The evening world., 1889-01-19

Another week Of comic opera will be inaug;
pWrated MONDAY ,e evening en- nnor at c the Academy mnG #
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field, Il may be said, does not leave The question
unsettled. An unusually strong company WA
to AFFORD Comedian Hopper an opportunity to dis.
play his convulsing %abhities. Others III the east
Bell Annie Meyers, Engcnie Oudin, DigGy Bon.
@. W. DUNCAN, Jefl de Angels. Edmund Stan.
ley and Harry A. Cripus.
Front row seats are already at a premium at
Col. Sims Park Theatre, where next week
EdWardes's London Gaieiy Company vii, give
geous costumes and the introduction OF al the
latest Londoi. musical successes, Nellie Farrcn
their efforts during, the New York, run OF Tie
Brooklyn anu Lettic Luid and Sylvia GRAY, who
are most graceful dancers,, viii 10 doubt be en-
Twenty.tEird Regiment will turn out in goodiy
numbers to welcome the visitors.
The Woman HaterT will be seen at the
Roland Reed as the chief ,~fun.maker. fHie has
made The Woman Halter" one of the big sue
ccsses OF the season. He has surrounded him
Smith, Ernest BRrtram, w. c. Andrews, Miss
Matte Earl, Miss Annie Lewis and Miss Minnie
some clever duets and a topical song. entitled
- You can't tell where you stand. The indica-
| llOllS ali point 10 CIONueu houses uuIluB MI.
Reeds engagement.
With gorgeous costumes, a wealth of scenic
effects and effective ,bsllet;. The Twelve
the Amphion Academy during the coming week,
and the theatres capacity will, no doubt, be
put to a severe test during the stay of the spec.
tacle. The same competent company recently
seen at the Grand Opera-House will interpret
the play.
With the laurels Of English success still green
on his brow, his fire engine FURNISHED with
kindly criticism, Harry Lacy, with The Still
Alarm" will take mp quarters at The Lee AveL'ne
Academy next week. Few pieces written H. the
past few years haye made such a positive success
a. has this one. The Introduction of a genuine
tair realism TO the wcl!-written drama, and as
sisted greatiy III brlnGlng, about Il success that
has hardly been equal!cd in recent years.
Pious but prosecuted Uncle Tom, the dusky
hero, of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves, great
novel, vii! be inperronated at Jacobs. BrooN-
ByNrnte 4 SWSiatllackH1s redrSmatization of the celc.
brated play. II vii. be presented with carefully
prepared scenic effects, the chief attraction be
singers viii Introduce new plantation melodies
and dances and d good supporting company
Clair, Topsy. and little Eva. with her swec. song
to Uncle LON, her cath and The apotheosis
representing her III the realms of glory.
Lovers OF the exciting border scenes of the far
West will have their Al next week at Jacobs's
ttycenm Theatre, when 1.-The Scouts Of ne
sensational play, pre- ,epting scenes and Incl,
dents of the typical wild West. and the fierce
and cruel, lnIlah, WIN MS war PANT; the cow
boy and the keen-scented and trusty scott Will
al be there. The play will furnish II complete
novel i'll one very full chatter.
A Western melodrama, devoid TO n certain ex-
tent of the usual sensa tional features, VIII be
seen At Proct9rs Brooklyn Theatre next week
and will undoubtedly meet with success. Mo-
body's Claim u is the nam OF the play, and it in
PRODUCES the clever people Joseph J. Daroiin and
Sadie Hasson, who did such excellent work last
season in Never Say Die" A capable company
Will be seen in the support, headed by Otis
Shattuck, a clever character actor. who, appear
THE spRsms so common during teethiuE are prevented