The evening world., 1889-11-23
TIE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Wilson Jarrett In tho "Silvcr King -
MinstrcI- ut the Grand Oprrn-Huusc-
German Opcrh Mt Ambcru's - Err
m%Inic's RcVival-CInrn Morris Mt the
Windsor-TcrrfsS md Milwnrd Mt the
BruoiIlyn Park Theatre.

hVnltu NY WILSON, bhTICtb Nv lHe lIlICeNs
Theatre. London, will be produced by that
actor Monday night ut the Fifth Avenue The
utrc. Miss Eastloke, George Barrett ana little
Olive llomNn, with other members Of the Lon
don company will be in the cast.
w. =. CluvClard's consolidated Ministries in
"A Grand Jubilee Reunion will be at the
Grand Opcra-llouse next week. A very gorge
ous " first part, - called The Venetian Nights,
will he introduced. Billy Emerson. Willis I.
Swentnam, Hughey Dougherty aud Billy Rice
will all be there.
Mignon will be sung at Ambcrg's Theatre
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday by Constance
bonita, Anna Reigol and Carl Streitmann.
Tuesday, Iossa art in Tho Merchant Of Nonice;"
Thursday at tho Thanksgiving matinee, rossNtt
in " Friend Fritz, an | in Die Bluthschzcit "
at night. Friday, Possart in - Fabricius.
Aunt lack ~ running along a. merrily as
horo,nc, AZ II mirth.makor, il. inLcfatlgabic.
titled IA Man Of tie World" affords Maurice
Tho revival of "Erminie =" at tho Casino il fill
ing Mr.. Aronsou'H house. The popular opera
seems to have lost none If it's vitality, although
with iG proseptatiop at the Ca-imo Me4ne.day
Barry and Fay, at the new Park Theatre. he
ton run, on Monday, night, This play will
pc succeeded on the following Monday BY Irish
AllNIOtIatN, III Wnlrl bOtl lbAffN anu tuy VIII
make another appeal To- willing public. ,.
scenery and = ftcqi, liyo" reindeer, has done,a
and will he conlnucd at that house until further
notice. The play docs not depcnd entirely upon
Uncle Joshua Whitcomb la The same enor-
nous gatherings Of n%ephews ard nicceS ip tho
lcumHu IhOmpson'S work Is as fresh and quaint
as ever. Frequent repetition does not seem to
have had any damaging effects upon its artistic
Tho Charity Ball is bringing out the patrons
of the Lyccum Theatre ~ full force. The etock
company Interpreting the play is an eX, client
one, and II spends far too large a portion Of the
year ont Of town. 1.-THE Charity Ball., written
expressly for this company. naturally hts 1t
,%saIqsNte aud D,Albeit vii, give the third of
their Joint concerts ut the Metropolitan Opera
lloutc Monday night. The great pianist and
the equally great yioinist have made something
of Il Sensation. Their two concerts have been
Neil burgess has settled himself comfortably
at the Union square Theatre and. the, present
outlook il that The County FAIR y will remain
at that house Tor a very long time to come. The
hor-e-racc scene at the end of the play Is done
Henry r. Dixey in The Seven Ages is still
at the Standard Theatre. and this capital Young
comedian seems to command ~ much attention
as ever. In The Seven Ages . he il seen in
such different "%stylesn that his versatility
I the matinee ut DOckstader'S to-day Masters
Frank md Eddie Whitmark, boy phepomena,
vii, make their appearance. Next week Dock
TNhAANi ~ B'AllH w ~ III INV WV III
be pTeHented viii be "Xi Aboard, from the
Wild Il Collyer's Comedy Theatre, formerly
known as Poole, in Eightl street, near EOnrth
every Performance during The, past Week. The
play, ,Nurning, Wild. win be continued ill.,
definitely; Wildi j. an popuI9r as ever;
tic play entitled "AIioyal Pass will be the at
traction for the ensuing week. will be pre-
scented with an effective cast. and IL pretty sure
of good weeks business. Tonight Captain
Swift ' will he presented for the last time at this
%Packing the Grand GierS;HSpae @lirbIng 10
Theatre next week. The Henley regatta tccne
will lie az realistically given as ever, and tho
cast f HE cams GnmS iG, TIA! . :%a ,n nItow cmro1v ,d,rtod
from lie D,putr de Bombignac - by Justin
Mccarthy and presented a. palmcr'- Theatre by
Theatre COMPANY, will be continued during the
coming week. II has been quite successful 30
,"Old jed Prouty," Richard Golden's novel
play that was tiiTst presented IL this city at the
country, win be de, attraction noxt week At
Oscar Hammerstciu's Harlem Opera House.
The cast /, a very good one.
II. II. Jacobs'e j bird Avenue Theatte next week,
2TEhen she vii present her, play, "Ths Boy
Avenue and drew crowded houses. The lndica-
tions are that its success will be repeated.
Fourrtnny avenue l'T1it' and NNi"Sete@emttER etTTeet. has not
been forgotten during, the past week by 9mUsc;
%a "y, a@d It /. VIII Iaf I Ta,r%nizSa. is S SEfiP %.Fs tt % the
cit Gem to 60 there in muWbeT., /, will basin
! the last two weeks OF tier engagement at the
Broa lway Theatre Monday hight. On that
GGca'jom BGoth vi appear in n,The pkiRsis
Thursday md saturday nights The Merchant
OF teulce VII he given and at the Saturday
Miss Clara Morris will present :, Camille, " at
day night Miss ,Noulton" WILDE presented, and
iyon,. . Helen will be The attraction fmr the
DUNG The rest Of he week,
a Tie star Theatre will be begun Monday night,
an MI! be continued during The week. The
g e. Dancing in the sta light and He
mIpm6Gri Rh"yl llr re II if'S T., ! n GsEe maze h G,t,;
pi E&ia" %h I1' he Wi viii 'f b. a. . '@r n IL liz 1--WE 1eli si%"%Sn
impcrsogation OF. samuel .Bumly in THE
woman HetSrr" MI NJ, RSed will introdnce a new H
cast viii DC Miss i-idorc Hush, Mis-" rpth Car
pcntcr, Julian Reed and Harry a. Smith,
nTum star Specially Cqmpauys engagement Mt
the Fourteenth street Theatre Will begin Mon
the collins d%anscine AMI witiiittie fda HcSth's
performsnces, were.tho principal features OF this
",Iho Eienmcsc d]aucing and fencing girls at the
Eden Muttc are great attractions. Long b.iure
thCy make thclr appCaiH! &c the seats ~ mont
OF the platform are filled, afternoon and even
ing. a novel Jockey dance, typical OF the race
tlnck, is their latest. A feature OF the Musge IL
to Zee found In the views OF the Paris Exposition.
"ShcuaudOah' is sui as prosperous RS ever
nt proctor's Iwenty!third street Theatre, In
Chicago the war play ha- also made n great hit.
Bronson Howard was twice called before the
curtains at AicNlckgrE II eatre IN that city on
luc,lny. There will be a Thanksgiving Day
mNilutU.
Wis. i!c,ic ponehill. Sheridan and, Flynn,
IrWlH French, Mile. GarTettH, Miss lllly W est
crn, Blanche and Lillian Mashburn, Prince
NcI!', Luyn My aud MlsS Annie neNere IN a
. ,kttch csl ed Oddities " and Prof. Ransom are
nrNt week. attractions at Tony ia. tors Thea
ire.
motcrr;' tie Rice Hruth,r,, gymnastics; lc-
dr-l!o, az, cgui tbrl't; Edgar ,Forcmam. Anna
ho',cr ~ Halls Concert Hall next week. New