The evening world., 1890-03-22
THE THEATRES NEXT week.
New and Old Attractions on the
Boards Of Two Cities.
German and Italian Operas for
Lovers Of Good Music.

The patrons Of Hammersteins Harlom
Opera.llouse have a trial in store for them
during the ensuing week, when the German
artists from the Metropolitan Opera-House
will appear in Harlom's new theatre. Lilli
Lohmann. Sophie Traubman, Ida Klein.
Holcn v. DanhoG, Louise Meisslinger.
Perot'i, Kalisch. Heichmann. Belirens.
Beck and Gorski will sing, beginning Tues
day night with Norma" which will be
repeated Thursday. Wednesday nndSatur-
day THE lIuguenots' will be presented,
and oil Friday "Troyatore."
Joseph Jefferson and his company will be-
gin tho last week Of their successful ENGAGE
ment at the Fifth Avenue Theatre IN Mon
day night. when "Tho Heir Mt Law wilt
be revised. 1t is long since Mr.. Jefferson
has been seen in THE Heir Mt Law" and
the production ought to be 4 very interesting
event. Jefferson made his New YORK. debut
as DR.. P%angloss in 1857.
Manager A. N. Palmer Is taking a holiday
at his country home In Stamford. Conn.
:" AuntJ Jack. at the Madison Square The
atre. IL 40 prosperous that the manager can
le; it run along in it's own merry way. IL is
still preceded each nieht by the ono-act
play "A Man of the World"
Louis James will be the attraction Mt the
Windsor Theatre next week. Monday and
Thursday night Othello " will be given;
Tuesday aud Friday. "Julius Cmsar;"
Wednesday afternoon. '~lnRomar;r Wednes-
day night and Saturday afternoon. Ham
let. = and Saturday night, " Richard ILL.,"
Monroe and Rice in MY Aunt Bridget"
begin the second and last week of their en-
gagement at tho Fourteenth Street Theatre
on Monday night. The farce-comedy has
been cordially welcomed. II certainly has
no dull moments. Kate Davis. Lena Mer-
Vile and Miss lanyard do good work for the
stars.
a very elaborate production at the Grand
Opcru-House next week. All the scenery
that was used Mt Its original presentation. ut
the Boston Theatre las been brought 10 tins
city. aud on the spacious stage of the Grand
O~pera-Houso 1t ought to be seen to great
advantage.
Niblo's some time ago. will return to that
theatre next week. The spectacle contains
many very lively specinlties. aud there in Il
f isTy G as~ar sl1wn ai w1icb ON viii hand ind; ,1 5,' one re
week. ought to be n profitable one.
The iiitieth performance, Of The City
Directory " will take place at the Bijou The
continues to be very large and surprising
stories OF receipts are told, and they. can IN
this ease be credited. The cast OF The
city Directory " has certainly no weak
point.
THE stepping Stone is still at the
STANDARD Theatre. Some of the best people
In the profession are now placed In Mr.. Ro-
sGnteld'H play. Little May HHlnes. who was
the Prince OF Wales in ManHtleld's" Richard
Stone in the par; played by Miss Eateman.
who Il with the play on the road.
A number of little children will attend the
matinee of Little Puck" at the New Park
Theatre in o body. They were TO have beer
present before. but the weather delayed
them. Little Puck +" will not remain much
longer at the New Park. IL has done q rood
business during the week.
Uncle Joshua Whitcumb is as popular as
Ut the Academy OF Music. There are
and they are always well patronizod. The