The evening world., 1890-06-21
THE THEATRES next week.
First Metropolitan Presentation
Of the Sea King"
zen Trovatore " in English at the
Grand Opera House.


1.-THE Sea King" new comic opera by
Richard Stahl and Webster C.. Fulton. will
have its frat metropolitan presentation
Monday night At Palmer's Theatre by the
W. J. Gilmore Opera Company. The scene
OF the opera ia laid in Spain in the latter
part of the sixteenth century, and there IL n
plot. In the cast will he Miss Esther Palliscr,
who will be favorably remembered in con-
nection with D'Oyly Carte's Gondoliers:'
Miss Elma Delaro. Miss Lena Merville, Miss
Annie Myers, Edwin Stevens, Thomas II.
Persse, JIG. Miron and Herbert Wilke, The
costumes have all been specially designed,
and are said to be extremely fanciful. There
are three acts, The first will show the enc
trance of the Sea King ship and the en-
barkation; the second the grotto Of the Sea
King, and the third Don Bamboula's palace.
IN Trovatore +" will be sung at the Grand
Opera House by the James W.. Morrissey
English Opera Company Monday. Tuesday
aud Wednesday nights and at the Saturday
matinee. The rest Of the week will be de-
voted to ''The bohemian Girl" In "Tro-
~vatore" Nine. Selma Kronold will be Leon
ora. TagliapietTa the Count di Luna; Ed
Cornell, Fernando, and Ferdinand Schuotz.
Manrico.
The attendance at the new Madison Square
Garden has been very large during tho week.
Next week the orchestra will be in the Md
die Of the hall. and tables surrounded with
chairs will be provided for those who choose
to indulge in non-alcoholic drinks. Strauss n
orchestra attracts q great deal of attention.
The composers popularity in America stands
him i'll good stead. The two baIlets,,
"Choosing the National Flower" and
Peace aud War are extremely tasteful
"Castles in the Air" ia still at the Broad
way Theatre. Very many improvements
have h. w been H mSds slnc Sa sns imIhlni proI nq non.
rading and his part 10 now q very httln9
one. Miss Marion Manolais graceful indig-
nation on the subject OF lights does not
1t il ~ good AZ ever. Miss Della Fox and
Thomas y. Seabrooke also do, very good
work. Monday night the fitch perform;
ance OF : Castles i'll the Air VIII occur. ana
there will he ~sourcnlrs.
The Eden Musee.management rarely allow
n week to pass without adding some new
latest is an excellent representation Of
Franklin ivinE his electric kite. The waxen
ladies and gentlemen seem to stand the hot
weather very well Indeed. IL docs not melt
them in the least. lank Hoe and Omene re-
main Mt the Musee, and give two perform
ances each day.,
smoothly at the Casino, many improve
ments having been made in the comic opera.
The Brazilian" is now to be done in Lon;
work at the, Casino, will probably appear in
the English. cast, with Miss, Camille OAR
vile, Miss Maud Ashton and Arthur Rob
erts; The opera WI remain the attraction
An Australian molodrama entitled 'His
Natural Life, will next, week be presented
at the Third Avenue Theatre. which will
play was the closing attraction, of Last sea:
son. During the Summer months the Third
Avenue Theatre will be. generally over
made. The boxes will be improved, the
lower floor will have new chairs, the house
will be recarpeted. reprinted and decorated.
and the sta e will be enlarged.
Among the specially features at Roster 4
Bial's next week will DO Frank Bush, tho
dialect comedian. and Isabella Ward A
Madame Angot" is now. being prepared,
and will be produced at Roster x Balls for
the first time. June 80. Carmencita still
continues to delight the audiences with her
Tony Pastors Theatre did a good business
during the past week and will be open next
week eek. t The n pT0GrS ~ Tep 20 S snJ Psss tseIe. M 10,
Maggie Cline, Duncan, the ventrlloquist,
"Hilly" Carter. Luigi Del Orc, .Petrie and
Elsie, Roach aud Castleton. and a number
Martin Hayden in a Sensational drama
called Held in Slavery" will be the attrac-
ton at Harry Kennsdy,s Theatre II EiGhth
appear as Jenny La Roche. Held in
drama will be presented with special scenery
Guide Ed Thayer, Walter Hawley, George
MORRISON. J: +. Birch. J. Hall Frank ,Mer-
edith, Miss Fanny Cohen and Laura, Wilson.
Richard Mansfield will begin the sixth
WaRk nf his RnUaUpmHut at the Madison
Square Theatre. Monday night. Beau
Brummel. +" Clyde Fitch,s play. remains as
iftieth time july,7. Business has been OK
tremely large and on several occAsiOng pen-
pie have been turned away Mans1leld,s
work az the beau has been generally praised
Edwin Arden will begin the last week OF
his engagement at the Union Square
Theatre Monday night, ~ .haglan's way
the road next season. II has attracted at
to ton in this city, and has been discussed.
Mr.. Arden is al, actor with dramatic M
stinct. Some of his work a. Guy Raglan il
commendable. Miss innie Sellgman Is tho
most interesting feature or the performance;
j. I. Mcguire, the business manager and
treasurer OF the Fourteenth Street Theatre,
will have a benefit Monday night, A long
has been prepared, and among
those 20 appear are, Jennie 5eamsns. Laura
Charles Reed, Lew DockstRder,
Thomas H.; Casey, William Collier and
W. j, Edwards and NJ. J.. Jacobs will have
benefit at the Third Avenue Theatre to-
night. Among those TO appear are
COrinne, Pat Rooney. n. 5. Wood, Harry
Dan Mccarthy, +. j.. karrigan,
Hughey Dougherty, Hines and bennington,
%ohn Kernel, James ouinian and o W.
1.-THE Battle of Gettysburg" eycloramA at
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street is open
day and night. The theatres in the city are
gradually succumbing to the hot. weather
and closing for the season. but the cyclic
rama seems to fear no foe and remains open.
Philippoteaux's grand painting IL always IN