The evening world., 1890-07-26
REOpENIEG the THEATRES.
First Production of THE Canuok"
Monday Night,
La File de Madame Anaotn to
Succeed "The Brazilian"

The lethargy that has been encumbering
theatrical affairs is beginning oevaporate.
On Monday night the bijou will open it's
doors, and Mckee Rankin will present
his new play, entitled The Canuck."
The play is in four acts. and the scenes
are laid in Vermont near the Canadian
boundary line. Mr.. Rankin clnims that
his role. that Of Jean Bnptiste Cadeaux.
an old French. Cana linn farmer, is entirely
new to tine stage. The cnst will be as
follows: Cyrus. Stebbins. an old Vermont
farmer, Charles Cowl =; Tom Stebbins, a
Wall street farmer, S. Miller Kent: lin
Hogan. New York sport. Wilton Lack
aye; Zeb Hawley, IN old firm hand.
Charles II. Clark; Antoine Merinlette,
leader of the Gingolee. Clarence Arper;
A%rchange, Jeans daughter. Miss Mabel
Bert; Hester keene, an adventures. Miss
Alice Fischer: lilly. Miss JennieY eamnns;
Martha Ann StebliDs Mira. Annie Yea
mans, and Fanny, Miss Atwood,
The Brazilian - has only two weeks
more to run at the Casino. When II is
Withdrawal it will be replaced by Lecocq's
always rev.vable come opera, LA File
de Madame Augot," the first performance
Of which will be given Aug. IL. The
management promises II very handsome
production. The costumes and scenery
will be duplicates OF those used in the re-
cent production Mt the Od, on Theatre,
PARIS, when Mile, Jeanne Granier np-
pcared A. Clairette. A great deal of at
tention will be paid to the sceile called
The Illuminated Garden and unique
electrical display is mentioned. Miss
Camille d'Arvi,le. who did excellent
work in this city in " The Queens Nate
at the broadway Theatre. will be Mile.
LANCE. She is expected here on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm.
strauss and his orchestra are still givin,
very ENJOYABLE concerts III the Madihun
Square Garden Ampiitheatre. strauss
has Just completed he REPRESENTATION of a
new waltz 10 be entitled Far American
Women" 1t will be played n week from
next Monday, wnen the nflieth perform
ance at the Garden will be celebrated.
The audiences OF the past week have been
large. Strauss gives more of his time 10
compositions by him,e cit ana family. and
gives gieaier satisfaction by 20 DOING.
The two ballots. Peace and War; aud
" Choosing the National Flower" as re-
yised, ate still presented. Rehearsals are
held at least once a week. as the manage,
ment say that such n levy OF girls cannot
be seen to advantage unless they are
frequently and diligently rehearsed.
There viii be o Strauss concert tomorrow
n ght.
The seventy-ffth performance &c of Clyde
Fitch's play, Benuj 'brunmel," will
FRIDAY nIuht flha AiItfflntipn pf annZ
venirs will be deferred until the Tooth
performance takes Place. which will be
Aug. 20. The souvenir will be u pretty
little book, containing q history of the
Beau. written by u well-known author
and illustrated with photographs of
little souvenir, in keeping with the
charming delicacy of me play. Mans
fields business has been extremely good. \
The Madison Square Theatre dur ing the
past week has been filled at each per
Torrance.
Tony Pastors Theatre in East Four
teenth street is open and lively. Its sum
n!er season hHs been very prosperous. aud
while the gen al Antonio has been in Eu-
rope enjoying himself and securing nov
elites his house has been making money
for him. There will be an entertaining
speciality programme next week. 1t VIII |
inclu 10 The names of Topack and Steele. |
Maggie Clinn, the Irish Queen" Lottie
Gilon. Hines anil Remington, Guyer and
Goodwin, Prof. Parker and his dog circus.
George IL. Wood. Nellie Russell, and
Phillips and Sherwood. Mr.. Pastor will
make his usual tour OF the watering places
shortly.
"Castles in the Air" is still running
along %serenely ut the Broad way Theatre.
The Tooth performance will take place
Aug. IL. and ON the following Saturday
DE Volt Hopper and his company will
pack their little trunks and steal away,
reslgning in favor of Francis Wilson aud
The Merry Monarch" Hopper and
company take a holiday for two weeks
and spend il at Little Silver, after which
they set forth u .their travels. Gas
ties in the Air" has been very much
changed since its presentation here in
May. Many. entertaining spec:alteS have
song is u great go.
The Yax-work collection at the Eden
Musee is growing all the time. The
lntest addition Is a lifelike figure of John
Ericsson. of Monitor" renoNn. The
collection is in excellent order, thanks TO
worth seeing. Yank-Hoe and Omene
sill give their interesting performances
Twice each day. mystifying their audi
ences very successfully. Erdelyl Haczi
and his Hungarian orchestra give the
usual delightful concerts. Erdelyi has
it is said that he will not be heard
there after December. An afternoon can
admirably spent at this house.
THE Siege of Vera Cruz is still the
at Manhattan Beach. The We
of the Eig hotels clear themselves
with wonderful regularity Just before the
siege begins to assert itself. Every one
seems To go TO the big inclooure. The
spectacle Is certainly a startling one, aud
the display of fireworks extremely hand
some. The large number OF people en-
in the production, and the sesneTy
IA great deal OF realism to the
spectacle. The manage ent can seat
| 200 people. The Siege of Vera Cruz