The evening world., 1889-02-16
The souvenir will contain pictures of Mrs.
burnett, Elsie Leslie, Tommy Russell and the

Burnett Elsie ds' Leslie fs' f Tomms PRiS as.sii Of and N &:
st AZ H. 4, S B; JHs cGt 4 Thai. Theatre The
ton. Frank Kiiday viii be the Tom Bsdssr.
az mas Already been seen IN that part and favor
Streets Of New York has been p i% sss in tthee
d3oMfefy az popular prices, and the audiences will
4 ! il. i. Jscob6s's Third Avenue Theatre N. 8.
York, win 30 seen next week. The company SSy
Morton, Miss Nellie S' &SfsssSkeEli.' Miss Mise Lo sttfs wiz VIZ
i I'm H ana UTE hs Emma pr a scene representing
take place at both the Third Avenue and Thslia
Roster 4 Bial announce for next week a dis
piece " in one round. They call il "McAnthony
Louise searle, Harry Brsham, j. Biirain, +.
H IN zsla and tT "nd Se ssh York. Th h. 'c Ssss, are SSnG laid
viii lake place j. tomorrow night usual concert
ton t q hi a, Hossi, 't Ses%sfk asrr' wifi fE bsain shc
Peoples Theatre Monday night. Miss Blanche
Weaver's excellent, performance as Angela Ro-
a ina %e ef. MI Miss MIN Mn % Freat6 apP %SS .Spn,i Ssri tSs
comedy element, supplies it with a great deal Of
vim.
The one hundredth performance Of Arthur W.
Pinero's dainty little play, Sweet Lavender"
will take place Monday night at the Lyceum
Theatre. The piece has already celebrated its
been running At Terry's Theatre. Mr.. Froh-
mans, excellent company, gave q wonderfully
smooth performance, and show no signs Of
Coqgelin and Nine. Jane Hsditns will begin
their farewell amusement at Palmer's Theatre
}HE% SSrsd vii .! r sISSs s'trs a%Ss e, $ass;s ~s ! ! Ss 41 3sit
- Don lpaar do HlZans' and ut n Qnnrial
matinee, "Canuttc;" Saturday night, Grin
GORE monoloCues, and LES Preciouses
Al. the Standard Theatre Rice and Dixey's
t9f pef shsasf TSo .n Msesay of p' this' Il Gh irThe d psnrl
has been remarkable. When It was first pro-
duced at the Bi,ou the reception was somewhat
audiences. Louis Harrison does some clever
"Nsdjy, +" Chassaigpe's operetta, il, doing ex-
becoming extremely popular. Miss Lillian Rus
sell, Of course, is 2 great attraction and Is in
NOT nSa' &c be0 di spaS1; Miss '' FANNY nj SnY RICE iss' MISS Miss
John +. Brand, Henry Hallsn and Fred sol9-
ensasement at Pslmer's I Theatre tonight, viii
House, a theatre 81. which she has, already
played with successful results. She will not pre-
sent Antony and Cleopatra, but will be seen
p pa ge now At Palmer's viii support supper NJ 'I Potter tier.
Tomorrow night Prof. Cromwell will lecture on
ireland, the Emerald Isle" The professor
has a variety Of subjects, but is always interest
Z. II. Sothern and his excellent company will
be the attraction Monday night and during the
week at the Theatre. ComlQue, Harlem. He will
present the. dainty little play known az 1.-The
Highest Bidder, which was first made known at
the Lyceum Theatre, where It enjoyed q long
and prosperous run. Mr.. Sothern will undoubt.
eddy appeal pleasantly to the Harlemites.
Harrigan still appears in the dual role Of Uncle
Pete and the giddy New York Alderman at the
Park Theatret. where he is drawing large audi.
ences. The revival Of this successful play was.per-
haps lucky, as Harrigan's friends, while they I'D.
mired his pluck in presenting The ,Lorgaire, v
evidently, prefer him in the style of piece that he
At the Eden Musee the troupe Of Terpsi.
chorean. Russians still appear twice each day.
The elaborate costumes, the interesting faoei
and the queer music and dancing of these men
and women continue to prove satisfactory to the
management, who look to the box-of6ce for sat,
1 Efds|y3 &aaz dn give; yR sSss us Saia Sen ssSsa''ea o'
East F.SSrtesnt9 street. is certainly worth see
there Is " Princess Lucy" aged twenty years,
weight twenty:one pounds. who must not b,
forgotten, although she is SO small. TIL,
Ossiied Man, Mr.. Bass, Is still OF the museum.