The evening world., 1889-01-19

gagements will necessitate It's withdrawal from
Mr.. Dun's, house after Saturday night. The
SRedFs Rbtsd HoN be a pF ESRs bHI1'1 eontin SeS "a at come the
Standard. It's pleasant, MUSIC lie winning popu-
i ti6ns S@ sp!Ths 9uee lH M shsss" S enS hS Of rs ntp oSh.
comedy that has made many people laugh.
Jaco6s's Third Avenue Theatre, Monday after
noon; New music and speeialties have been
sSSseS' az FSe ,P %pTi fS%isfy r5 II save Viii II be &c in m tS feGGS ands
Of MILAN B Bals M i III, 6 Gus Frankel' Charles
p prsse SS sSY b SCS %s6ar,Sy and iMlscScsaIii,s COMPANY:
lightenea, by songs and dances, At both ofMr.
}TsEe9Rs''ltheatr rel :, the Sof Third A. Avenue nrroS and ID , the
I iba'''i 70 'i APPEAR RI are e. ADD ,RYmpp. Tysd ,BObSs5t;i
GoproN and Dempsey, Miss Ada Melville, NM
O9 9Gt}En RR%errnn,Siill' will be at Tony Pastors mex,
S gT ns WIFE viii be Burns TSsV and Donneliy, Fred and
fSmnls t Sse Eisyord ihf Bro d9 ! G sriISsii fhf aso,
som and Tony Pastor. At an early date Billy
Ko.ttenr 4 Bal viii not be in. the background in
Their music hal! will appear Emma Jutau Mile.
Francilia,a performer OF; the wire; the Conlston
fF ]ssSnso n% anG II Ma eS'i Homer SnStIn and ~" hi nH5Fd'i Snd
the Gypsy and the Horse quadriiie. The usual
1.-THE Lorgaire. " Mr.. 6HaIrigsn's melolrams,I,
Il still running faiths At the PSrf I'm The = a he; where rrSG all
ticn. The popular actor-manager does not re.
greet this departure into new, fields, Hi, ad.
m mi haye feR nc y ESat him. him. t 1rSfsl tine they N hq Eie
former impersonStion. The Park Theatre has
had large audiences sif, Ee during the Week; siro Mon
practically be, At MT: HE5So s theatre is
will be interested in the. appearance of Miss
Lillian Russell as the Princess Etelka. Miss
Russell has never looked more charming than
she does a. present, and her voice is in very
sI little iS" Miss Elsie Leslie still continues to de-
Theatre, where Mrs. Francs Hodgson ,BHrnetts
play, - Little Lord Fauntlerqy " Il still in the
is not the only pleasant picture Of the perform
ance. Mr.. Gilmours work a. the Earl OF Dorm:
court has added a great deal to the reputation OF
At the Peoples Theatre there will be an excel,
lent attraction next week in the shape OF DANIEL
H@a A@stsriitfz. Sho N.Y. T'i Ba RtdGaSnS is p q capable pattS"
effective actor. and he is at the same time an
e%SqHS nsterli tsHF will m Certainly be I" inteer rSHfHsO" Mr..
Bandmann was last seer in this city in - DIR.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde, and a capital performance
Hfoyts farce,comedy, "A Tin Soldier, will be
given at the Theatre ComiQne. Harlem. on Mon
day night and will remain at that house during
the week. "A Tin Soldier, contains many
bright epecialties and will doubtless be well re-
which manages &c entertain so many OF the sue
cesses of the downtown theatres.
The Grand Opera-House can look forward 10 a
week OF crowded houses, for the engagement OF
Nat c. Goodwin will begin there Monday might.
1t il not necessary to say anything more. Mr..
Goodwin is a favorite everywhere. -To-morrow
night, at the Grand Qpera-House, Prof. Crom.
well will give his usual lecture, ms subject peihg
"Up and Down the River Rhine"
THAT which is permanently successful must
have merit for its foundation il a manageriaI
suggestion from the cycloratha OF the Battle OF
Gettysburg at Fourth avenue and Nineteenth
street. The tatement certainly seems, to be
justifable i'll the present case. The cycloramo
is now in the second year of. its existence and Ii
visited by numbers of people. 1t Is open every
day, Sundays included.
Miss Sadie Martinez, a charmingly pretty little
actress, who has been abroad. for a long, time
will make her appearance at Amberg's Theatre
on Monday night as Beltina in The Mascot
Miss Martinez will sing in German and has beer
prepared for this. 1t will be remembered tina,
she was to have been the original Nadiy at Nc
Casino when that opera was first produced.
"Fashions," II. Grattan Donnelly's farce
comedy, will remain at Dockstader,s during The
coming week. Arlie Latham, OF the -. Louis
Browns, is in the cast; also Miss Fanny Stevens,
Miss Hlida Thomas, Charles jerome and Charles
and a feature of the performance. Miss Fanny
Stevens's dancing is also interesting.
The Ossitied Man, at Worth's Palace Museum,
has been viewed by crowds OF people during tht
week, and Mr.. Bass IL certainly worth seeing.
There are plenty Of features at Worth's. among