The evening world., 1890-03-15
THE THEATRES NEXT week.
New and Old Attractions to Be
Seen in Two Cities,
Mile. Rhea in Josephine " at the
broadway.

Mile. Rhea's appearance At The broadway
Theatre on Monday night will be the prinoi-
pal theatrical attraction Of the coming
week. She will be seen in. - Josephine, En-.
press Of the French" This has been pre-.
sented in many cities during the season and
has been well received, Mile. Rhea will
have . good company and some new scenery
has been painted for the production.
Monroe and Rice, two clever comedians,
will be at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
Monday with their farce comedy, My
Aunt Bridget" A special matinee will be
given on Monday in honor OF st. Patrick.s
Day. Monroe and Rice will be supported by
Kate Davis, Lena:Morville, Catherine Lyn.
yard. Nellie Rosebud, W. A. Mack. Louis
Monico, Bernard Dyllyn and others.
W. J. Seaman will begin All engagement
at the Grand Opera House at a ~. Patiick's
Day matinee on Monday, appearing in
"Myles Aroon." He will sing his songs
MY Maggie, Live, My Love, oh Live
and "Peek-a-Boo." Helen Wethersby,
Nellie Sackett and Charles Mason will be in
the cast.
A sperial matinee will also be given ut the
Windsor Theatre Monday afternoon. when
Barry and Fay begin q weeks engagement
in "McKennAB Filtration, - the play which
made such a long and prosperous run re-
Gently at the New Park Theatre. Barry and
Fay have 9n excellent, company.
Joseph Jefferson, w. j. Florence and Mrs.
Drew begin the second and last week but
one of their engagement at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre on Monday, night. The, Ri
Mrs. Malaprop OF Mrs. John Drew Is a de-
lightful piece OF work.
The sensational play, Die Ehre," will be
next week, with the exception OF Friday.
On, that occasion, Mime. Claar-Delia. will
make her far. fErsT KILL aPpearSnss IN Marie Fl,
with the patrons OF Amberg,s,
Tho City Directory" Will begin the sixth
week Of it's remarkably successful run Ut the
performance OF this laughable farce will be
celebrated oil Monday week. but no souve
Mrs will be Distributed, The management
need that kind OF booming.
A fencing tournament IN which valuable
prizes will be COMPETED for will be held At
1es E Sssk Mui In SG hih%r'd 10 t SSysni sRilf Of
yiennese fencing girls. who are, now at the
Musee. two officers OF the English army who
are expert swordsmen will take part IN the
contests. Rapiers and sabres will be the
"a Midnight Bell, +" Hoyt's comedy. is the
attraction announced f5r next week at
i asp% inelnSes E EaFsne oS canada. dec Tss
Richards, Miss Fannie Mcintyre, Miss
Mande Adams, Miss Sallie Stemler. little
Dot Clarendon and others.
The engagement next week Of Daniel Froh.
he fsSpIe's fiinsssfs, viii BEGIN saf wit with a a
l iSs!'A The cast ca'f'S viii R Include %si many Sn Of f9 the
ACTORS and actresses seen previously in this
play. Scenery made from the original
THE County Fair will be presented for
the three hundredth time in this city next
Tuesday, evening at the Union Square The:
atre. The souvenirs to be presented are Of
some. The. County Fair has been doing
Little Lord Fauntleroy" will be the at
services OF three. very clever children
Tommy Russell, Hattie Eddinger II Ray
Maskell-haye been secured for Mrs. Bur-
s ssrons saaa as%inss c slaYi for 4 Si ISGPsh' to pF0vea
,"ShenaDaoah," Bronson. Towards war
play, is still filing Proctor's Twenty third
s shssm ihehtis sne eoery psrt hns decss rcd G Zen,
the piece should be seen by every patriot
OF our country" 1t should also be seen by
every lover Of 2 clsrningly written play.
Shadows, |" will be the attraction at II. X.
gacobs's Third Avenue Theatre next week.
The play has been, NOTICED before in these
ia ~ "A tAhC " -
good cast. and Manager Jacobs promises
some very handsome scenery.
The Grand Duchess. at the Casino. has
expectations. 1t has received praise from
all sides and the public have Hooked y to
the popular comic opera house. Miss Lii
liam Russell, in the title role, does extremely
well and her efforts are always greeted with
Aunt Jack" at the Madison Square
Theatre. seems to nave entered upon a new
Lease nf life aiura the nniaE tri N IN WaahinO-
ton. A little outing IL good for everybody,
and - Aunt Jack" that susceptible lady,
seems to have felt its invigorating influence.
The Goudoiiers. diibsrt 1 sS9illivsn,s
bushes: at palmers Theatre. Perhaps the
tirst production at the new Park Theatre
ditnt do 1t 80 very much harm. after all
Agitation is occasionally a good thing in the
The Old Homestead. " at the Academy OF
Music. holds its own as pcrsistently ~ ever.
The performances Is as good and the audi
e%ntation Of the quaint. PLAY ut the Academy.
The Old Homestead viii 90 to London in
about two months.
Next week will be the concluding week of
as q metropolitan manager. and there will
be . strong company At his Theatre, includ-
ing Frank Bush, Shelter and Blakeiy. Mag
Jennie Yalmore, the Midgleys, Kelly and
Ashley, Lottle Elliott and Elmer hanson.
Frank Daniels, III. Little Puck. . at the
New Park Theatre. has three more weeks in
which TO present this thoroughly AmusIn
comedy ~ this house, He has been doing .
very satisfactory business; A. the mAtipss
dren will see the p~erfornance.
The Btepping-Stone" is still at the
Standard Theatre. Il will move TO the New
Park next month. Mr.. Rosenfeld Is con-
stAntly making changes. and they are gener-
ally very beneficial. During the week Miss
Jeunie ReitGrth played Rose EytingeB part
sApitally, and Miss Loduski Young made .
great hit in ths role previously assigned to
THE Charity Ball - 10 very prosperous at
the Lyceum Theatre. which it continues to
NIL at every performances. MattnesB are
given every Wednesday and Saturday,
THE Charity Ball" will undoubtedly run
until the end OF the season. No announce
msnt Of a successor has been made. q.
William II. Crane looks Tubieund and
happy when he il seen on Broadway. The
phenomenal success OF The Senator" 80
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