The evening world., 1888-09-24
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"Thc Two Johns y are to entertain the audience
at II. X. Jacobs's Third Avenue Theatre this week.
Mr.. Jacobs calls the play "a jolly t~hree-act COM
edy, with no pretensions TO high art Its sole OBJ
%ject-and 1t Ia not ashamed TO make the acknowl-
and a good company viii make ''The.Two Johns
apparent. II
Passions Slave which seems to be the most
win be given this week at Il. r. Jaeobs's fhalia
Theatre on the bownry. The piece will be pre-
s cTass sce SS ei sS%p are pro sD%pany M in% sS%S Ss siSS.
says that his scale OF prices for the ITALIA, namely,
10, 20, 80 and ~ cents, have made the house ex-
tremely popular.
Duncan b Harrison's military meiodrama,
engagement at the star Theatre tonight. During
extremely enthusiastic, and the tank jumps have
been loudly appreciated; Ny. Harrison. Miss
honors between them.
This weeks programme at Roster 4 Balls will
be Interesting, though not startlingly different
owen OConor. Frank Bush, Blanche Marsden,
and the pretty advertisement The Sports, OF
A Aalns wv hH again Nm De m,rS on ere can me ,b na; ,sDan
OF the patrons OF this house.
The business s done ~ the cycloram %s now man;
s S.,a ss y; NJ 4 i, s' aa aad 10 eh S"yn S as 40 inc . Tue Of
that a dividend will he declared Nov. /. What
more pleasing proof OF success, than this can pos
sibly be adducedf The story of the battle IN book
form il presented to Sunday panorama visitors.
The last week Of The, run OF Mrs. Mary Flske's
play, - Philip Herne," At the Firm Avenue Thea
will be taken to the Standard Theatre, where 1t
will be given with the same excellent cast as that
Joseph WneelocE in the third act are alone worth
seeing.
A number OF new paintings have been added to
tSe or o,t ss''e eS,i III me I Eses mVsGs' , iGH ps'n' sns
"venus, " have attracted o great deal OF attention.
The engagement Of the famous ylennese lady
fanpara haUtna tn-niUht Thev arc alraahv lnawn
10 the patrons Of the Elder Musee,. and a renewal
Of the acquaintan ceship 80 pleasantly begun will
undoubtedly be mutually agreeable.
"A Legal Wreck =" plaoidly continues on its COM
Portable run towards . nftie!h performance at the
Madison Square Theatre. The management say II
place all winter, but on Nov. IL 1t will be obliged
70 %r make : way nay b 70. the ne sr eSmpa nSSi,os "a ,h Legal
now shines like q perfected gem.
,.adeT,s ,nIs week: The genial Lew win sing;
S comm q; ssw sas,si. g c "PiSsSf.. "" Oh IN! %sf VIII. hnoE X. j. .
W !! %,;s A. ar d. eS Sasi,: i L 3, h 4; I u Rosinf s.!
farce entitled els Marriage q Failure7" will be
made known.
Henry z Hoyt will in future paint all the scenery
used At the Broadway Theatre In "The Kanfr
Diamond" " now Running ut that house, the scenery
plays q very conspicpons part The swamp scene
part OF Shoulders, does some vigorous work. Miss
Isabella Ivesson has made q good impression.
That ever popular play ..The Silver King" will
House. The COMPANY will include Carl Haswin,
Wilton Lackaye, Raymond Holmes. Matt SNYDER,
George Farren. Helen Cooper Parr, Rose Snyder.
MIRA. 4. l. Thorpp, Master Campbell Mowati,
little Marguerite Fields and Grace Thorne.
at the Casino, and It will be obliged TO make place
for the new Gilbert a sullivan opera. A new
gayotte,. danced BY Miss Fanny Rice and the corps
aon into the second act. The advance sale Of seats
for the next i0T, !, Is very large; "Nadjy"
Al the windsor Theatre tonight Q domestic
COMEDY drama In four acts, entitled Her Hus-
band, u will be given a metropolitan hearing. Miss
hes. A%P Her I HRppsssnd" Is d De .ad ei' as e e1 mstSety
are laid near ChafiestCn, s. c.. The others in New
YORK City.
Miss Kate Csaxton and her husband, Charles A.
sss.nss Her. wy a. p 1ne Pso she's Theatre tss Tins tals week. week.
It was at this theatre mat the World Against
Her " was originally tried with success. The play
contains many strong situations, and II has the adj
vantage Of q good company, thoroughly well
trained.
Improbability is the chord upon which the
management OF the Fourteenth Street Theatre now
seem 10 harp when speaking OF Buchanan's play
I" Fascination - now running At that house. Miss
Cora Tanner, In the dual role Of Lady Madre Slash.
ton and Charles Marlowe, does some very good
work, and, probable or Improbable, "Fascins-
ton " seems eminently able 70 hold It's own.
Lord Chumley," At the Lyceum Theatre, still
crowds that little house. on Wednesday aft -rnoon
j.. II. sothern and the members Of his company
have offered their services to benent the yellow
fever sufferers OF Jacksonville. Manager FTohman
hopes that q large sum can In this way be handed
to the fund. Manager Frohman Ii undoubtedly
correct.
Roland Reed begins the last week OF mis- success
full engagement ut the Bljou tonight. The genial
woman-nater viii then set out on his lravels- Mr..
Reeds capital work N Mr.. Bundy has been greatly
appreciated. 1.-The Woman Halter {" possesses
some remarkably funny situations. which nobody
can more effectively accentuHte than Roland Reed.
"Boccaccio " Is merrily prosperous at Waliack's
Theatre, and Col John A. McCaull wears q per.
petually bestinc smile, In which he is successfully
emuiated by Business Manager Benjamin d.
one OF tie best Of the many good things for which
the metropolitan public have 10 thank McCaulL
Boloesy KIraliy's /" Matthias sandorf" still con-
rnues 10 dance frs way into favor AZ NihlVs. The
balleis America " and " The FAte OF the Storks
nave lost none OF their charm by frequent repeti-
ton. They are enacted At the present time with
as much precision and delicacy AZ ever. "Mathias
sandorf" Is q production full OF spectacular merit.
Denman Thompson is still Uncle Joshua Whit
comb IN 1.-THE Old Homestead at the Academy nj
Music. Those who mad doubts az TO the advisable
ity OF placing this rural play upon the stage OF sucl
an enormous theatre for an unlimited run can nov
put away their doubts. "The Old Homestead" Il
a very decided success and nils the big theatr'
nightly.
The audiences at Harrigsn's Park Theatre are al
big as ever; IN fact, they are only limited by tn,
size Of the mouse. In ''Waddy GooRan 4" Mr.. Har
rIgan mas made q big hit, and his popularity ma!