The evening world., 1889-03-30
GOSSIP OF P%LAYH0USES.
ATTRACTIONS OFFERED BY THE MANA.
GERS OF BOTH CITIES.

The moCaun Opera Company in Tit May
Queen 'CoEhlan Mt the Star
Continued suocess Of The Gold Mine"
Lewis Morrison in "Faust" at the
Brooklyn Grand Opera-Houso.
One of the most important theatrical events
Of the coming week will be the production OF
1.-THE May Queen der Glucksritter) at Pal
mer's Theatre Monday night by the McCaull
Comic Opera Company. A new comic opera
will be very welcome in these days. The music
of"The May Queen" is by Afons Czibulka.
the libretto by Richard Genie. w. Mandstadt
and Bruno Zappert. Here is the cast: The Queen,
Harriet Avery; Lady Beatrice Hamilton, Marion
lIanola; Roxana, Laura Joyce-Bell; Nancy.
Annie Myers; Harry Macdonald, Eugene Oudin,
Toby, Digby Bell; Lord Middleditch. De Wolf
Hopper; Giles, jefferson de Angels; Stiles,
John J. Rafael; Lord Montrose, Charles w.
Dungan; Lieut.. Wilmore. Edward Stanley;
Ellen, Josephine Knapp; Lydia, Louise Edgar;
Betty. Florence Wiley, and Rose, Lucy Pixley.
, The scene is laid in London in the year 1860.
The appearance of Miss Rose Coghlan at the
I Star Theatre Monday night in Charles Coghlan's
romantic play, Jocclyn " will be an interest
ing event. The new play is Raid to have been
well received ia other cities. 1t will be beauti-
fully staged at the Star. New Workers are very
fond Of Miss Coghlnn, and rather proud of her,
too. In Jocelyn " she appears in the title role.
She kills the villain in the last act in a duel with
swords. In the cast will be Mrs. Charles Wat
son, Wilton Lackaye, Werner Charges. Harry
Mckee, RanEin viii begin an engsFement at
E agq az S{s %5te' Mies M Rbs F Bert r s%a ! Miss + G GSses
play. which ought to do a good business az MI.
i inS T iife, will hS Se p4ese slssdi at Z tE PEW Wi IN EsE Eng
mo MAhM az Iu iMc Bell yi lIe enter 1T thu Tp BIid the T ieeSnd
Monday Month " night. Cute little i Dot CLARENDON, the
s niece Of s,, MiSs Ida EiPlie VSWyPSGPtn s,s is p npE ETeS Ssd sb g
to satisfy the audience. Mr.. Hoyt has added
comic song. The performance goes with as
Duncan B. Harrison viii begin The second
street f fhe as eMSG onSng nig6 e Win SRi EEGTHhI s Pagl
master" Mr.. HqrrisoG,s impersonation Of the
fore the curtain. The Paymaster" has been
duced here. The company supporting MIR. Har-
ris SS. i a a f E 2Rs' the German comedian, will
begin a weeks engagement AZ the Theatre Co
mique, Harlem, Monday night. appearing in his
BBeiseyn, m meai1PsT Tit thG a great a9Sle deal IN of T saeaesa he a aas
Eis PDsT "a and q, q a. he siafFs well this i r. int .Ss
Yodler." will be presented with a well-selected
lFrfaieiin Thessa Klinkhammer will appear
Monday night at Amborg,s Theatre in "GypS,
benefit Of Herr Gilbert. The rest OF the week
will be devoted to a new comedy. Fraulein
made Madea a nit With St the sP PATRONS Ss Of the arsh house enc Mr. ir'
Amberg's Summer season OF opera begins at the
Clio" Is the n "a Of. Kellar's new sketching
fs;G mo Mo%a,o which 6t beoE Wi1 Ppt on . tSrfi TIE f n :
p8aTH ta fSRt''s She %aEEstchse S@ on an st easel sfp placed 9R Be- =
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The Gold Mines success at the Fifth Ave
have BEEN made in the first act, Which strengtS"
ems it considerably. The changes have been in
Eilas X. Woolcott has met with general, praise.
must nMs en not be- foT rS%tttan' N Miss SKATE Kate Fo 5Df hi@ snd
Miss Ida Vernon are great S%avorites.
ire during the Coming week. {. Y. coHldOcf,
p tTas s1sf kiPRs. vS fSS sqn sSs2G; i Tiil dSRP fRs fq s.
lowing names; Lillian Billings. sydney Gowell,
5 GsGSiirt RgSa: c J. &! I 6td A E T. 4. Rya ao F. E.
r6 Pat JR & 9 ne ya Il his tSPG siisPeS y 'I;R aSas yard #:
Theatre. 1t will be the comedlsn's frat visit to
the Bowery. Kate Rooney and o good company
will support the star. There will be new music,
songs. dances and specialties. Pats Ward
robe +" will undoubtedly draw large. audiences to
this popular Bowery house during its week
there.
Nothing appears to affect the successful run of
Little Lord Fauntleroy." at the Broadway
Theatre. II IL now in its fifth month, and Elsie
Leslie and Tommy Russell still have things their
own way. Mrs. France? HodssoSn Burnett, who
could not have seen 1t presented in a more de-
LRlIfnl waV. Ihe CCmDlnV Ia A fhOfOuQhlv
good one, and the performances move briskly
"Gaptain swift %iYtS at the Madison Square The
atre seems to pay no attention whatever to the
novelties that appear from week to week in the
city. Serene in the, knowledge of his own
strength, he enacts his strange history each
night, and sees by the large audiences invariably
pleasurable. Captain Swift" has already en-
3oyed a long run. 1t can be continued for some
time yet.
"Erminie" will be the attraction at Niblo's
Monday might, and a great attraction will it I'M
doubtedly prove. 1t will be presented by Ru-
uolph Aronsons opera. company, and many of
the old %favorites who have been identified with
the opera ever since its successful production
and long run in this city are among those in the
cast. Mrs. Potter. In d repertoire of her best
pieces, will be the attraction following Err
mimic rat Niblo's.
"Nadjy" is still claiming attention at the
Casino, and it would be hard to resist the