The evening world., 1889-01-19
L%ONG-PROMISED "MACBETH."
MRS. LANGTRYs PRODUCTION TO BE AN
EVENT OF THE COMING WEEK.
Other Attractions Announced for the
Theatres Of New York and Brooklyn
Johnny wild and His Play Coming TO
the star-Revival OF The white Slave"
TO Be Inauaurated ut the Windsor.

Mrs. Langtry's long-promised production Of
Macbeth +" is announced for Monday night,
and the first nighters" will be there in full
force. Mrs. Langtry will be Lady Macbeth:
Charles Coghlan, Macbeth; Frederick A.
Everill. Duncan; Joseph Wheelock. Macduff;
Mrs. Louisa Eldridge, first witch; John Malone,
Banauo. and Alexander Calvert, Donalbain.
The scenery will be magnificent.
John Wild. who was u great favorite at Harri-
gan's, will appear at the Star Theatre Monday
night, in u musical comedy called Running
Wild" which is said to be very funny. Mr..
Wild will be supported by Charles Bradshaw, +.
NJ. Kendrick, T. b. Baker, Harry Brindsley,
Miss Gertrude Fost; Miss st. George Hassey.
Miss Adele Bray. Miss Julia Mackey and Miss
Ida Jones.
w. ]. Seaman. the young Irish comedian, will
begin an engagement at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre Monday night, when for the first time
in this city, will be produced n new romantic
Irish drama by Jessop and Townsend called
"Myles Aroon." One of the scenes will realis-
tically represent an Irish fair. In Mr.. Scanlan's
company are Charles Mason. Miss Matte Fergu-
son and Thaddeus Shine.
1.-THE Pearl Of Pekin " will begin the third
and last week Of its run at the Bijou Theatre
Monday night. Gustave Kerkers new waltz.
Love, the Wine Of Life, which now forms
the finale Of the second act, is encored every
night. 1t is extremely %tuneful. Louis Harrison
is quite satisfied with the opportunities he has
for fun-making as the Great Tyfoo. His new
topical song il well received.
TIL White Slave one Of the most success
full plays from the pen OF the late BARLEY Camp
bell. will be, revived ut the Windsor Theatre
goers Who need to be told anything about "The
White Slave" 1t will be Interpreted by q COM
petent cart, which will include some well.knoTHn
be interesting.
business at the Madison Square Theatre, which
t a1Ss' !! Mr. ha' +. &Rf %ddRon GRss% 8ibS%P''s0 P PRr sI Ras
Square. Certainly the author could never have
desired to see his work given o better interpreta-
ton than that 1t receives from MIR. Palmer's
The troupe Of Russian dancers and singers
have proved to be a great attraction at the Eden
Musee. Several new features have been intro
duced into the entertainment, among them be-
ing some. pleasing solos rendered by a pretty
the troupe is peculiar. Erdelyi Naczi's Hungar-
ian 9rcheStIa stlll gives two concerts each day.
twentieth week Of its remarkable career at the
Academy of Music last Thursday, and, the at
tendance continues to keep up to what the man.
agement. call the capacity mark" Wednesday
matin6eS will be began at this house next
Wednesday. which il another proof Of the Won
""Paui Kanyar.' Steele Mackaye,sy romantic
week with Joseph Haworth in the title role,
Miss Carrie Turner as Diane, and Ralph Del.
more as the Marquis de VauX.' The tableau of
the guillotine, and the sacking Of the Delaroche
chateau by the Anarchists will be as effectively
shown as when the drama was first seen at the
Standard.
Antony and Cleopatra can surely be called
a success at Palmer's Theatre. The theatre has
been crowded every evening since the opening
night, and even standing room has not been toe
plentiful. Mile. Gilbert, the premiere danseuse.
and will make her first appearance in. a .Nautcf
dance i'll Antony and CLEOPATRA" Monday
night.
Theatre nightly, and Mr.. Pinero's play. seems t
be exactly what the patrons of the dainty little
theatre want. Miss Louise. Dillon is a very
fascinnting little Lavender, although the role 4
1.-The Wife" The work of Mr.. W. J. Lemoynt
still continues to be one Of the best features o.
the performance.
1.-The Queens Mate" has only the presen
week to run at the Standard Theatre. Other ell