The evening world., 1888-04-16
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weeks At the Casino the demand for seats has been
very large. Inc Aronsons thiak tina, "standing
room y WI De ut a premium until tue pr dnei!on OF
being made in 4 very lively manner. MI. Barker
has taken charge Of the principals, jesse Williams
seer cry, aud NJ. BeDyran OF the BALLET. May l4is
the day set down Tor tae introduction OF " Nadjy"
to the Metropolitan public.
Miss Rosina vokes and her comedy company
Will begin an engagement at Days Theatre to-
night. wneu the performance VIII CONSIST of u one
act comcdietia called "a Game Of tards;' another
one-dct comcdietta, said to be written especially
Tor Miss Nokes by Mrs. Charles DOrcmus, and
called THE circus Rider. " and the wsil-known
! HSs''a ago "''I iis,lq % Wed ''i nowsvcr III is 'on mo-
tS%Sra II, st en- rely e:s' new sDS with the c%x ;SY' "S Of
Cour'enay lnorre, re leading man. Ine son.
Diciz, FeTd,nan Goiiscnalk aud the Misses Leigh.
Eleanor Barry and lsa ellie Irving. Besides the
PLAYS already mention, d, Miss Nokes during ner
My Milllner's M, winch 4 " Which, " Blood
WIN Tel. /" "A Double Lesson, y "A Rough Dla-
m0nd u and 'lhe Widows Device"
Evangeiinc " VIII be given at NIblo's for a
by kice,, In addition to the old iayories. Mlsa
Be.sie Tanpehin will be the Eyangcline, and
George X. :Fort.scMe,. N. W.. II. Macs, Barney
clark and others are mentioned ON the pro-
gramme. . Evangelinc " Is siill an attraction.
age has not impa red liz drawing power.
dorothy " will Le heard Tor the last time by the
j. L. Dun Comic Opera Company at The Grand
Opera-House TINS wees, at the end OF which time
the season Of the company win he brought loa
similar to that watch was seen ut the Standard
1Leatre. II includes MIss Lillian Russell, Miss
Agnes some Miss Rose Leighton, Mlss Marie Hal
ton and Harry Pau,ton. Last night Prof. GROIN
well leclurcd GU ltaly, the Art Land"
'.1he Long Strike, y by Dion Boucicaull, is to tie
Irwin Ryan as Moneypenuy. There is to be ciab-
ora'c scenery, aud startling mechanical effects :"
are promised.
Louis James and Marie Wainwright, who have
town. viii be at the Fifth Avenue theatre TO-
night Their engagement ut mat house, which is
TO last for two weeks, is the last that VIII take
place there with John Stetson as manager. Sh,ri-
dan knowles'sr Romantic play, 'Virginus. Will he
produced. wrh Louis James as V,rginius and
Marie W.inwr ght as Virginia. There will he new
scenery and historically correct costumes. The
costumes, 1t Is sad, Lave been made from designs
taken in the Dresden Art Gallery. During this ell
Nothing will be produced.
partners " IL dong so well at the Madison
Square Theatre that Manager A. NJ. Palmer would
have liked 10 extend Its season, which, however, IL
Ii impossible 10 do on account OF contracts ahead.
q" par,ntrs rs q Virils play when appeals TO the
S]todGart. Mrs. K. }. Phillips, Miss May Robson and
Miss Malhilde Madison do excellent work.
The "Pearl of Pekin" crowds the BiJou Opera
House nightly and Manager Price. contd mt Of its
success, feels that he eau now leave the city win
his mind ut ease. The songs IN '.Tne Pear oil
Pekln" are received with n great deal oi favor and
Louis Harrison's good work has been duly re-
warded.
Pete " still holds the stage OF Harrigan's Park
Theatre. People do not seem to e abe to see
enough OF the excellent character acting All. Har-
rigan does In this play.
Wife " is still the attraction at the Lyceum
Theatre. There win lie mat,nees each Wednesday
and Saturday OF Il Ia month.
Liltlc Coriane's last week at Dockstader's begins
tonight, "Monte Cristo. IT," the ''new opera
burlesque melodrama, y Will be the attraction. The
aud euces tnat have seen 1t up to the present have
evidently liked it. As Edmond Dantes aud the
Count OF Monte Cristo Cor'nne has plenty OF oppor-
tuni.Ies to trlsk AMI caper, anu no one can ever
accuse her OF not avaiiing herself Of these oppor-
tunities.
n1he Still Alarm " Is SO prosperous at the Four
teenth Street Theatre that It really looks as though
son, Harry Lacy docs some effective acting az
Jack Manley. The trained horses, the scenery ana
the mechanical effects seem to give unlimited salts
faction.
"Two Fine Ducks, " q three-aot comedy, will be
given at Tony PASTORS tonight. Harry Kernel
will appear Us Adam McFaaden. while the popular
The cas-, win include Miss Rosie st. Almon, Miss
Lizzie Smith, Miss Fanny Bloodgood, Miss Allie
Smith, John Guina, Thomas McShane and Charles
McShane. A laugh every half minute is promised,
aud Tony Pastor generally keeps his promises.
"La 1osca " will remain at the new Broadway
Theatre Tor TWO weeks longer. No one VINO has
seen Mis- Fanny davenport in this play will deny
that her acting ID iorciDle and artistic, aud wei
worth seeing. ala Tosca IL now very subdued
compared with what 1t was when FIRST presented.
:" she stoops to Conquer - with Miss coghlan as
Miss Hardcastle, can only be seen at Wallack's
Theatre tonight and Tomorrow night. Or
Wednesday "Tne School Tor Scandal viii be
given. John Gilbert, Harry Edwards, Osmond
Te,rle, W. 7. Lowell, 4. d. Ware, Charles
Grover, Charles Dodworth, n. j. Leonard, Charles
Edwin, Walter Hampshire, S. Dunois, Adolpnu.
Shelley, Alvin Robinson Nine. Ponisi. Miss Enid
Leslie, Miss Bigelow and Mis- Rose Coghlan will
he In the cast.
Barnay, PoSsart and Nine. Gertrude Giers viii
again be a triple attraction at the lhalla Theatre
this week. Tuesday night Possart Will he ten,
dered a benefit to celebrate mis- hundIedth per
Torrance at The ITALIA. "Uriel Acosia," 'Tht
Journalist Faust" "Othello" and 'NathaI
der Weise j" will be given during the week.
j. M. Hi Is extremely pleased with "a Pos
fiDlc Case ~ 80 ale the audiences that saw IL las
week at the STANDARD Theatre; so Is sydney Roseu