The evening world., 1889-01-26
NATURAL GAS" ONCE MORE.
IT WILL BE SEEN AT THE BIJOU THE COM.
ING WEEK.
"MyIes Arcou to Stay at the Fourteenth
street Theatre The Two sisters"
Booked for the Windsor-Othcr Bills,
hanged md Unchanged, for January's
Last Night. and Februnry's First.

Donnelly and Girard the eccentric come
dams" will be seen as Christopher Beuff and Will
helm O'Rourke in Natural Gas" at the Bijou
Theatre Monday night. The piece will be given
with new music, costumes and scenery. In the
cast will be Jennie Satterlee, Lena Mer-
vile, Ethel Corlette, Fannie Johnston, Josie
Sadler, Marie Horribly, Lea Raymond. Mamie
Sherwood. Mark Sullivan, Rea Collins, s. W..
Keene and Joseph Jackson.
W. r. Scanlon has been well received during
the week at the Fourteenth Street Theatre in his
new play ''Myles Aroon, by Jessop and Town.
send. During the coming week he will present
the same play. Scanlon has entirely recovered
from his cold, and his speaking and singing voice
is as good as ever. He enacts the role of q jolly,
good hearted Irish boy, and sings many new
songs.
1.-THE Two Sisters" Denman% Thompson and
George Ryer's local melodrama, will be presented
at the Windsor Theatre during the ensuing
week. The cast will include Eugene Jepaon,
Myron Calico, A. J. Leavitt, Miss Lavinia
White. Miss May Merrick and others. The
vocal music incidental to the play will be sung
by the Acme Quartet and Horace Murrow. the
colored minstrel.
"Sweet Lavender continues to attract large
audiences to the Lyceum Theatre and the
h9p dUnsidsreJP erf0 %i9S Sie Sf to the an PLAY ayp rs 6eins
souvenir celebration. The cast is the same as it
was. when the play was first produced and the
ness. Theatre parties still frequent the Lyceum.
which is looked upon as one of the fashion
captain Swift" will begin The ninth week
Theatre, on Mondsy light. y Hr ,bs Booth ssmor giyei
mother Of the ubiQuitoHs captain, and Maurice
Barrymore's. work is still characterized by, the
Barrymore has not always been acceptable. but
in Captain Swift" he is extremely good,
admirable MTs: bbisnE mpeF hSs TGn sG Of he oFF1RR sns's BY xl he.
much was expected, has fully realized antici.
try herself is concerned. The audiences at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, during the past week,
mrss feen tqyse; en sRa nnerntS the h rems'a shoulG
Henry E; Abbey spent an enormous sum OF
mouey on the ambitious production of Antony
Il IT'S is said StSIpf It looks as though he would easily. &c
curiosity which the performance has excited il
by no means exhausted. The houses during thu
past week have been extremely large, and stand
ing room has been none too conspicuous.
the attraction at H.. II. Jacobs's Thalis, Theatre
ffEI d. nsx t n1sv' oG@msihiiE engineer w Sss. %h fRa h pl %ili i n sSid 7,
be a strong one, with interesting situations an,
be supported by a good company and he vii
have new scenery. Trained horses and dog
figure rn in The iTiI P%eTHt eapis %iiu he at H. II. Jacobs,
TUG II lAi AANhh 'aaA 'NSS'E
Third Avenue Theatre, where it will no doubI
meet with as much success as it did last week a
tomorrow, night the following PEOPLE are an
Ada Castleton, Fred Lax, Walter Stanton, CLAIR
Melville, John Walsh Edward Guiguerre, Jane
Blamphin. Carrie d.. Weber, Z. Edwards. Jen
ME Stetson, E. Clarence, Maude Howe and N
C. Bowen.
At the Grand Opera House Louis James ant
Miss Marie Wainwright, two artists who ar
attraction. Miss Wainwright recently appeare
as Rosalind for the first time in this city at tn
Star Theatre. At the Grand Opera-House sh
will appear for the first time as Lady Teazle j
The School for Scandal To-mGrrpw nigh
Palermo to Venice.
NThe Pearl Of Pekin. " which since its retur
to the city has been doing such satisfactory busi
ness, will be seen and heard next week at tn
Standard Theatre. Louis Harrison will appea
there as the great Tyfoo, an impersonatio
T which son be ' LAM be Tepr nGfa%ght 91,e s and h!
and costumes Of. The, Pearl Of Pekin wi
have good scope for display on the Standard
stage.
] Keliar. the magician, will begin a long engage