The evening world., 1889-12-28
"a Send Your Best Ghost Story 10 The EvenIna world. y

SMHis s e was very, acceptably played by
The Charity Bal" is still filling the
Lyceum Theatre at each performance.
MISS Georgia Cayvan. Herbert Kelcey.
nelson Wheatcroft, Ellie shannon, Grace
henderson, Mrs. Whiffen aud W. j. lie
Moyne all seem TO please the patrons of
MI. Frohman's house in these new roles.
Young Don Juan, Freddie Solomon's
onTlesque. has had many new features
auued to It, aud appears to be q success
ut hoster d Balls Concert Hall. In fact
IL looks as though no change would be
necessary for n long time. A number OF
variety stars are announced for next
week. "
Tho Eden Musee is still made lively Inv
the Nlennese dancers and club swingers,
who give two performances each day,
aud appear to be much in earnest nj
each performance. Ei1elyi Naczi and his
hungarian orchestra give the usual CON.
certs AFTERNOON and evening.
frot. Hermann, who needs no intro.
duction to New Workers or to ANYBODY
else for the matter of that, will give his
customary artistic entertainment at Ham.
merstein's Harlem Opera-House next
week. The Professor will be assisted by
his charming wife.
There is nothing new to he said about
The Old Homestead" at the Academy
OF Music. That means that it is still
drawing as strongly as ever, ana that MIR.
Denman Thompson as Uncle Joshua
Whitcomb has lost zone of his friends.
The Old Homestead " is a wonder.
The Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama '
at Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street
has come in for a large share of Christ
mas patronage. Crowds have visited n
during the past week. The Cyclorama j,
open day and night. It will soon be with,
dra wn from this city.
Shenandoah" Mt Proctor's Twenty
third street Theatre has still more thar
a month to run at that house. When 4
leaves this city it will have enjoyed q
metropolitan engagement of one hun
dred and seventy nights. On THURSDAY
night the New York Company played al
Philadelphia.
The Seven Ages " remains the attrac
ton at the Standard Theatre wher,
Dixey is still doing q large business. III,
production is now in the third month OF
Its existence. Dixey's versatilityPmusI
surely be recognized after the work h,
has done IN The Seven Ages"
Sheridan and Flynn hive been appear
ing at Dockstader's during the past week
a good variety programme was given.
The audiences were not very large a
first, but they improved towards tie enc
Of the week. Sheridan and Flynn havt
leased the theatre for two weeks.
'22, Second Floor" with Miss Annie
Pixley in the dual role o. the twin sisters
will he the New Years attrac ion Mt h,
Gtand Opera-House, beginning Monda,
night. These will be the last perform
ances of this comedy i'll this city. Mis-
PlXley will introduce some new songs anI
dances into this comedy. -,
Miss Florence st. John will undoubt
eddy attract large audiences to the Br ad
way Theatre, where " Faust Up to Date
Is still running, Miss st. john has n win
ming personality Int an excellent voice
She plays the part of Marguerite, the roll
assumed at the opening by Miss Grac
Pedley.
"A Brass Monkey " will begin the las
week Of its run at the Bijou Theatre Mon
day night. This ~farce-comedy will hardl,
be seen in the city again this season. TIL
song, The Wild Man of Borneo, " ha
become quite popular. though it vii
never approach the "Razzle- Dazzle's
popularity.
Oliver Byron will begin an engagement
at the Windsor Theatre on Monday nigh
in his sensational play called 'Acros
the Continent" He will be supported b,
Miss Kate Bryon. Miss DIckey Delaro
Beatrice Moon, Oracle Murray, Madg
Delos. John Robinson. Charles Willard
Charles Mason and Max Miller.
The Hanlons, in their spectacular ex
~travaganza called ''Fantasma" will be nox
weeks attraction at the Fourteenth Stree
Theatre. Since "Fantasma" was las
seen here several new features have beef