The evening world., 1888-11-17
THEATRES OF TWO CITIES.
ATTRACTIONS OLD AND NEW OFFERED FOR
NEXT WEEK.

The Casino Company VIII stin Hold Gu,
"The Yeomeu Of the Guard Barre
and Booths Programme for the Week.
A Chance TO Get Better Acquainted With
tho London Gaieties at the standard.
"The Yeomen OF the Guard "a still niiing the
Casino at every performance and Rudolph Aron-
sons face wears q sort OF "I-told-you-so" ex-
preston The opera 10 also being given In Phila-
delphia BY one OF MT. Aronson's companies, and
the other day q number OF the Casino actors went
to the Quaker city 10 see the performance. MIR.
Aronson will undoubtedly make plenty OF money
by The Yeomen."
Z. G.. Gilmore will start q series Of entertain.
ments on travel, art, romance and history at
Niblos Garden tomorrow night, when Frank
oakcs Rose, the humoris and reader, viii open q
course with an original entertainment called
"Through London with Dickens." The lecture
will be p~rofusely illustrated, and over 100 scenes
from Diokens's descriptions Of the big city will DO
Manager :. M. Hill will present a handsome
souvenir TO those who visit the cyclorama known
as 90 The Battle OF Gettysburg, " at Fourth ave-
evening. This souvenir will be n portrait OF Paul
Philippoteaux. the artist who painted the scene.
lied and the enterprise prosperr.
rs Tss % q, SaISsr's F Rrssns.iSS ~. Of a,o "Tns nav winter osn,.
cious house during the Week. Nothing but praise
can be given to It and to the artistic performance
Of Miss MARI anderson IN the dual role OF Her.
gwen all next week, with the exception Of Sstur-
DAY night Mr.. Abbey feels very comfortable,
At the Standard Theatre Miss Nellie Farren and
the London Galety Theatre Company win be seen
for a long time to come. The company 10 an excel
scenery ami some extremely well sung ohoruses.
Monte Cristo, jr. 4" is the nam OF the b%uriesquo
VINO sa, Supports pof ' Miss RR sfasn, ' e ~el, f known n'i ana
Me.srs. Booth and Barrett. have, as might be ex-
they win also devote 10 s.Othelio" and "The Mer-
chant OF Venice" Venetian nights, az Mr.. Chase
calls them on the programme. Mr.. Booths Iago
i q magnificent piece OF work, and Mr.. BarretIs
othello leaves little TO be desired.
Partners, " the success OF Mr.. Palmer's season,
has crowded the Madison Square Theatre since the
S%Psaalns St night 1hs ro &Is. Ms ss.sG Sar. a. That M asuse
J. Phillips, Walden Ramsay. j. Il. Stoddart,
Flookton, ,Hollan1, all the ~favoritos Of Mr..
p~ropriate roles. salvint, also, must not be forgot
"she ~ Is phenomenary suocessful at the Four
Rosenquest seems to have been singularly success
Iql thus far this season. The :pecIacular features
tai music Is extremely attractive. Miss Laura
IA Brass Monfey.S Charles Il. aoyrs exrrava-
CANA, begins the sixth week Of It's run at the
popuisr T ns ever. M saa x. o oa|2 nI Il !, on s1ill ,S Just IT,, as
Of the management 10 that II may not be able to
play until January :. It IL probable however. that
Key Ia packing the theatre.
nWaddy Googsn, I" at Harrigan'a Park Theatre,
formance. There Is NO diminution in the receipts
and, after all. that IL about the moat convincing
sign Of success: Mt. harriGan,s clever acting q
affects his performance in the least. nor, It must
be said. do the members of his company show any
Harry Kernell's Few company, with Mr.. Kernell
himself, Frank Bush and james Reilly, will be the
by no a' mssns ,s ss G p0iy a rsssSs,s next T Ts't ;n eSs
Carnos, the Braatz Brothers. Miss Lille seibini,
Fred Huber, Klttie Allyns. Miss Bea!rix Hamilton
At Miners Peoples Theatre paul Ksuvar"
too. Steele MsOfays's powerful drama did Well G1 a.
the Grand Opera louise this week and it viii
Miner popular house. The s's piece e'i IL strong, me me
Importing company good and the carefully trained
At Dorisfs biz dime museum. q. No. ss1 Eighth
avenue, the programme for next week Ia q lively
one. The Aztec children, Miss Anna Leak. an
psychometrist;', Mas Rosa, o bearded woman;
George W. callahan, q ventrilo9uist; little Ad-
and a number Of other features are promised.
Manager Mnrtba announces the Boston Howard
AL; A.ne y, sSs % S;S%Spspyr S Ss the o% %h,s Week; = a,srSoo
interesting. The present organization. 1t is said.
contains a large number of novel features, and the
when they see one. Tonight .'UnSle Toms
Cabin" will be given for the last time at the
Windsor.
nounce thar seats for - The Old Homestead I" may
be secured eight weeks ahead. Well, the an
nounG ceam 70 entirely proper; Dsnman Thomp-
Seats-snd most people are ariicted with that de-
sire-they can only do 10 BY booking very mucn
ahead.
Henry E. Dlxey begins the second and last week
nj aus e n4Asop,s" "a a. ,s see pl s.sr Of ae eoarse. MG plasy
and the usual array of specialties. His friends and
Irving rs still the hit of the piece.
current" " whlon was produced last Tuesday night.
win remain At Niblo's for some time TO como. The
meioarama contains . srea, many stirring scenes
are matinee performs noes Of Il Underour-
MISS Annie piiiey, a Charming actress, will b.
at the Grand opera-House next week, and sne ia
s1,ss~e sSe pG Sas ir. %' y ,as p piaysa. o. M i.s' f Pi9is;,
sings well. and the plays In which she appears
generally display hs s. talents aeans a. their beat To-
Cromwell's lecture will be Seventy Wonders.
street does an extremely satisfactory business, and
the energetic management certainly do all in their
RR G%ss 70 H ishas II. q I'll Fsff PniSec.s S aSd Ei iaS,i Sa anS n:
tainmentn a good one. In fact. the Museum viii
not complain OF neglect.
AT the Eden Mus9e the flower show will open on
Tuesday, and an unusually comprehensive collec-
ton Of roses, orchids and chfysanthemums Is
promised. Flower shows always have their ardent
dmirer and that at the Eden Ausee IL sure of
patronase. The usual concert with Rrdelyi
Naczis Hungarian Band can be heard each After
! noon and evening.
Jacobs's Third avenue Theatre next week. He will
| present two PLAYS, the nrBt half OF the week being
devoted TO The Cattle King" the last half TO
THE Bandit King" Both OF these plays are well
known. In addition to q good company and real
lstlc scenery, Mir. Wsllick will be Aiued by trained
horses.
The second OF the series OF II. X. Jacobs's popu-
lar Sunday-night concerts at the Third Avenue
Theatre will taKe place tomorrow night. The