I%inS mas asn Se en
generally recognized. Miss Nellie farren will
probably receive greater recogni,ion before sne
CrlsIo, jr.' Wait until 'Esmersida" Is pro-
duced;
Of Music That II not very startling newA. The
play. win rnn for q very long time TO come, and it
c S a aS 50. Tue proasstion Is pure uGS0 and snsi' WnUls.
some, and II leaves no Unpleasant nasor. May
Denman THOMPSON and Uncle Joshua WhitcOmb
TWaddy Gocgan " is doing q good business at
Harrigan'S, ana those who want TO see Mr.. Harri-
have not very much time to lose, as the produc-
ton OF - Lo rgure," the successor OF "Waddy
occur on Dec. ID "WSddy Gcosan" ha, had !
TLittIe LORD Fauntleroy" Mrs. HodRson Bur.
nett's play which has been so cordially received ip
England, anu whoa was recently producsd at the
Boston Museum with success, will at last be made
Monday night. The event will be An extremely
Interesting one, and the '.nrat nlghters" are NJ
doubt hugpinR ihemseiyes In the anticipation OF a
treat. Messrs. Frenca 4 Sanger have secured az
admirable cast.
Place ami Fifteenth street Tonight win bring Joy
to many q Ieuionic heart. Mr.. AmnerR has long
been a faithful and intelligent caterer 10 the
theatrical wants Of his conntrymen, and he will
doubtless be warmly supported IN ms new enter.
prise. The programme tonight viii include Q
prologue, "Ein Eriolg " and the one act opers
At the Elem Musee the world in wax is always ic
lie looked upon with tue Utmost impuni,y. 10 .Ms
hail Erdelyi Maczi and his now popular gypsy
LAND give n i.S SGaSsT': .s Sai ! 1S Ss p s,a.sisaI az |,
'.Tne TWO Sister," the,Plsy BY psnma1
Homestead" Is running at NiDlos and ought iG
Decome popular. II tells q good story. 1t points
character work in It that are alone worth seeing.
Tine third sunday lecture wiil Ne given At Nibloi
WITH Dickens, with views Of waitecSsSei.
Doeks,ader WIN appear IL q new role at hi
he is very nervous, and Shakespeare and he do MOI
hit II on very well az q general thing. The bur
/ lesque on Booth and Barrett In ''Othelio" ouRh
to be very funny. sweaiman VIII be the Moor ant
nj srion lago. Master HART will sing NJ. II.
Roseuield's song, published in THK WORLD,
irwin All Her Faults ! Love Her STILL" Little
wood. tue Walker, =" a new skit VIII also be mad,
known.
many will prevail nj the Theatre Comique, Harlem,
playing . version by Charles Alfred Byrne anc
Arthur Wallack. Henry Z. PeakeB will be the
Uncle Ten. Inc Pittsburgers liked him In thai
role when he played II in their city. Jean Delmal
plays Topsy, This version OF the well knoVn WorI
IL ssid TO be an excellent one. The Ba0emlten,
however, will be able TO Judge for themselves.
Al the Grand Opera-House ''The Still Alarm vii
he Inc attraction next week. II Ia not necessary tC
Tay much about this play. New Workers all 70
member its long and successful run last season a,