The evening world., 1889-11-02
THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
LIST OF ATTRACTIONS TO BE PRESENTED
IN TWO CITIES.

lenRu IN ~ Hamlet Inns week OF MIR.
Terriss and Miss MiIward-" Law
ender" at tbeBrooklyn Park.
Wilson Barrett begins his engagement at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday night. when he
will present the drama by Hall Caine, entitled
" Ben-Ny-Chree: A Story Of the Isle Of Man. "
In the cast will be Miss ERstlake, George Bar
rett, Cooper Cliffe, W. A. Elliott. Austin Mel
ford, Stafford Smith, T. Irwin, Lionel Howard,
2. Belmore, c. Garth, Murray Carson. f. w.
Percyyall, James WEIGH, A. f.. Field, Miss Lille
Belmore. Miss A.. Gambler, Miss Lila Garth and
Miss Bessie Carlyon. The period in which the
play Is enacted il from l745 to lT40.
Charles Wyndham, a.great American favorite,
will succeed Salyini at Palmer's Theatre, Mon
day night, when he will present David
GRrrick," in which he appeared in London
recently with considerable success. Mr..
Wyndham will be supported by Miss Mary
Moore. and by the members Of his Criterion
Theatre company. Her appearance will be an
event of great interest to New York theatre
goers. Mr.. WyndhAm tonight finishes his en-
Gagement at the new fremont Theatre in
Boston.
At Amherg's next week the programme, is as
follows, Monday, Possagt in Die lBIIgthooh.
dPy,, rosSart IN The Merchant Of Venice"
and Saturday. der Richter Won Zalamea."
Alone in London " will BE- presented at II.
ginning az usual with the Monday matinee.
mhs SSapsnsy q rMsf s.ar1, ds se sbs PIay I I C S@der w the
have been with il for a number OF years.
Our Flat is running merrily along at the
ILyceum Theatre, Several small changes have
been made and the farce ia now smoothly and
easily played. The furniture scene causes .
good deal Of amurement and the work Of Mr..
Within il much commended.
The odd Homestead management an
season for thirty.Hve weeks. The Academy of
Music is still packed at every performance. A
S 81 %slosti %at dnS, w Viii pc vii fhIv raIiS Sn The the q basIotPiee
Helene, y the emotional play by Miss Martha
square Theatre by Miss Clara Nlorri,, affords
that Setres. oppprtunltieS for WdLs9layiing hhesr
cided to Keep it in her repertoire. Monday will
begin the h H lsst week OF on6 her w engagement nTSSco ortor
up SSseP Tie ' fourth and adhpt nSl week Of 'D Tier r" en-
agement at the star Theatre on Monday night.
They he hHye done q large e1 DIG names in "I H. could nitI
were it not that their contracts are otherwise
James o'Neill will be seen in, this city at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre Monday night in his
very iamiliar imperSonSSttion Of Edm nu DanteS
one, iucluding Miss Grace Raven. MIR. ONeills
engagement is for one week only.
da Hetls4 IN aa tEei HaF Fsr Ttll d iUsFSfG': .' 4eT sTn Gn. ' aSt
tie Bij9u Theatre Monday night: To.moTrow
hight Prof; GTrOmweii VIII Tan, give TIE ,hi fG .hnat OF
apa TsTisi ths Bsanti ia,6 6it Ny;os,o.,, viii .nn.,r
some production Of Hamlet" at the Broad
sent the Prince of Denmark, while Nine. Mod
5eska will be the ophelia. a part in which she is
Carroll johnson, the ex-minstrel, and new
IriSh star, will present his play; The FsiryIIs
waH i'm this Dluy that he aDDDaIel recently at the
Fairy's We'll" is elaborate. including a water
Mss Bessie Bonehill, a character vocalist, will
make her Amcricsn debut at Tony Pastors on
lite in England, and generally plays, boys, parts
II hil The g @astsr%l Miss F HipIte AND HHlt LILLIAN and w fdny
Pastor will aipo be on the programme,
Combats with daggers and toils have been
s siFls At 70 the ane fSie%P Masde. T& Us p peS a%nHnssl i
an interesting one, smoothly and gracefully
G Giiyfsin. n nE 4 few dSys q nv %ref EIettp, stx Fro %{I De fe
"shenandoah " will remain in New York for
at Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre. The
one-hundredth performance will soon. be cele-
brated. An extra matinee will be given Tuesday
| afternoon. ."'Shenandoah - is a great card.
Miss Cora Tanner finishes her long and sue,
Theatre tHos.nnfsht. and on Monday viii he seen in
her play 'Fascination v at the Grand Opera
House; On her hast visit to this theatre Sh e tE.
capacity of the house. Tomorrow night Divide
Musin and his company will give a concert at
The engagement OF Mr.. Terriss and Miss Mill
ward at Nibl1's win end next Saturday night;
until after the Wednesday matinee. Wedges
TTerriss and Miss MiGliward viii be seen in The
,rs "Ai 4 . s5!% s"c at the Madison o iss sq .ma ut Thea a
condition OF the system, Mrs. Agnes Booths
work as The heroine il simply ipimitable, while
Standard Theatre with lis versatility in THE
made, and the piece moves along very pleas
antlly. N0thinG but praisG can be Sivsisto the
w s.,o OF the e star star; .,l his q lean ana Sh'pefea
Barry and Fay are still at the Park Theatre,
and continue smn : 9o to cause "a N iHSeSsSps lenTntsr y
possible for two men to be. Each has his WI
o Army and Nay" will. begin, the second
week Of its life At Roster 4 BiSi,S Monday lon ? ~
PPi Fran so INV sRe lfSsci ~RS S SfH't appear for d the he
first time in this country; Misses Davenport and
Wilson, Harry Watson, Alice HutchinS and
The PaymaTSteE =" a military melodrGmSS; writ,
Miners .People's Theatre. " "ffS Paymaster"
is well known in this city, where it was first
There viii be a treat for the Harlemiteg at the
Harlem opera-House next week. when the En-
ma Juch Opera Company will present no less
th9n seven operas These } .Flh VII Il be "F@nHiS s +"
"Maritana," Der Trumpeter Won sAkkingen"
At the Casino :" The Drum Major" will soon
celebrate Its fttieth performance, when SOU
venirs in the shape Of q nickel trum will be dis
tributed to visitors. Miss Pauline Hall is still in
the cast, and 70 IL Mr.. James I. Powers. come
dian. Miss DENIM takes Marie Halton's place.
DociRtader's Minstrels are now, comfortably
and surely established at their pleasant little
house on Broadway. Doc: tader himself ~ the
brightest feature Of the entertainment. He is