The evening world., 1889-06-08
NEXT WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.
WHAT THE MANAGERS WILL PRESENT
FOR THE PUBLICS APPROVAL.
Prof. bartholomew Trained HorHcs at
the Academia New French Play at
Nibls's and an Irish Drama at the
Windsor-SncccsH Of theComlc Operas
Last Week or '' The County Fair"

Niblo's aud MI Irish Drama at the
Windsor-SncccsH OF theComic Operas
Last Week Of " The County Fair"
Prof. Bartholomew and his educated horses
begin q three months engagement at the Acad-
envy Of Music this afternoon. A feature " the
entertainment, designed to attract tho Juvenile
portion of tho community. will he the school
room scene. in which the three leading chArac-
tiers, the scholar, the truaut and the Ounce, will
he equine. MesBrs. Gilmore and Tompkins have
| provided for this scene q school room set, with
desks, blackboards and othor collegiate para
phernnlin. The horses will remain at the Acad-
omy OF Music until DcnmAn Thompson returns
to open his next season there with "Tho Old
Homestead"
There will be q novelty at Niblo's Monday,
when . play, adapted from q French drama
from the Paris Ambigu, aud entitled Jeanne
Fortier; or, the Bread Carriers. " will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city. The
adaptation was made by Miss Emily Soldene, of
comic opera recollection. The cast will he
headed by Mrs. ID. p. Bowers and Mr.. Frank G.
Bangs. New scenery has been prepared for this
production.
There will be n new play at the Windsor Thea
tire Monday night entitled The Dear Irish
Boy, " with a new star. Dan Mccarthy, an Irish
comedian. Manager Murtha will present the
play with new scenery, and there will, he new
songs, dances, An Irish bagpiper. and a haunting
mechanical effects. which in these days are
The art gallery OF the Eden MuSee. which has
been undergoing. repairs. has been ,reopened..
Ma y, excellent paintings from the brushes OF
there. The Hungarian dancing girls still remain
e. SsI the SeI M ESttsl Eh dS6i. say fhs sh Sel miaEn1Sf% eSGlnea Is
il hardly necessary az yet, Let M bide n wee.
Glover ID filing Palmer's Theatre every
ttaf Il, sn Pr sdessS sS%%%sSffih MAJ May ' oaesn,S fi% IL sSeFy
RRooSShri%ie" viii certainly be enyioG by those who
Put gott Their filth SI h. II 6r mSiis s ons sn %9 9 9RS Ss,tu M@ e.
tSis SrSdiu Sy one O{ sGio rs 6 SMe little ii en to de- ie.t bat she he
w Thu1Ps SiHt L ca tss al as PFS tiiis t fbsy cS w4so t ns,
cording to Mr.. Aronson's announcement. In
the meantime, cadets or no cadets, The
RronSop has set a high standard Of pictorial
beauty from WHICH the Casino VII 6r9bably
Thursday is the all.impoTtant day when the
TM RsstT rol Reo SGdSss f to Mr. r. sanger sans 1PS %nnSoa%ay
ment. They will see - The Oolah" in much
t 6ss' sro sniRs ~ az % fia me th her., en els Z Su% aiSoS b AZ
his manager, A. II. ,Cauly, also the energetic,
have cut It and added to it in a manner that has
the Union SQUARE Theatre has been improved by
we ulhuuBGIutnls Wiz JlulSlOuNlS LF ttltu w
ancs, 4 :, SesrsaiI was eaifed and, the opera
in "Ardrieil|'" il very pretty; The OPENING
chorus is ~rythmical and worth hearing. The
performance Is intelligently directed by Mrs.
Mr.. James ". Morrissey,,s venture At the
Grand 9peIS- Hoppfe tSeems to be sgceetsfIl 70
"The Bohesmian "SSirri", will b. snsE.
Bohemian Girl" but it il one Of those
delightfully."- reminiscent productions that can
e %I pe cannot . "S sinR t the old dn son sss. n ssys t The fbSi.
ladists,. But, my friend, you can listen to these
and gus sn Whitman fins%' t iSn German yanS dial.o. comedian,
been presontIfns his play KepPiers Fortunes 3
Willi1mss dialect is admirable, and bis per
fS1HlHeG one an . ssPR'SgelSlS' r Fc d nSsol1 Sss b iRpf 4
SuecessfuI season wherever It has been played. :
J. K: Emmett win begin the anal week Of his
%ad6opSe.." has been bisSly saCccsstui. and
Eh%Rfst onq meSsE eIRs FSMr.d Esl S + will h ave been e Per a
formance for the benefit Of the Johnstown suf.
cast Ey no means to, be sighted.
"A Midnight Bell" enters upon the fifteenth
night. Mr.. Hoyts. comedy will last for three
weeks longer at Mr.. RoSenquest's house, the
nal performance taking place June go. Ho,yt
borseplay in "A, Midnight Bell. =" Some OF. the
character sketches are extremely amusing.
That Of Deacon Iidd is very c~leverly drawn.
The County Fair will begin the lat week
Twenty-third Street Theatre on Monday night.
Il will be seen next season At the Union Square
Piue will recruit her strength, and come back
TO n; with renewed youth. The County Fair.
will be succeeded at Proctors a week from next
Monday by Lewis Dockstader and his company
of MINSTREL.
"Featherbrain remains at the Madison
Square Theatre, and Miss Minnie Maddern's
quaint work IN this play IL as commensurate as
her emotional efforts in more substantial works.
As Mrs. Copey she is extremely original and
pleasing; Mr.. Wilton Lackaye amutes his ap-
diences by the strikingly energetic manner in
which he portrays the amorous Portuguese Don.
Hull; 1.-THE man with the iron skull has
proved a great attraction at Worths Palace
Museum, in East Fourteenth street. Other at
fractions at this cory little house are Baldwin.
Tex, the cowboy fiddler; Repshaw,, the Indian
princess; Birdie Morrell, Albino; Lash King
and Mr.. and Mrn. Skeletnn Dude Coffee. On