The evening world., 1888-12-15

may not be the style Of entertainment to which
they have become accustomed. The songs IN
Then there IS Mrs. Yosmsns, Who Is delightfully."-
Es T4sT' M T,ll a he az q1BB S5issass to q! q a. s s'sS Si,isi
Theatre IA, Monday nd yyrd ndishtA when . Miss thai EsI aiss
iesgne than "a sSe Yh %pf IN ''pPSGonstse. Cristo, IT," She
will be watched with a great deal Of interest;
1"Lfttie Lord Fauntieroy, al the broadway
nmS e f %itt nE Ils &c Tsslie Pre SaTfSgm wrS% az S. il1c
hero, Cedric Enroll, delights the audiences;, me
s s"m RnIr is an S Sdm,rap sreS T ! ana are h EXTREMELY nT%E;
well portrayed. The performance is one that
probably every. lplaygoer in the city NIL see;
Miss Mary Anderson will appear in ,,'Pygma-
tiEn M f@ n Ssle "The q hSt%sF fal tH @,Wilf s again, be
given, and Miss Anderson will begin the last
leave ESSS New York iav With big record. She has met
with artistic appreciation. It j. now aokn9wl-
'""Ctspt. swift Il, Haddon Chambers,s, play,
is still running at the Madison Square Theatre
dear to mstropoiitsn theSstre-soerS. Mr.. Agnes
l B%H,hh. N Mr' s,oGsor i'HT Mra,, F TbiTliS M"r rmd H mr..
R"b1inson all appear. Maurice barrymore. has
made great hit by his Interpretation of the
Mr.. GARDENERS enterprise known by the title
Of He, She, Him and Her" will be the attrac-
ton at the People's Theatre next week, George
tainment, which is said to contain many pleasant
spfaflaltsiGG. s NTH Tin, a songs Ho, and \ has d" bSss s sSiVr IN
many cities, and the verdict seems to have been
Dockstador has had an extremely good week at
IF l We're a Millionaire" suggested by The
EvENINa WonLD, to very large Audiences md,
week he will have many bright things in his pro
grammc, He is always on the lookout for timely
n%pvel tie. and yaa he geTPssr cstyo fi ysw them lavender, Ct
A.. w. Pinero's play, still prevails, The business
continues to be satisfactory, and theatre parties
in a comedy role does some excellent work, while
Miss Dillon does well with q role sntirs!y differ M
]: Lemoyne's performance is greatly appre-
"AH Hole in the Ground" Charles II. Hoyti,f
farce-comedy, well known to New. Workers., VIII
len" next Week. The Harlcmites are VERY, well
looked upon AZ a capital theatrical locality, "A
Hole in the Ground will not need much intro
dq BtTI9,. bit It will %n. sS q b IL E Ne. 81 sn' Eighth ave.
true Dstl E%s G Sra ,PfHf oS o. aMST Mr. Tin 1nS %sf The ,! iRf Hif
stage performance is given every hour, and it il
a good one. Mr.. Doris's museum is SITUATED
' very favorably, and IT has certainly neglected nc
opportunities.
The Grand Museum. M%enagerie and Mora
Theatre, at NOS. $40 ana "a I Grhnu htTcet, ma
now started upon a career which Is marked witt
all the indications of success. There is no doub
at all that these institutions are appreciated am
that there will even be more Of them in this city
At the Grand there is a. good theatrical enter
tainment and a decided plethora of "curiosi
ties. =.
Mr.. H. r. Jacobs will give a concert at boil
the Third Avenue and Thelia theatres ,to-mor
row evening. The following. artists will appea
at each house; Mr.. Dan Mason, Miss Ami
Hart. Prof. Abt, Miss Emil, Peare,, Mufsica
Fox, Miss Ida willard, Sig, Luigi pelloE%S
Littletield, Mr.. Emil Chevrial, Mr.. Louis j
Monico and Sig; f, Gampiglio.
coming weeks attraction is one that will n \
popular Irish comedian, Pat Rooney, who vii
be assisted by Matte Rooney and q strong cas-
in the funny, rollicking farce Of Pats Ward
robe
The attraction for the coming week at II: r
Jacobs's Thalia Theatre. will be Geo. c. Boniface
who will present Charles Fost,er,s, sensationa
presented in the city some time ago and me
with approval. Mr.. Boniface il an old-tim
!: Bowery favorite, and will no doubt prove
: strong drawing card for Manager Jacobs
y downtown house,