The evening world., 1888-07-23

Al the Eden Musee Erdelyi Nsczis HUNGARIAN
otchestra gives two concerts daily. the Musee -
g a, SHsl l' Ser. 1 WIN ' @nisA M 70 P p..s Si.a ,a.sIi si,ss.
noon or evening.
It !, worth while taking a trip to Brighton Beach
vine Taxing Iii i ~ New o uaesSoFs 1i"n spectacle soi Is
an extremely Interesting one. 1t takes place IN
the Brighton Beach fireworks inclosure. ~
La Cuencs 10 stiii at Roster h BlaiNa. so In James
owen o'Conor. These artists In their perform
ances, which, after all, are not so wonderfully DIS
s sn ,hs seem to give a great deal Of ; Sa,, M,.a
Lizzie DAILY Is to dance, and the Judge family Will
also be seen.
Jerusalem and the CrucInxion, "the panorama
at Madison avenue and Fifty-ninth street, has been
satisfactorily patronized durln the past week.
There Il so much traI Il historically interesting 10
see on that beautiful picture that 1t cannot taM 10
attract attention for u long time to come. The.
Holy CITY, the temples. towers and palaces. WIN
Mount oliyet anu Mount Calvary, are all to be
seen.
Buffalo Bill ahd his camp will not remain very
much longer at Erasina, $ l., though It is safe to
NAM n ma. sasy cCoin prqnt'G,y r"ms'n s nnsIes %
aud nobody knows tina, better than MIR. Cody. The
STOW Is to appear In Philadelphia, II was to have
but owing to ia great success O supplementary
season was arranged.
The elaborate souvenir promised BY Manager J.
Battle OF Gettysburg, " 1T Nineteenth street and
Fourth avenue, during IN" month Of July, has al
The souvenir 5 one that is worm Keeping "a great
inanv souvenirs are distinctly worth throwing
away), anu !, Is not forgotten by visitors. Mama
ger hill Il pleased with the success OF his most re-
cent enterpr Ae.
Blondin, the intrepid. It is announced, viii cook
and eat his supper lG feet above Ordinary,
everyday people, on a tight rope tthe Sea Beach
Palace to-day. lie will be aided bv Zaullp's banu,
whicr will do ITS best to enaole INN to diget his
lofty repast lmre Kir lily has received a good many
offers for the Chevsiier's services, and II Is quite
lk ~ that Blondin will very shortly appear a'
Niagara Falls and NJ the Genesee Falls, neat
Rochester.
Prince Methusalem, I" one Of the 'br'ghtes' and
most melodious VI Straus7's comic operas, Ia now
comfortably established at Wallack's, where Col;
John A. McCaulIs o mir bic company does II full
justice. De Wolf Hopper 10, OF course, the supreme
attraction, and hts topical song, - The Dbtlet Oh
the l." goes WIN u sfral deal OF vim. Dc Vol
Hopper, however, though undoubtedly o feature,
Ia not a star. McCduIls company 10 good through
well sung. =
Miss Fanny Rice seems TO he giving q great dea
OF satis faction IN he leading role OF Nadjy " a
has u ys as," little n" 10 ' ge VIM WIN ~. % ,p ,se Up esas,e eu' of ~,
tltle role. Chassalgne's iuneiul composition 10 nov
In The third month OF Its run. Fortune seems e
smi 0 upon Rudolpn Aronson. Not only has thu
weather been unusually propitious, but there ha
been yery little composition IN the aeld; tn,
large audiegces and the concerts on the roo
garden are admirably attended.
1.-The Burning OF London, I" which a couple 10
frlahiiul catastrophe, is now regarded by iarg
nineteenth centur' assemblages IA an extremel,
interesting and entertaining event, ana one whicl
II worth seeing more than once ut any rate. Tn
great and only Pam. with bis wonderful nreworks
Is responsible for the placidi,y with which the burn
, lug OF the Engli sh metropolis with ruthless reRu
larity each niSht at Manhattan Beach is viewed
When the weather permits, London burns, and Mr
Pain has not very much fault to ind with III
weather.
Nero" is undoubtedly q great success, at 81
, George, &. l., and the shesels which are nov
, rellinV into the caoacious pockets OF the enterpr'
! ing lmre Kiraliy win soon show that RentleIna
' That Nero" 10 not only capable OF paying e1
penses but OF realizing Tor us protector q hand
lanors with wonderful perseverance, In the neld h
has chosen. lie IL uumatche rs q ballet Aka
: Nero" Ia crowded every night, but rot uuoon
t fortabiy. The grand stand Ia so large that u wi
accommodate q vast audience without the slightel
> Inconvenience.
The three little MAZDA from school. tue origins
. Pooh Bah, the ariless Yum.Ynm, the imposn
= MikadO and the infatuated katisha, to say noihin
= of the v~ivac!ous Ko-Ko, viii he seen In German I
D Manager AmberR's Terrace Garden TO- night an
every night duriug the wrek- The Terrace Ca
den Is n fif,y.eighih slrest, near Third avenue
q man, u visit to the piece viii repay anybud!
!. Tner- are charming promenade concerts after Il
= performance, where you can sip your book Al
listen TO sweet music IN, the way 30 dear 10 u
heart o. the Teut0n. The Terrace Garden u an 1
slitution that ought to be more widely known.
The last week Of Clinton Stuart's ~adapta,ir
known Ms 18th" Keepsake" wiz begin Tonight
the Madison Square The ,tre. The play, in spite
@ its seeming improbabilities, has drawn very goo
audiences, or, II the play hos not %achievel ia
resul, II has been brought about by the clever M
conscientious performance OF Miss Rfie Elsie
y Miss Ellsler, In the role Of the fool sh wife, HI
made n treat many new friend, ihOush the hit
y Ia ' has always been popular. Next Monday MI
. of ne new plays NOWADAYS, by IN. bye, can teen
selves society dramas). by Frank Harvey, entitl,
= "JudR Not" ms will run 'or two weeks at {
q Madison Square Thea re. Miss Helen Bancro { h
n haen RsnHCiallv AnQnNpl In EuDuOrt Miyh Eilaief.