The evening world., 1889-10-05
THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE KENDALS AT
THE FIFTH AVENUE.

They Will Produce a. scrap Of Paper
with n strong Compapy-"RoEcr In
uonte" to lie Given nj Nibio's-SRivtni
at Pnlmcr's-Cora Tanner nj the Four
IcrnIh street Theatre
The principal theatrical attraction Of the
week, and indeed OF the season, will he the first
appearance in this country. On Monday even
ing, of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. at the Fifth Ave-
ME Theatre, There they VIII undoubtedly he
seen by n large and brilliant audience. The
play selected by Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall for this
important occasion IL "A Scrap of Papcr,"i in
which Mrs. Kendall will assume the role of
Suzanne and her husband that Of Prosper. The
CONF any to support MIR. and Mrs, Kendall con-
tains the names Of people well Erown in Lon
don, zone of them he nE not unfamiliar to
American thcatiC-goers. Mr.. and Mira. Kendall
have for years enjoyed an cn,inblc reputation
in London, and Americans who have seen them
in their nwn country predict for them n corre-
spending success on this eide Of tho Atlantic.
"A scrap of PAPER - will be played during the
first week of the four allotted to the Kondals at
the Fifth Avenue.
Another important production next week will
be that of Augustin Daly't adaptation Of Roger
Ia Honto, entitled Roger Ia Homie; or, a
Mans Shadow, :" which will be presented for the
first time to American theatre goers at Niblo's
on Tuesday night. Niblo's will be closod on
Monday night. william Terriss and Miss Jessie
MillTard are the stars of this production and in
the cast will be Wilton Lackaye, J. II. Fitz-
patrick, James Wallis, Frank Norcfoss. Liv-
~ingston b. Morse, W. A.. Paul. W. j. Gilbert.
Dan Collyer. W. 4. Booth, Emmett Corriran.
Miss Marguerite Fieldp. Miss Hattie Russell aud
Miss May Sylvia.
tire on Thursday evening by sSlvini, the great
Italian trhFedian, who announces that the per-
Of %faTeWo!! nc On II Thnrs day "t Sa fSsIaS't and iH the
following Monday evening Salvini will appear
N rSfm msSs in . which it is qn ,o w Iiifly that 5ot
blank ycEse b, ", d; HccyoIisi', The 'oyertfroW
Delilah and John r.. Malone, will play the lead
Will appear in '!otheiio.' On the nights whe"
sSIvi n ID do Ss , not iS a. Pc; Alexander sHlvini' his
that of HenryE. Dixey at the Standard Theatre,
sS eTen n %q wii9 prB9iG Hsy'. FOR rea she f1Trs sl%e on THE the
metropolitan boards will he a welcome ono: that
ia to made sSydi hi 4 f Ts1nPsaT on. g in !. z @ @sw ple Ssd c iie
fnttrSetion out Of town: In The Seven Ages"
pSny OF T' pla Se suPOoaFfffiG e y Seven r. A +; Elf Is a f Smr.
tesque. and It is said to give Dixey a number OF
Miss Cora Tsh9er vii begin a four weeks en-
gagement at the Fourteenth Street Theatre on
S Nay called eight F ESSRDetsr5nsr II IN h the 'g Snsi iml
Pers9nation Of Lady Madee Slasbton and Char
ley Marlowe Miss Tanner does some admirable
work. In the cast will be Eleanor Carey, lsa-
bella Waldron, Charles Co2te and Lionel Bland.
rahy will undoubtedly receive a hearty W elcome
at the Union Square Theatre Monday night.
The company il perhaps the best Of its kind that
has been in this city; every feature Of the enter
%tainment is worth seeing. and there is not a dull
moment during the entire performance. On the
road the organization has met with much sue
cess.
The Theatre Comique, Harlem, will have q
play next week that las not as yet been seen in
mime hui lesque entitled THE Spider and the
Fly, which tells u rather quaint story and in
PRODUCES some very original specialties. The
cast Is a thoronghly good one, and the speciality
At the Peoples Theatre Monday night Henry
Lee will appear for the first time il. The Sus-
gtct, a w G dT1Hm "a adapted by Louis
M MAJ Ii 1nd TIN 1t6sJ Ford, I VIZ; 1ssS Ssn aslSn h ottpbI saG
we'll received in Brooklyn during the past week.
The sixteen fencing and dancing girls who are
mept at the Eden Mqsre will arrive early next
week. on the steamship Elder. Their photo
graphs are already here. A novel and fantastic
entertainment will be given by these foreign
disciples OF Terpsichore. In the mean time eX-
cellellt concerts are given, three each day at the
1.-The Great Metropolis" Jessop and Teal's
spectacular melodrama, IL nearinG the end Of
its run at P%roctor's Twcrty-third Street Theatre.
1t will remain at this honse until Oct. 10. when
the last performance will he given. 1t will be
succeeded on Monday. Oct. 2l, by Bronson
Towards successful war play. Shenandoah, 7"
now at the Star Theatre.
Kellar and the Spanish Students are the at