The evening world., 1888-05-14
AROUND THE THEATRES.

Monkeys, ponies, goats and dogs still have pos
session OF tue star Theatre. They seem TO have
fascinated the children, who visit the theatre in
formidable numbers.
"Dr. Klaus" will be given tonight at the Thalia
Theatre. Tomorrow 'Blutthochzeit" will be CIV
en- and pos'srt VIII make his farewell. "Wednesday
saturday Manager Amberg will have u benefit
Prof. Hartl's nine vlennese Lady Fencers are one
OF the many attractions at the Eden Musee, where
Efdelyi NacZis HUNGARIAN orchestra iispenses
sweet music each Afternoon aud evening. The
Eden Musee Ia q capital place to pass an hour In.
"a Possible Case - Ia aiill at the Madison Square
the success Of the play. MIR. Roscnfeids amusing
possibility seems to please the audiences who sec
II, and there Is u great deal OF merriment in the air
each night.
At the Lyceum Theatre "Tho Wife" goes
serenelv on towards the end OF ITS run, which It
mas now nearly reached. Messts. Belasoo and Dc
Miles comedy has been marvellouL y successful,
and 1t has surprised everybody, including Messrs.
Belasco and De Mile themselves.
"The Streets OF New York " will be revived at
the Academy OF Music this week by Fra X Mayo.
THIS melodrama, which contains nearly every
thrilling episode vet invented, ought to prove IN
ieresiing during the brief time that It can be seen.
FRANK Mayo IL u virile actor, and he VIII nave "A
good company.
At Poole's Theatre 1.-THE Arabian Nights will
be me attraction this week, with the regnlar matt
let In the production headed by Rosina Astegiania,
while the Mauvel Brothers will be another Interest,"
ing feature. ''The Arabian Nights" ought TO
prove extremely attractive AZ Poole's.
THE Pearl OF Pekin " is at tie BIjou Opera
House ana doing very nicely, 100. Inc Chinese
LOUIS Harrison, however, shows no signs Of
ia'igqc, nor do any other members of the cast.
MIS- Irene Verona has recovered from her brief
indisposition and Is Finette once again.
" Tue SIN Alarm " is stili at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. Next Wednesday Man ger Rosen-
quest, Harry Lacy and Joseph Arthur will inaugu-
rate a series OF souvenir matinees for ladies'. Every
feminine visitor will receive an appropriate souve-
mr. ana these matinees VIII he continued during
Miss Kate Caxton and her husband, Charles
stevenson, win begin an engagement at Niblos to-
night, presenting their new play, now established
scenery Is promised. Nils clax,on always has asa a
good supporting company. Next week Hallen
and Hart and a specially company will DO the at
traction at Nlblo's,
Owing to the success OF Frank Moran's San Fran
cisco Ministries at Tony PASTORS duling the past
week. thetr. engagement has been extended until
to the company this week. and several other novel
additions will be made, including a new burlesque
by Frank Dumont. entitled The still Alarm,
q new FIRST part finish" entitled 'O'Connor's
Othello."
"Natural Gas" has filled the Fifth Avenue
IT Theatre a. during the past week, the clever speelaIties
production. Manager Russell win avail himself Of
Engene ,Tompkins's hospitality as long as :. Natu-
lie can have the Fifth Avenue Theatre for some
time TO come.
Miss Rosipa Vokes and the members OF her CON-
R ISy W,, continue Wa, TO Gresen, at psly's Theatre
BIN " and "a Double Lesson" The popular sony,
- His Art Was True to Poll, " has been received
curing ne past week as merrlly as ever. The
ment OF her fun. There is nctninp boisierous
about the dainty little plays that she presents.
Miss frankie Kemble. with her new comedy
drama entitled % Sytil: or, The Lights OF Dublin
Life vii be the attr tction a. H.. X. Jacobs's
third Avenue Theatre this week. Miss Kemble is
supported 10y a good company. She has not played
IN w, New w f ,S,s lor a long ,imr;r and r she LOOKS for :
house with great pleasure. The boys Of THE
EVENING WORLD Newsboys Baseball Club will be
there tonight to welcome her.
Col. John A. McCaull is quite satisfied with the
business that 'The Lady or the Tiger ~ has done
Ia has " Seen cfo "%Is1s De De- Vol gaii T TepR; has m n"sn,' e
laughter nightly. His athletic slide from the gal
lery In the arena scene TO the stage Is so unex-
Nine. Mathilds U res'rs Je asop' de- is'% Ansel,s.
Caterina Marco and Miss Madeline Luce,te are ali
quite at home Ia their parts.
The principal members of the company which
will rl6y 1.-THE Mystery Of a Hanson Cab at the
Academy Of Music for the last lime ~io-uiQht. will
leave for Chicago tomorrow. "The Hanson
Cab" business has been unsatisfactory. The only
mystery about the piece seems TO be is production
by as,ute Manager Palmer. The Chicapo-bound
people are TO open at Mcylokers Theatre, where
they have been engaged for four weeks IN 1.-THE
will also be presented next week by Mrs. John
Drew nt the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia
1.-THE School for scandal" is receiving a boom.
"The Queens Mate, +" at the Broadway Theatre;
has settled down comfortably for a long, steady
run. The intention of the management II is said.
is 10 keep 1t before the public until September.
This ought not to be a very dinicult task. The
music, by Lecocq, is charming, and the scenery
and costumes Well worth seeing. Miss Lillian
Russell has scored the hit OF the piece. although
this need not discourage Miss Camille Darville, q
new conner, who must remember that Miss Russell
has been a metropolitan favotite for a long time.
The song by the rival generals, Pataques and
Bombardos, always pleases the audience.
Miss Julia Anderson will he seen this week at the
Theatre Comique, Harlem, In a play by Rorert
johnston. called 'lnez; ORA Wife's Secret. = The
girl and an Italian nobleman. He deserts her and
she believes him dead and marries ner cousin. The
Italian appears Immediately after the wedding.
Everything is satisfactorily settled. however. or
will he tonight. on Wednesday Manager Hart
viii tender a testimonial benefit 10 his business
manager, Nat Roth. MISS Anderson will appear
contr buted by Miss Alice HARRISON, Miss Leonora
Bradley, Miss Loie Fuller. Miss Adah Richmond,
Miss Bertha Behrens, Nelson Wheatcroft and 9TH
ers.
''Nadjy, " Of which so much has been heard, will
he presented to- might at the Casino. 1t ia a comic
stigne, composer OF ''Falka, u the libretto by Al
fred Murray. The production is made under the
S]irsc,iop ,S Of m Richard M B..k ssr, w1i ne! jess, e., Williams
as Nadty, the premiere danseuse OF The Grand
OpeLa,iouse,. Vienna, and Miss Isabelle Ureuhsrt
as Princess Etelka, ward Of the Emperor Of Aus.
tria. The remainder OF tine cart is IA follows:
ANGELA, wife OF FaraRas, Jennie Weathersby;
Rakoczy. a Hungarian patriot, Marx Smith:
Gopnt de Rosen, nephew OF the Margraye
brumkorf, Fred solomon; Konrad. an Austrian
onicer. Miss Kate TART; Ladeslas, steward. to the
Mararaye, A. W. Marin the Mayor. A: w. Tams;