The evening world., 1889-10-19
engagement of ''sweet Lavender" at the Peo-

engagement Of Sweet Lavender" at the Peo-
Tony Pastor win ,open his twcpty.hfth season
IN New York at his theatre or Monday night
on the road 10" The las" three mouths will be
seen; Tony Pastor, of courte, will be there,
ard he will be assisted BY the following people,
- queen. Of contortionists . and Martin Julian.
the a%crobat;, Miss Maggie Cline, an Irish singer;
Millie Hyii N, English swell impersonator; Herr
Rudolph, the imitator Of musical instruments,
Graham sisters in suecialties; William F. kaRe
and Miss Ada Henry, in new act entitled
II a selection of songs and medleys, and Prof,
Ali, with ny art %gie picture y o,or. 70 the ro,rops Of
his. II ird Avenue Theatre, next week EDWIN
Arden in an Irish play entitled Barred Out
The drama Is interesting aud, has some strong
told. Mr.. Jacobs promises that the scenery
will be rich aud realistic. Mr.. Arden Is u de-
engagement at Jacobs's ought to be very profit
N"She-and-Doru. the burlesque of Bronson
Here is the cast: Brig, Cen. sawhnck, Shorty
Vests and Pants, los. Mass. Can't. Hardsleeze,
7. PAWS. sergt. Growler, J. Manning; Lieut..
Mafanig;' Corp. Tanner, Mr.. Getihcrc; Gcrty,
Gus Mills; Jenny Sawbuck, Luke Schoolcrait,
and Eyange Vests and Pants, y. Cmnay.
Tuesday, "A Celebrated, Woman;, Nednesdav,
S S,a% sSmi %T opera l FGs S EsS & 4 % EEs,SSS:
comic opera "LCichte CayailcrG, . and SStur-
day The Two Family ,PhyTicigns,' nj the matt
nee 1 and M 0,IhG Eiee-Admirrai , II H. the SHenimg' =,
Music continues to attract numeroris, audiences
at every performance. Denman Thompson,s
company is an excellent one. Happy Jack, with
his wonderful graveyard cough, ~ most feIei;
HomeesteSd, WWhich" is now in its second year, is
as great as ever.
The last week of Herrmann's TransatlaptiQue
Vaudeville Companys occupancy OF the Union
Square Theatre will be begun on Monday night.
L has been doing an extremely good business at
Saturday matin6es have beer crowded. Ladies
S SIsis children ncnS'a have have rs sh2 Gy yE Gre as, interest IN Ry iae
next week the company goes to Philadelphia.
AtWorths Museum the Manitoba Indian man
agement will begin the second week Of its en-,
describe them az "fuii-biooded descendants Of
native tribes of Northwestern Canada, especially
engaged for this house by our agent, who went
to Canada for that purpose. Thoroughly Edu-
Gated Musicians. Playing Brass instruments
with the perfection Of Civilized Men, There
fractions in the curio hall will be tho, turtle boy,
Baldwin the armless, man; Col. Fisher, the
Whale-oi Gus and Congo. The Standard
Novelty Company will be the stage feature; In
this company will be the Lawrences, the Aldens,
Statues; Prince Santasma, Egyptian iuggler.
Haley and Hickey. Rooney Bros. comedians;
Coopers. sketch artists; John Bachelor, somer-
sault dog; Mollie Thompson, song and dance;
Billy Frazier, Daisy Delmore, George Girard.
Al IL. Gaiety Musee, No. 1873 BOwery, there
are a number OF interesting features promised
for next week. Daphne closes her engagement
tonight. The stage show at the Gaiety il q
good one. IN fact a visit to, this museum will
repay anybody. There is plenty to be seen for
very little money.
THE Battle of Gettysburg cyclorama. at
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street, Is nearing
the end OF its METROPOLITAN existence, 1t still
attracts large numbers OF people. Folks go to
which will account TOR the enormous patronage
that the cyclorama has had.
Though Mr.: Doris pays an enormous salary to
the giants. Naucke brothers, lie says he feels
justified N retaining them one week longer at
his big dime museum. Col. Ulpts, the midget,
has made a hit also. In connection with the
giants a big bill il offered. Prof. Honghton's
talking machine, the three leopard boys, and a
new lot of Prof. Graham's comIcal taxidermist
creations. In the auditorium is Concross n
sDiXics Minstrels, for one week only. This mu-
scum If more than ever entitled to be called the
resort for mothers and children.
So great has been the success OF Sahib Ma.
hat-ta, the King OF Necromancers, that he viii
Museum. changing his pei Torrance each week.
Other objects of curiosity new next week are
W. Il. Oapp, the living mummy; De Esta
Sisters, the lonC-haired women; Susie Conrad,
the bearded fat woman: Adah Briggs, the
Mormon giantess; Prof. Graham's comicalitles
and other cnriOsities, with the ever-populaI
Punch and Judy. A, company of comedians, IL
a favored resort of the Hariemites.