The evening world., 1890-05-03
THE THEATRES next week.
De Wolf Hopper Makes His Debut
as a Star.
90 The Editor's'' First Presentation
at Palmer's Theatre.

Dc Wolf Hopper will become a star, ut the
head Of his own comic opera company, Oh
Monday night at the Broadway Theatre,
when Castles in the Air." by Charlet
Alfred Byrne and Gus Herker. will be pre-.
scented for the first time in this city. Mr..
Hopper has many favorites in his company.
Miss Marion Manola. Miss Della Fox. Miss
Rose Leighton and Thomas Q. Seabrooke
will support him.. There will be All enormous
audience Monday night.
A new comedy, called THE Editor, - will
b. presented for the first time in this city on
Monday night at Palmer'S Theatre. 1t is in
four acts, with the scenes laid at Irvington-
on-the- Hudson and in this city. In the cast
will be Louis Aldrich. Charles b. Garthorne,
J.. L. Kollerd. Dora G~oldthwaite. Virginia
Harmed, Jessie Story and Ella Gardner.
Richard Mansfield will begin q summer
season at the Madison Square Theatre on
Monday night, when he will revive "A
Partisan Romance" which has not been
seen in this city for three years. During his
engagement at this house Mr.. Mansfield
will be supported by NJ. A. Kennedy. u. Fl.
Harkirs. W. j. Ferguson, Beverley Sit
greaves and Adele Measer.
At Hammerstein's Harlem Opera-House
the attraction for next week will be the
Conried Opera Company in THE Kings
Fool" This was the comic opera presented
at Niblo's earlier in the season. 1t contains
many good thing and some tuneful music.
The company will include some capable
people.
years more or less identified with .Niblo's
Garden. The brothers have met with much
success at this house. On Monday night
Bolossy and lmre, in fraternal UNION. VIII
present, with much spectacular, Around
the World" The occasion Will be an inter-
1.-THE County Fair will end it's long run
at the Union Square Theatre on the last OF
the month. Mr.. Burgess wants a rest, and
he has certainly worked hard enough to
merit one. The Union Square has been
viii be a County Fair" road company next
Awakening. The Circus Rider y and
tie plays produced az Days Theatre during
the past week by Miss Rosina Vokes and her
company. will be continued during the com;
ing week reNe3k ,r Th So R ma Tbe eeen f Eas bad iN MS,i
Money. Mad" Steele Msckaye's melo-
drama, will enter upon the fifth week OF its
run at the Standard Theatre on Monday
night. The play goes very smoothly, and
the performance is now, over at q ~reasonably
early hour. Z. j. Henley and Miss Minnie
seliGman have won golden opinions Tor
The Casino will be in its glory on Monday
night. 1t will be a great occasion.. The
seVenty-fifth performance OF The Grand
Duchess y will be celebrated. There VIII be
a souvenir, o course. and something new in
that direction is limited at by the manage
ment. The theatre will be appropriately
There will he a great attraction at Tony
Pastors on Monday night in the shape OF
Mr.. Pastors new minstrel company. Great
efforts have been made TO put together a su-
Tor a long run. This company ID not an old
time minstrel show, but a modern. new
idea entertainment. -,
Joseph Murphy, the Irish comedian. will
begin an engagement ut the Fourteenth
Street Theatre on Monday, night in the Irish
appear as Larry Donovan, His singing and
dancing will. of course, be the features Of
the entertainment. Miss Belle Melville will
be Kate Donovan.
At the Windsor Theatre next week will be
Leonard Growers sensational play called
cludes a tank used as q river OF real water,
in which steamboats, and yachts are seen
gliding to and fro. The other scenic effects
will be handsome and the cast a good one.
Russells come dams entar on the third
month of their engagement al, the Bilou
The one-bnndrcdth performance, VIII be
celebrated Wednesday evening. There VIII
be new songs and dances. MI. Rosenquest
intends tn provide new scenery ana Mr..
Russell new costumes,
At the art gallery of the Eden Musee tine
first snnualw water color exhibition ~ now in
progress. Over two hundred paintings,
comprising the best works OF leading Ameri-
can artists. are shown, and the exhibition
is attracting much attention. The Nlennese