The evening world., 1890-07-05
The THEATRES NEXT week.
Midsummer Attractions offered
by Shrevd Managers
The Third Week of " The Sea King -
at Palmer's.

There will be a concert at the Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night, with
Strauss and his orchestra as the attraction.
The programme will include the overture to
"Raymond:" "Our Folks waltz by Id
uard Strauss; the adagio movement OF
Bcethoven's "Sonata pathctique:" Dane
ing Nierns POLKA by Strauss; Conradis
Euronoan Tour;' MY Sweetheart polka
mazurka by Tduard strauss. and Myrtle
Flowers waltz by johann Straus'. Next
week the two balcts " Choosing the Ma
tiorNl Flower and Peace ard War will
be continued. Light rofrcshmcnts, such
as non-Slcoho.ic drinks aud ices. are now
servel at the Garden. Strauss and his or
chestra will also be heard next week. The
attendance during the past week has been
large. The management say that from
z, 900 to g. 800 has been the nightly num-
Der of visitors.
a matinee performance of a. new play
called The Basi lisk" by Charles Ncvins,
Will be presented At the Union square
lows; Or. Charles Leopold, Charles Ncvin-;
Prot. Frederick kreut2er, Frank kendrick
Walter kreutzer. Charles Charters; lcoua
Leopold, Mies Helen Russell; Theresa Wsr-
founded upon fact. The author. Charles
Neyine, ISL Detroit actor.
The w. j. Gilmore Opera Company will
begin the third week of their engagement at
Sea King. Mr.. Gilmore, ~ said to be very
pleased with the reception accorded to the
by Miss Annie Myers, Miss Lena Mcryillc,
Miss Elma DelNr2; I'd. Stevens. J. q. Miron
and Miss Esther Palliser.
Beau Brrmmei at ihe Madison Square
Theatre. The play will reach its tiftieth
pertormance on Monday night. No SOU
but when the one hnniredth performance ref i.
celebrated in AUGUST MANAGER Hartz will
present TO the visitors handsome book con:
iaining illustrations o. life, and. times of
lean Brnplmel. Tn, play, will probably run
until October, when Mr.. Mansfield engage
ment at thi- house ends.
lank-Hoe and Omene are doing a good
kici, the juggler, IL also there. and a very
enjoyable entertainment is given. Erdelyi
NacZi aud his Hungarian band give two con.
certs every day. Patriotic music was played
at the NlusGe yesterday afternoon and even-
Gustave Amherg's repertoire at the Ter
race Garden. IN Fitty-eighth street. near
ing week: Monday. Nine. Selma Koert-
Kronold and Carl Streitmann III The Beg
Hnr s,naEsn1;, lent dnssaiay FWSrdnsnG scR%etz
Selma Koer A5G and Snr mms
in "Die Fladermans The Bat ihnrsday.
for the first time, The Carnival in Rome. I"
" The Carnival III Rome " will be repeated
Friday and Saturday. Arnold Kiralfy aud
his Partisan ballet appear every evening.
Carmencita and the Spanish students are
still the attractions at Roster x Biafs Com
cert Hail.. The new burlesqu IA File
de Nine. Angot.'1 which was produced for
the first time at this house last Monday. will
be continued mex; week. 1t is bright and
lively, and well sung. There. will be a num-
Der of interesting specially features.
Dc Volt Hopper and his clever colleagues
in Castles in the All" are Etll exerting
themtelyes bravely at the broadway Thea
tre. They have not enjoyed the hot weather
in tine, least. but their performances have
becn Just az good. When - Castles in the
Air leaves New York in August II will havo
had run OF over one hundred nights
Theatre parties OCCASIONALLY visit the Broad
way, and. considering the time of year.
business IL eminently satisfactory.
The Widow lied9tt." a comedy Of New
England life, with Joseph Palmer In the
title role. will be the attraction at Tony Pas
tors Theatre next week. George II. Wood.
ward will appear in his original part of the
Elder. and Miss Lottie Gibson will he Me-
lissa Bedott. Miss Gibson. il will be remem-
bered, is the poprlar singer. This will be
her first appearance in New York City in
soubrette part.
The Brazilian ia still the attraction at
the Casino, and it will run for some time TO
come. to be probably succeeded by La
File de Mime. Angot." There was q large
crowd, on the roof garden last night. A
special musical programme composed of
nat.onal airs was offered. and the Hungarian
The roof garden Is crowded nearly every