The evening world., 1889-01-12
THEATRES OF TWO CITIES.
THE PLAYERS AND PLAYS ANNOUNCED
FOR THE COMING WEEK.

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Engagement. 80 :he n=.ic-- .t sh" Four-
teenth street Thcatre-A New Lease of
Life for "Thc Pearl Of Pekin Fanny
Davenport to Reappcar In "Ln Tosca
Plenty of Good Things for Brooklyn.
The Hanlons begin an engagement at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre Monday night in
their spectacular pantomime,c called New Fan
tasma, which has been rearrangcd since it was
last seen here. Much interesting stage mcchan-
ism and tricks and transformations galore will
be seen. One scene will represent a dolugo and
another a cyclone. William Hanlon, Miss Laura
Burt. Charles Riegel. Francois y. Zcltnor, Ida
Massey and A. G. Orcutt are in the company.
At the Windsor Theatre Charles II. Hoyt's
farce-comedy "A Psrlor Match" will prevail
next week. "A Parlor Match" of course,
means those clever comedians, Evans and Hoey,
who have already made a snug little fortune ont
of the play. They will be assisted by an excel
lent company of comedians and vocalists. There
are plenty of good songs and entertaining med
leys.
The Pearl of Pekin :" at the Biiou seems to
have taken a new lease of life. Louis Harrison
is very funny as the great Tyfoo, and his
"Sig nor Bingbinger" is a feature. Miss Belle
Thorne as the Pearl of Pekin has been well re-
StiN'h' "iii' EhiNh 'tiolih INV - We
Herbert do some good work. The Pearl of
Pekin " will be continued at the Biiou for a fort
night. p.,uu n.uon.o.. ,au ....x.; -
this city Monday night at the star Theatre when
she will impersonatc SRrdons heroine In La
ToscA." Miss Davenport has been very success
tul, III this play during the season, and it Is said
to have been toned down since IL WAS first seen
at the Broadway. 1T needed a great deal of ton
ing down. The role of scarpla il played by Mel
Roland Reed will make his last appearance in
this city this season at The Grand Opera House
M MNn4ay HMif fas Matte ATT WI Ear play and IT msn wo %siI.
known people are in the company. Mr., Reeds
clever m9c rso9 is yell known. To,mori
lecture; his subject being Paris, the Magniti-
H.. r . 5Dio " T Tffrd A ESsa e ,ffcsfrs With i.
Z d. m IHou Il Pber Tor Monday. Mixed
n nnSnset timex ssl' in ne t ins T Sity that IA h It cs SseR SPEAK ss%" for c%
itself. At both the Third Avenue aud Thalia
theatres there will be concerts to-morrow night.
Hiildar thomas, Tie Primrose puarict, Bryanfit
and Byrne, the Font Bopi Brothers, Harry
G GRs ! 't {. Barrett Sr erH'' Henry y'T n. Vent. 'i Eiia;
Arthur, Clark and Williams. Beatrix Hamilton,
At. the ITALIA Tneatro Byrne and Wallack's
version OF Uncle Toms Cabin - will be next
weeks attraction. New scenery, Jubilee singers
t time /" P Ri1ntrei0f faS SSSils 't Mil Rt'GGh q. Bstlow Th Is G the
wn mel Tom. and the company contains some
| tl!-llht btbDlts L Z ORGANIZATION VIII D1ODh-
bly, be appreciated. Mr.. Jacobs's catering is
usually successful.
the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Monday, night, az
was originally announced. The production is
to be so elaborate that she finds it impossible to
ton Of F., 9. Philips,s novel, AS in Look
ing-dlsss, in which she will appear as naughty
Captain Swift" is doing. q very good bust
ness at the Madison Square Theatre. Its COM
| dictated lntprpStH have hppn WatphnI Inv | ron
audiences during the past week. The charming
ladies' sof the company, will appear to great
BY, no means disregarded. it may be az well to
call attention to Mrs. Agnes Booth's magnificent
Since the engagement. by Manager j. NJ. Hill
OF the kossmth Hnngarian Band at the cyclic
r rnnnu of and nT hin Battle BttsntS Of GettySbmrs At Fourth
increased greatly. The platform from which
the realistic representation Of the battle scene is
The hungarian music IL quaint and sweet.
Stringed instruments only are used.
Cleopatra with Mrs. James, Brown Potter as
Egypt's queen and Kyrle Bellew as Antony, is
Theatre, and it will certainly be largely patron
lzed while 1t remains there. The superb scenery
ana e0;ag costumes must be seen to be properly
amount of work.
The Russian dancers and vocalists who. are
are IA dozen of them. The vivacious dancing of
the women and the weird gyrations of the men
are are extremely SdGg intere Thnsg The Russians are
form upon Russian instruments at the same
tine; they appear afternoon and evening.
Other features q, the programme will be Ryan
and Richtie!d,, Mile. Jenna, Harry Wentworth,
Clark and Williams, Harry La Rose, Larrie and
Mcdonald and Prof. Harry NJ. Parker and his
y s.R Ro goo d 4 +; and cat circus.
VIII be seen, among them being sherman and
MorrlSsey, comedians;, Jutan. queen of the
air Kok Fn:d M Rdte Gilchfist, Rey,llo, a NEGRO
The Arabian ballet advertisement and the pot
pSnurri called FleurS ct Plumes are promised.
There viii be a CONCERT Tomorrow night.
Mckee Rankin will produce his play, 1.-THE
Runaway Wife, at Niblo's Monday night. 1t il
SAID to possess many strong scenes, The play III
been seen already in various parts Of the COM
and The Runaway Wife" will be watched with
Al Dockstadcr's farce comedy will again pre-
vail next week. This time it is Fashions, :.
% %Natmra 6y CAL a. o Grptta Evil PIsSn nrSiig author Fh I HoS of
pany Il Hald to be good one, and the special
TIES WI o. c2nr;c be numerous: Mr.. Donnelly
The Yeomen of the Guard" Gilbert and
sullivan latest comic opera, will be seen at the
Sfi5%H Mmtll S%on1 n night nlo When it M will be e
rNadjy" WI be revived with the beautiful Miss
lillian iIs1fll as the Princess Eteika. The
Ivan admirers to the Casino. Many people
would not like to miss any Of these operas.
popr das At tt9 9bs Prrlk T R6srfIsan nnd P GS + is gnite
nclodramatic venture has certainly been . in
dorSed by hismany friends and admirers. Dave
Brahanl and his popular orchestra are kept busy
most satisfactory; One OF the best things in
The LoIgaire is the dance by Mrs. Annie
IittIr Elsie Jeslie sa,Jo bo, ou1;onoos howe