The evening world., 1889-08-03
OUR NEXT WEEKS THEATRES
"BOOTLE'S BABY" THE ATTRACTION AT THE
MADISON SQUARE.

"The lion and the Lamb" VIII Lie Down
Together ut tho BiIou "Tho Brig
Rnds" aud " BRndittI," Also Mon
day Night Attractiou.-" The Oolah" to
he succeeded In October by Hamlet,
Booth and Modjeskn.
"Bootlcs Baby" will be produced for the frat
time in this country Monday night at the Madi-
son Square Theatre. The play is founded upon
John Strange Winters story. Hugh Moss ia re-
sponsibc for the fonr.act comedy made from
the pleasing little tale The CaFt will be ~ fol-
lows: Capt. Algernon Forrors Bootle, Charles
A.Stevcnson; Capt. Lucy, Charles W Garthorne;
Capt GaNo q lchrht, Wilton Lackty,; Lieut..
Gray; W. g. Royncir; Lieut.. 4. Miles.
Augustus Cook; pr. Blautyrc, W, II.
Compton; Private Philip Saunders, Fred
erich Kerr; Mgnon, Bootles Baby,
little Gcrtc Holman; Mrs. Smith, Miss Blanche
Weaver: Laura Norris Miss Nanctto Comstock;
Humpty. Dumptv Miss Alice Leigh. and Helen
Grace, Miss Kate Claxton. The action takes
place in the hal! of Fcrrcrs Court; in Bootles
quarters in the BOc ihampton barracks; in the
doctors quarters at ldlcmiustcr, and in Bootlos
quarters at the ldlcmi9ttcr barracks. Miss ClaN-
until MIR. Pamers regular sGas on begins in
November.
Another novelty on Monday night vii, bo
enG, Julius A. ,Lews, at, the Bilou Theatre.
Tho Lion and the Lamb, IT y said, is not
lbhlllElA WV tlull,. bul ltllN u COHtltut bNplS
anuyingly. 1t deals with tho al, cntureN OF
ge tcman who is both lion and lamb. and
can Snd Ss Of them SS S
excellent cast has been secnrcdi 4 includes
ShnarIgs co&te, Ehio Shramnonb r. +. GGttSn:
5RSFG4s RSa GprDf paRsmS pIHRSmS roGS Esarfs ds
saudi, Annie, Adsms, Jessie West, wolph Les
"The .Brgands at the Casino ip still doing
very satisfactory Summ,r business. Tho tnc-
mnnNupmplt Prince 1hpntrp.
London, 70 make production Of 1T in Il. at city
~ September All the scene models aud costume
plates now being used at tho Casino are to be
forwarded next week to, London The Aron-
sons have never pro- lucei anything so interest
Brigands.' - Rudolph Aronson is exrected back
from Euronc TOMORROW, Shortly after his ar
succeed Tho BrigOnds at the Casino, will be
begun. ,.,,,,. .,.,.
of q new burlesque, written and Compo ed by
duced for the first time on Monday night at
RSTtt will be- paySd by Nay Nay Howard George
Murphy, Couuie Leslie, Jennie Joice and John
bf bgS and The sSny mnsd j. FS Ed to Sure.dae H @
Mo tc Cristo, Jr. will aao remain on the pro-
gramme. The, ,specialt es Tor the coming week
will be supplied by the Austin sisters, on the fly
ing trapezc, and by Ferguson Mack. The
usual concert will take place Tomorrow;
worTa8t the N pn6caton Of seleet t1 on. from m
~ gems. It will soon celebrate r. nne-hnp-
ffaa nhe syen n"G MSHf peIRe
celebret ted at Palmer's Theatre. Harry Ankin,
Of the MeCanll forces, leaves his position very
filed BY i,ary Irwin DnsCnt. Miss Marion Ma.
nola and Eugene, Ondin are, nov, singing away
to calkcn the RtmosI here above them, Miss
Manoa makes a charming Stella, and Eugene
Oudip has ono of those voices that can't be
IN, 0oiaG,i. j. mesrrlIyy pursuing the uneven
tenor of hi way at the broadway Theatre, and
Will ~ m 6n III n until Octnbar whaa ROoth
aud NIodiesks succeed MIR. Wilson with
Hamlet VIII The opera is doing an excellent
those who remarked on the first produc-
tion Of The. oolah that there was, not
Gle Gould no Longer complain on that score.
Wilson works untripGly in this opera and his
S me to %fH W1r Ss ST ns 9T% GI %n
like mpo .sble difficulties. and " has overcome
many little "6tare9r s that at tiTSt seemed t to
Broadway has been doing surprisingly good
business when the heat of the weather is taken
:! The B4ttle OF Gettysburg cyclorama at
Nineteenth street aud Fourth avenue is still
open and claiming tie attention of visitors to
the city. The cy"lorama has been Rurprire to
people who remember the comparative failure
of Institutions Of ike nature. Philppoteanx,s
Success. Gc".4 Il has bnen defty mSmaged, its
directors understanding what the public want,
EGi 9n's phonograph can still be seen and
" Gasparone was sung at Mr.. Amberg'ss Ter;
race Garden, IN tlIty-elRntu street, near lnllu
avenue, last night with Miss Selma Kronold in
the leading part. The productions at the Ter
race Garden are generally worth hearing. The
characters are wei cast and Mr.. Amberg has
been lucky in securing number of verHat 10
artists. Versatility IL a great thing in the eyes
OF a German ma ager.
At Manhattan Beach, Pains " Last Days OF
pompeii " is still to be seen in all its gorgeous
ness There will I've several new effects during
tho coming week. The rain of the past few days
haN been rather anti tireworian. lts effect has,
of course, been very severely felt at Copey
Island. Tho frework show at Manhattan
weather when people will be glad to patronizo
everything that will take them away from the
glarmg city.
j. Il. Little will reopen Tony Pastors Theatre
Monday night with The Golden Gulch." The
piece will he claborately produced and good
cast Will support Mr.. Little.