The evening world., 1888-02-06
AROUND THE THEATRES.

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senuous ou i"'ner " on' u NV ~
lresen' '"e"'tica' season'
1.-The Wife" will be played Tor the hundredth
time at the Lyceum Theatre tonight, when pretty
souvenirs, with an ideal head oil the wife, Will lie
presented to the visitors.
Thatcher, Primrose and Vests mlustrcls will
begin an engagement tonight at Niblo's. The or
q lnizatiou consists OF foriy-lve member. under the
management OF Henry j. sayers. The faces OF The
singers and musicians will he white, those OF the
end men and comedians being black. They viii be
attired In the costumes Of the French Directory OF
l'ss.
1.-THE Henrietta will be played tonight at the
Union square Theatre for the 1ssth time. The
prosperity of Bronson Towards excellent comedy
will surprise no one who has seen T..
nCheck a, or Tobog gaming, " IN which Mr.. Mes
tayer and Miss Vaughn have been successfully APP
pearing, will be played this week at the star Thea
tire for the last time. Next week 1t Will 20 to
Niblo's for a week.
Tbose who oo n Doctstad.r,s this weep will have
n ,ood ,,r,o a Ia IN. nro,ramma will be ex,reme,v
,nv,,in, Mpua,v ana tho o,choa,ra will NAV the
,,o,d Times Roctan overture II w Fr,llman
will s,nu ..Tbe Fridge. - Buiv Rice ,.Tbe Ro-
mance ~ love nR 7 Jose uNever IN Nee,
Again - Low Docrstoder ~ Dopb, ~ II Ever DC
cnrs,n and ". II. Rleper schuberrs serepade.
Thsrs will ho a sytt n, the nreva,ung craze called
g. T,hogg.n,ra a +, restwood parry - lance
p,amnbin win NAV harn ,,los and Edwin Frencn
nar,o so,oa There Will he n bnr,esous. called
:. Eve.Taltan Irproar. y in un,oh Messrs shepard
PFC R,eoer uaver,v Frmma, and perrv will
take part. Sketches entitled " Pullman Car Por-
tiers" by Messrs. Baker and Jones, and Senator
ana Judge, - by Messrs. Perry and Magrew, will
also be seen.
upap, Kapva,p IN attn tho attraction Mt the
s,ondard Tne.tr. On Friday eyenino the nf,,e,b
rerformance viii ,ape p,ace and handsome souve-
nirs will be presented. ..paul Kauyar ~ ia a mar
yellously strong play and az full OF Or matte Incl
dent as a play can be. 1t Ia presented by an efficient
company.
Nina Modteaka apneared aa Imooen In - Cvm-
beline y at the Eop,tecn,n stree, the tire on satur-
dav n,oht before an audience mat comnletelv filled
the honse and shoved verv subs,antia, evidence of
onnrovaI Tho NAV vas we'll ac,sd hpt noorlv
mo,n,od nmo N,diasta,s ,harm,,, neraon.,,v
,tood ont de,ghtfuuv IN Imogen. Tbe exouisite
nnr,tv NJ hr acting and its wonderfully symua-
thet,c ouality were never more conspicuous. To-
night Nine. Modjeska appears as Isabella In
Measure for Measure" on Tuesday night ami
Wednesday matinee as Beatrice In "Much Ado
About Nothing" on Wednesday and Thurs
day night, as Imogen In "Cymbeline. "
on Friday night as Rosalind In "As
You Like It," and on Saturday afternoon and
evening In Romeo and Juliet" Nine. Nodes
kaIs retirement from the stage Is announced. 1t Is
sincerely 10 De hopeu mat she ID hosin earheB1
she Is a great faVorile and her loss would be a mis-
fortune.
"1he Battle Of Gettysburg" ut Fourth avenue
and Nineteenth street, ia open day and night, and
numbers of people daily visit Philippoteaux's pan
orsmic picture. The extremely vivid manner in
which the battlefield Is painted has a strange fas-
cination for all. The details Of the picture are
carefully attended to, and, In fact, there IL nothing
to mar the artistic beauty OF the WORK.
nHeart NJ Uearts ~ in comfortably nrosperous Mt
tho Mad,son sopars Theatre and Manager PAL
maria excellent INDIGNANT in the seIection of a
NAV :. AGAIN annarent while ..Ueart ot Hesr,sr
NAV he sIiuht,v ,mprobable. II in certain that It ia
h,ob,v amns,no and that its nre,,v little story ia
annreciated Inv all. Every-oay life gives people ali
the probabilities and possibilities they want, and at
the theatre It Ia occasionally a relief to be rid of
them for a few hours. Mrs Phillips, Mrs. Daven-
port, Mrs. Stoddart and Miss Burroughs have all
made hits In their respective parts