The evening world., 1888-07-20

boom again on the 18th the Fourteenth
Street Theatre, where "Fitznoodle" begins
with j. W. Piggott Aug. 20 Eiblo's, where
Z" Matthias Sandorf" will hold forth from the
middle Of the month the Academy of Music.
with The Old Homestead, of which Den
Thompson promises a spectacular revival
Aug. 20, and the various combination houses.
Manager Frohman will open the Lyceum The
atre the middle Of August with q new play
for Z. II. Sothern, by De Mile and Belasco,
entitled 4" Lord Chumley or, The Knight of
Lummy Tum." 1t 10 o comedy in three acts,
the scene being located in England.
September, in its first days, will probably
see Steele Mackaye's new play, "A Noble
Rogue" at the Fifth Avenue. Later, Edwin
costly productions of Othello " aud . The
Merchant of Venice" for q Season Of eight
weeks. Roland Reed will appear In The
Woman Halter" Sept. Is. at the Bijou. aud
" Oolah " about the middle Of the month,
Dockstader's, the Star and other places will
reopen in September, which month will
also sec THE kafir Diamond " replace THE
2n;en's Mate T at the w BiIf1O %sESsS,v The tn ,1 new
in October. when Days win also begin O new
season. The Madison Square Theatre and
Metropolitan Opera House will open in No
vember, the former with Partners"
Those who wish to study evolution in bur-
lesque have had an admirable opportunity at
tai Slipper I" is now in the height of ITS sue
cess. During the past week every one In the
audience has been presented with Q copy OF
the orig nal libretto, By comparing 1t with
the astonishing changes it i. possible to make
in q piece of that character in the short space
of Ave weeks.
'Nadjy" continues to attract large audi:
ences at the Casino. and is certainly one of
the most remarkable successes Of the season.
The roof garden is Just the place in which to
pass q hot summer evening, o fact that APP
pears TO be fully appreciated by the cant
getaways" Noticeable features of the
Casino audiences are the large theatre parties
New r ochelle. Somerville, the Oranges and
other adjacent summer resorts.
Toneida and Lilly Adams. the two pretty
little children Of George H. Adams. are to be
members Of Charles Ellis's "Caspar, the
Yodler." company during the coming season.
Silver King" company. There Is q very
great demand for stage children just now, OF
Mr.. Adams would have adhered to his origi.
nal idea of allowing Toneida and Lilly O sea.
| sou Oh 1Ql6leSS. lOu6luh, ny tut Dyt. Whf
named after Tony Denier. the pantomimist.
Frederick Warde will pass under the map
agerial reins Of Joseph Brooks next season.
Il. Z. Stevens, one of the stalwarts of the
business, will travel with him as acting man.
ager, and James Jay Brady, for a long time
the business manager Of the Union Square
a good combination for business effect.
Adele Belgrade will be Mr., Warde's leading
lady. As in duty bound. Mr.. Brady is cir.
culating stories about Mr.. Warde. and tell
one of n performance Of Virginius " in q
Colorado town. The audience had refused &c
and the manager induced Mr.. Warde to &C
on the stage and talk TO them.
Said the tragedian: Ladies' and gentle
men, the play Is over. Virginia is dead
Dentatus is dead. l am dead. Appius Claudiui
is dead"
Just then q voice sang out from the gal
What did you do with that other son of g
gun /"
does his mean work in the last act and thu:
sinks into deserved oblivion.
Japanese opera in German was the trea,
spread before the audience which visited
Terrace Garden last night. 1t was q rea
treat, too, and one of the features OF It al
was the appearance as Yum Yum Of pretty
ing. a Juror out in San. Francisco: Las
nights performance was q benefit to Conduc
tor Paul %Steindorf, who received applause,
flowers, congratulations and O handsome
clock. "Mikado" will fill out the weeks bill
at the Terrace.
! risk give MoNELL's TErrHIso CORDIAL. rs cent?. :.