The evening world., 1888-04-02
AROUND THE THEATRES.

Al the Third Avenue Theatre Tony Denier and
"Humpu Dumpty " will be the weeks attraction.
AZ the Theatre Comieue, Harlem, Murray and
Murphy win begin q weeks engagement Tonight
Prof. Hermann will be o. the star Theatre this
week. He will he assisted 40 usual by m Herr
mann and the inimitabis D'AlvinL
Pete will be given for the lSo,h time at Hsr.
rigans Park Theatre tonight. The popular play
win run until the close OF Mr.. Harrigan'sN New York
season.
pan Fron%sp says that the prosperity Of The
likely that q supplementary season will be added TO
the present one.
money a." has proved to be the mos, profitable
production In MIR. Henry K Abbey's old comedy
series at wallack's. 1t win not DO Withdrawn un,
I'll next Monday, when ''she stoops to Conquer "
will DO produced
ut the standard Theatre this week. MISS Mather's
earnest, conscientious work Is well known to
metropolitan audiences. She VIII be seen In O
varied repertoire.
Mas Minnie Palmer will begin an engagement at
the Grand opera-nouse this week, In a play not
Sweetheart" Last night Prof. Cromwell lectured
to a crowded house.
"The stu Alarm " will remain for nm indefinite
diences likeh Harry Lacy does some very effect
I've work as Jack Manley. The trained horses are
watched with n great deal Of interest.
The management OF Pooles Theatre announce
that, by special arrangement with Dion Bouci-
oauit, '1he Colleen Bswn" will be produced at
that house this week. There will he matineSs to-
day, Wednesday, Thursday and saturday.
"The Pearl Of Pekin," Rice's Chinese comic
opera, 10 drawing large audiences 10 the Bijou
magnificent costumes and the handsome scenery
appear TO be great attractions "The Pearl OF
Pekin " will PROBABLY run all the summer.
"Ls Tosca " il still at the:new Broadway Thea
tire. Scarpia seems to have repeuted OF his un-
pleasant violence to some extent. lie Ia much
mHye f saSaTe pa ana sonssG neiinG "a ,a s,r isss s snS ming.
npent She reconolles people to Q great deal in
Sardous play.
tors this week with the genial Frank himself, Mile.
Eichlerette Herr Grais, Charles and Ella Jerome,
Homer and L,ngard Miss Maggie cline James
and La;e Weston: ." 1'''' anu
nEdward Aropson believes, in the fervor Of his
throughout tie summer at the Casino. Arrange
ments completed some months ago, however, VIII
n %sas for me "i prodSSsion aff'PEaNSs sSsy.S ere s Ss1ns
artists, stage carpenters, dressmakers and prop
erty men are already hard at work.
their greatness q. the Tnsiis Theatre this week.
Z" Othello," "Uriel Acosta, - Journalisten " and
''Biuthoczit " win be presented. BaTnay and Pos
mand for seats has been enormous. Tue appear
ance Of the two celebrated German actors onthe
same stage Ia an event OF unusual Importance.
The short season OF the National Opera COMPANY
at the Academy Of Music begins tonight, when
. Nero y VIII be given, with fraubman, Walker, =
the cast. There will be a very large orchestra,
elaborate scenery and costumes, a well-driiled
marks Queen OF sheba " will be given; Wednes-
day, "Tannhauser;" Thursday, Faust" FRI
day. The Flying Dutchman;" Saturday matine6,
g Nero, y and Saturday evening, "Lohengrln."
Miss Clara Morriss appearance at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre tonight In .'Renee de Moray ~ viii
rs presented The play some months ago at The
Grand opera;Ronse' calling It Renee" and It
p Tss nothing 4" else e'G during her tnAe es ses ,ereeas az az
the Fifth Avenue: The play 10 a version OF
M MarlyG" 'S NIKE Norris 5ats, win u play the he p saTs al assignee Mnes
at the Madison Square Theatre to Mrs. Booth.
corinne win produce Monte cristo. it," at
Ights. me Language is that Of f Z. Kldder.
iseG. Tue hbreito is divestea OF q great many
Britishisms, IT. + said, and local %aillsions have
marches galore. Little Corinne will appear as
Edinond paItes:; i, ACT A. H. !; represents Gr.ssan ~ she harbor at
seen, while in Act III. the auberge OF the Point du
Gard and a salon in Paris will be shown.
Bo,os pE'G Kirs,ty. d VIII GiT BE- spe tss at,rao PrSau as SIb,S oy
10 Dolores" Nsxton Gosshoid' John Malone.
j. II. Fitzpatrick, Miss Charlotte Dean and Miss
Eleanor Cary are In the cast. Mr. Kiralfy has the
following remarks to make about the production:
made a marked departure from the class OF per-
formances with which toe name of Kiralfy has been
| 30 long luenUneu, Out tb great SUGGEST IN farl9 as
q drama, and also as n grand opera, In which
ballots were introduced with the sanction Of n.
Victorien Sardou. its author, caused me TO venture
In America to introduce ballots, which have % far
proved, to say the least, enjoyable Innovations,
even In q play OF this character. They belong nat
urally enough In the place In which they are pre-
scented, and have endeavored to make them re-
tard the action OF the play as little as possible"
"Partners" will he produced at the Madison
Square Theatre tonight. 1t will be the NTH play
given in Mr.. Palmer's fourth season at that house.
.'Partners" is > comedy drama In nye acts by
Robert buchanan. The cast Is as follows: Henry
Borgfeldt, o wealthy manufacturer, Alexander
Salvini; Charles D~erwentwatcr, his partner, Wal
den Ramsay; Mr.. Parr, their head clerk, ]. Ii.
Stoddard; Mr.. SAlgernon Belair, q retired actor,
7. N. Hollands; Mrs. HarkaWay's husband, MI. Her
Dickinson, Borgfeldts butler, q. F. Fiockton;
Boxer. a clerk, John Findlay; Smith, q clerk. W.
II. Pope; q servant, MIR. George 8. Stevens; Clare.
Borgieldt's wife. M!ss Mare Burroughs; Alice
Borgfeidts child, Gertie Homan; Mary, Charters
wife, Miss Kate Mallory; Lady Silverdale, Mrs. Z
j. Phillips, and Mrs. Harkaway, 0 woman Of
fashion. Miss Mathnde Denison. the nrst, second
and fourth acts take place In BorQfeldt's drawing
room, the third In sBorgfeldts ONCE and the nfth
in lodginga.