The evening world., 1889-05-18
COMIC OPERA INVASION.
ALL MEETING WITH SUCCESS AT THE
SEVERAL THEATRES.
Large Theatre Party for the "County Fair"
-Ullle Akerstrom's success-Denman
Thompson Near the Close Of His Pres
porous Run-The Lyceum Company at
the Brooklyn Park Theatre.

the brooklyn Park Theatre.
Glover, Won suppS's charming comic opera
has settled down for q long and prosperous run
at Palmer's Theatre, where the pretty romantic
story and the tuneful, refreshing music have
been drawing large audiences during the week.
Col. McCaull is in Europe, and he will undoubt-
eddy drink his mineral waters with considerable
placidity now that he has heard OF his company's
lucky discovery in Clover" Miss Annie Myers
and Miss Marion Manola are the principle attrac-
tions In this opera.
The Brigand " il crowding the Casino each
night in spite Of the operate invasion OF the
metropolis. Mr.. Aronson has never yet staged
a production 30 sulnptuously. The Hungarian
Band and the Casino orchestra give u concert
in the roof-Rarden each evening. and the
weather is now at hand when the roof garden
becomes a thing of Joy. During the coming
week five of Waldteufel's latest waltzes will be
interpreted in the garden.
The Oolah," at the Broadway Theatre. will
be greatly improved next week. Francis Wilson
has been, holding daily ,rehearsals. and making
be more OF Francis Wilson In THE Oolah,"
and that is what the public want. They, like this
tie Peach" At the hrSt night, performance vii;
son was very nervous. He is himself again, and
that means u great deal.
The As%arSYth AMPtsn5 Dramatic AAssoeia-
tion, OF BrooklNn, Will WISH. IroCtor.b twenty
third Street Theatre tC-niEht in a body. they
COUNTY Fair" Men BnrSess'S venture is prov.
crowdinR, Proctor's. Mr.. Burgess is extremely
e ssrd an az his mo success; but he has EAR! STTned tit9y
Fair he has u gold mine.
Miss Ullie Akerstrom begins the second Meek
Of her SPgARsNmm . at the Star : Theatre on Mon;
the reception which has been accorded her here.
II is not very often that a country star"
play, "Annette,. the Dancing Girl" during the
coming week. Miss Akerstrom's dancing il her
Denman thompson will begin the last week
but but one sns of Ia his long Z. and nd pah ss%amS prosper r.
THE Old Homestead on Monday night Mr..
Thompson will then retire 70 his farm at Swan
sence the, big theatre will be occupied by Bar
thoiomew's educated horses which will remain
Miss Rosina vokes's delightful entertainment
i III GttfF Mns sS ame pH"'ETG %el. q WHY Rihtly'I an. Tde airy
attractive, Miss vofes'y song about the, whale
The, way in which she shows how he took hls
final header. Illustrating this with the train Of
pletely mistress-is inimitable.
The lady dancers are still At the Eden Musee,
fE or iEie sy the t%rr Eiady' a Il = Ssl5Hh'f9flEly Viz fRSl rssGss
at. Lrdelyl Naczi continues to give two con-
classical and popular music. The waxworks
Ugh TRhee s cyclor rS rset Of rs T TaeR Ba Htf. Of a ct slsib "
at Fourth nhoi avenue wen, e. and a. ~ Nineteenth street, is
existence, has been visited by large numbers Of
people during the past week. PhilippoteanI's
the city can now feel it to be their duty to pat
roniZe.
na SsetR %iil r snlamlR at W We Rsq Mu %i;h the next eT Wssf.
In In the euro halls there VII also S % Hel mpi;a
Isone, Lia aHe{ siar'ge anot CAPT htiS WesieS S IL B SSinne
Miss Jessie ,Alyne and Birdie Morrel. In the
tn ne9 Mr.. a. s.d J! Mr.. Andy A M Tn viii pre-.
will do an Irish song and dance; Ronaldo, Reno
ard Mack viii do grotesaue business, John L.
TH9,paks, VIII iln '...tngEIe," and the ssntsTtsinm4ent
McKenna, the, man who swallows living, kick
ing frogs and who eats nails, spikes, brass keys,
key rings; staples, OF chains, pieces
retained fpr next week at the Grand iMusegm.
the MUSES.. lie win also exhibit. Queen EStherS'ss
es1ia;s Ries IN 'h en S4ISy,H There M EiH E 3 G ( HsE lS Sa Of
apSes in the thestorigm and the usual displays
ton q i. r. Jacobs Thalia Theatre, next week
Tramp" This viii be The irst appearance q
The cast Of The Boy Tramp is good and tie
business recently at Mr.. Jacobs Third Avenue
Theatre. II has made money for several seasons
on the road.
The attraction for the coming week at Fl: r.
jacobs I bird Avenue Theatre is Lost in New
York. a tank drama that has already PLAYED
will be er the ssms as that A. which appeared In The
re rsa Idst scenery. inelpdinS Of courses yours the river
do q good weeks business at the Third Avenue.
Dreams; or, Fun in q photograph Gallery"
will be presented at the Windsor Theatre next
week; since this fsr%ee.comedy Was last seen
have been made in &: The cast, win ineludo
Florence Thropp, Belle Sutton, Maggie Nc
Donald, Marie Cahill, George A.. Beane, jr.,
Otis Harlan, Lee Harrison. Alfred Gowen and
others.
"A Midnight Bell +" will enter on the twelfth
week OF its run at the Biiou Theatre next Mon
day night. Mr.. Hoyts amusing comedy is
drawing such large audiences that the MANAGE
weeks longer. Extensive preparstions are being
made TO celebrate the one hundredth perform
anCe. which takes place Wednesday, evening.