The evening world., 1889-06-29
SOMETHING NEW NEXT WEEK
"PINAF0RE" BY JUVENILES AND GERTlE
ROMANS IN 1.-THE BURGLAR"
" The OolAh" Will Have It's FInieth Per-
fermance-IiGht Opera at Terrace Oar
den-"H TrOvatore" Mt the Grand
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pleasing Attractions
at the Theatres.

Iofuln Ce-IInnt OpeFn ~ TeFrnCe Ni0r-
den-"H Trovatorr" Mt the Grand
Opera. IIouse-Other Pleasing Attractions
at the Theatres.
An elaboration Of the pretty little play. Ed
itha's Burglar, I" that first made Elsie Leslie
famous, will be the principal theatrical novelty
next week. II will he called The Burglar, "
and will bo produced Monday night at the Mad
ison Square Theatre. coming TO that house from
Boston. where il made q very favorable inn
preston. The third act is said to be particu-
larry strong. Maurice Barrymore will APP
Homans, an extremely clever child. who
made a hit in Partners" at the Madison
S!aG E1aTiifl IH BSrsia WI by PHIh tIls Fl Ef.iSS ' Ee sFlsa'eff fin ls
cat viii be = good cRs throughout, including
Sheridan ,and, Miss Minnie Dupree. The engage
rnegt at the Madison Square TheAtrI ia IGr I'VE
Madden IN Mrs. Conoy. will have its last pro.
Tr4ctorF Tysnty.third Street Theatre will en-.
Casino and the Broadway next week by the i'm
s9SK HSrt ion e Elf, I y sn%m ,"mO SUmig GpSEa season p;nn.
fore" will be produced with Juveniles In the cast.
SAID Sst6,t Mr; .o Turner nSGn,s yGstsTd%Sy: we don't n.
w TSSGre n going to put on 'TihaiSTs s ITi6e
and our JoSephene l fancy, Is a wonder.
Her mother IN All old, opera singer, now. retired
| ITOH lnt hluEe, hHU inc DTlRnt uhuUnIeT lnntfllN
her talents. She's AZ lively a little pet for her
years as j ever saw on the stage There will he
cost"ines. MMessslrss. Proctor and Turner are II very very
cntlnslaStic upon the results OF the first season
in their new. house.
be celebrated at the broadway Theatre on Mon
day night. A n extra verse TO the song Nobody
sioS. "TTbbae g 0o %f's is spI IrS%ins large sT en So SSSs,
and the cool weather seems to be fAyorinG Fran
els Wilson. Suburban visitors arc very nnmer-
| Gus; Ill TACT. they are nulnerOuH Mt all tho
f h%,Tn9i 9S STs " He fRet 1 EFRHsfFF eae t. 9 dnss b ssSS%S
WT nGSR. End = H. S1 Gnst ie TIVE tSPSi f4' w SGGG " aSs 2 MiIy
cdsSed effort entitled be Good.
me regular season Of the Biiou Theatre closes
i% Giidd \ T BeI. ash3S. TIN i. Mass sTii9rmthfn % business Ss n Mesa
manager Of the house, takes his annual benefit
81 OF M"C%RdsSIi d RaffahSi T BsiI. VIII s3Yf' Bs RRi1eR, %ltS
Thomas q se9br0oke in his original part OF
have hSSS' volunteered 70 tEs oecssiop. {" Manager Manager
Mosenfeld, has offered the use OF his theatre.
TGsrs h1 ,sS beer Io q 1HS5gs sale af G he seGp. Sls s1GIlt t i sS.
mandery, Mecca shrine, the, Order Of Elks. and
the HcGoken Turtle Club wiz attend o,,-,.
determination towards the goal OF the Tooth
and Tic oofn;h," at Palmer. the. Casino and
toned around the hurdle marked hfty. Az
aBsorbingly interesting entertainments, it viii
be interesting to watch the march OF these three
operas. Glover" Is doing so well that Col.
McCRnll has decided not to give the member Of
his company the expected fortnights vacation,
a decision which will undoubtedly delight them.
a very elaborate, manner the other night. The
visitors received q charming little satin bag,
tintu, a scene from the opera oil one side and
the cast engaged in presenting 1t on the other.
N ET9 sbou. A a fcrtni T. etOee "The Df BrlF 1TD% PS %iIi
undoubtedly run throughout the simmer. The
continuous ROOT, garden concert from 2. 30 to II
has been very largely patronized during the
week. The roof garden Is one OF the few places
in the city, where during the hot weather the
a sacred concert for the, benefit OF its employees
t sG,T lSst OF the 80 ses sS6af ! at P tSis ilftis house, Mt,i ,h st
has so untiringly and 80 snccessfully catered to
inngiy profitable enterprise for itS. PROTECTOR,
and the entertainment given has been clean.
w whG6les tGS iron sn@ .i infffrf sna FMi.n hE6i; ' he 9 s&s
y, ! Hi si SsfsTf tff FItfi A will be II. As. attraction
Theatre Comigue., Harlem, and At the Windsor.
EsiI, II, Percy Weldon, PsnI i. Geerton n't tR! lies
Minnie kerseiIe and Miss Fiorenee V%SeebtTtesrr..
Tonight John A. Stevens closed his weeks en-
| HaEement AT tlllk mouse III UNKNOWN.
Roster and Balls concert hall boasts q cooling
apparatus. which fact il distinctly worth mem
tioning these torrid times. The new burlesque
entitled - Monte Cristo, ir.. F" produced for the
first time last Monday, will be continued dur
ing the coming weeks. Its lively music, vigor-
Gus dances, and bright costumes have pleased
large audiences. The following apecialties
will be seen next week, in addition to
the burlesque: the Austin sisters. as
the flying trapeZe; Florence Miller, 1.-The
Southern beauty v; Laura Lee, a ballad singer.
and the Healy's plantation singers and wing
dancers. A burlesque entitled AN Hour with
Justice %Schwab," in which, all the members of
the company appear. will also be made known.
The usual CONCERT tonight.
Mr.. J. W.. Morrissey's. opera company will
Grand Opera-House on Monday night. The
coming week will he devoted to verdls famous
and ever popular ~ Trovatore. and TO T
Bohemian Girl, +" which this company sang
during the second week Of their en-
gagement. IN Trovatore y ought to attract
large audiences, Verdi, at popular prices,
looked. Nine; Pauline L,Allemand, the prlma
donna OF Mr.: Morrissey's company, has made 4
great many friends among the patrons Of the
has been equally favorAbly recognized. To-
night Faust - will be sung for the last time.
The Winter Garden - of the Eden MuRce
sounds awfully nice this warm weather, doesn't
il? II IL not n snare and n -d@lusion by any
means, but IL really a cool, refreshing spot. An