The evening world., 1890-03-01
THE THEATRES NEXT week.
Last Week Of the Kendals at the
Fifth Avenue.
SaIvini's, Farewell Performances at
the Broadway.

will DO as follows: Monday and Tuesday
evenings, and Saturday matinee, 1.-The
Ironmaster: Wednesday evening. "A Scrap
OF Paper Thursday evening, THE Queens
Shilling;" Friday. Impulse" On Thurs-
day afternoon q special performance Of
THE Weaker Sex " will be given.
Salvini begins a farewell engagement at
the Broadway Theatre on Monday evening,
when Samson =" will be given. On Tues
day he will also appear in Samson
Thursday in 1.-THE Gladiator" Friday in
THE Outlaw" and Saturday night In
"Othello." On Wednesday night and at
tho Saturday matinee Alexander Salvinl, his
son. will appear in "A Child of Naples"
Miss Rose Coghlan will be seen as Peg
Wellington in MASKS and Faces " at the
Fourteenth street Theatre next week. In
the first act a minuet is introduced and
danced by Miss Coghlau and the members OF
her company. The third act closes with an
Irish Jig, danced by Miss Coghlnn.
1.-THE Gondoliers" has been doing an ex-
collent business at Palmcr's Theatre during
the past week. The pretty opera goes very
smoothly now, and the members OF the re
constructed company, appear to be thor
oughly at homo and happy IN their parts.
Tho Gondoliers > will probably run for tho
1.-The Grand Duchess ~ a great success
at the Casino. A more elaborate production
has certainly never been seen at that house.
Miss Lillian Russell has scored a big hit,
She in n lovely and picturesque Grand
Duchess. The Casino since the opening
night has been crowded at every perform
"Shenandoah will have its o5oth per.
Torrance at proctor's Twenty-third street
Theatre, April 81. The sea. on extends 70
April 10. which will give tho play nearly
1nn ttCbta in Nnu York WhprR ia n nFnba-
biiity that Bronson Howard will como over
from France for the farewell nights.
vo ..T h &C. City ryn p ~ sSs Eyiot 5S Yfsstt the on 5G %o1,
day night. when the twenty-hfth perform
auce will DO gwen. The comedy continues
to entertain large audiences. and it look;
be continued far into the Summer.
Tho S~towaway will be tho attraction at
the Grand Opera-Houso next week with q
fosee, Harry Bosker, W. McVay, Franclyn
Reglid, II. J. Moye, Howard Thorpe; Robert
Edwards. Marion Elmore, sarah Holmes,
iG1rTacwa a5oT !Ms u TG amd m roHi viii ife b ,S'i prS:
created here by Mansfield.
until juno eS az The Union sq aux Theatre. Il
Is, doing n phenomeually large, business,
This is It's second season here, and i will IN
sll probability have a third, Neil BURGESS
impersonation Of Aunt, Abigail Pfue IL the
best thing he. hns ever done.
Aunt Jack " will be played at the Ntadi-
son Square Theatre Tor, the one hundred and
tinues TO afford the patrons Of Mr. Planners
pretty little house unlimited Amusement.
- Man of the World. F" with Maurice Bar
rynlore in the cast, prccedes IT.
Prof. Hermann. the well-known NEGRO.
tertainments AT, H. @. Miners Peoples
n ma%n re d dsiisS EaGHill mn mys sAifphns WIZ The n Pro-
fessor has q number of admirable tricks,
and nd a charming .t way Of presenting them snsG,,,v
Company will be the attraction at Hammer
STEMS Harlem Opera-House next week.
This organization, which was really the first
# it's is si no alu il m fSl5 ot IN st III p=sfsd 5satn5ss.
ls SSI PnsgF ilosenr Il + play, WIZ ' Stepping
Stone, vii! begin the third week OF it; run
Several important changes have been made
IN the cast, and the play is certainly II very
clever hands Frederick de Belleville mp
The first "Wednesday matinee of The
Charity Ball which MAS given at the
Lyceum Theatre during the week. proved
matiuees will be confirmed, until further
notice, Deiasco and De Miles play isIoing
spiendidly at Mr.. :Frohman's house,
New a Park R' Tieat re will '' Begin F'f the s @' md
week OF his engagement there on Monday.
He will probably, remain. for some lime to
come; Little Pnck " is extremely funpy.
Mr.. Daniels. u clever actor himself, 10 ably
assisted by Miss Bessie SaGson.
The phonograph a. tho cyclornma at
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street is n
great attraction, secondary OF course to
P~hilippoteanx's great Gaintina Of The
Battle of Gettysblrg." The cyclorama is
open day and night. 1t is charmingY
Weise At Ambergs Theatre on Monday
night; TUESDAY, Streitm9nn n Die
wo@mimaE6:hl Sad FRIDAY hhg9' |!fE;e Meyer 4 qf Fam ly;'
which will be rcpehtel on saturday evening.
ri Pete Baker Tili Pro,ent two plays at ,he
grant /" will be given; Thursday, FRIDAY and
Saturday. "Chris, and Lena" MIR. Baker
will be supported by Il good company, and
the plays Will he we'll put upon the stage.
An entirely new bill OF sPecialties will be
presented at Roster q Biel's next week, the
pearRnce Of Katherine j. Howe. late OF the
- Natural Gas - company. earmencita, the
Spanish dancer, will. for the first time IN
this country, Introduce a Spanish waltz to
"The Old Homestead" is still at the
Academy OF Music. During the past week
cast, has been absent, His place has been
iined b. Frank Bell. who has given a very
satisfactory Interpretation Of the work;
coed Tine Kings Fool al iHiH5ioT'. ON Mon.
day night. The original scenery will be
used. The spacious stage OF Niblo's will
afford many opportunities for a capital pro-
duction of the play. The cast 10 a thor
Miss Nellie McHenry and her company of
comedians will be at the Windsor Theatre
on Monday night. when 'GreenrOan
Fun will be presented. Miss McHenTy
will be seen as Kitty Plunket, who after
wards becomes an Indian maiden. w. ii,
/ Lytell will be Booth MCForTest. a tragedian:
The senator" that capital comedy, vii
he played for the hftieth time at the star
Theatre on Monday night. Tho thuatre
will be Handsomely decorated with flowers
evergreens and tiAgs; Souvenirs WILDE pre-
all enormous business during the past week.
The orchid show ia now over at the Eden
Musee. 1t was a great tuccess, drawing
hundreds of people each day. The MuEee,
orchids or no orchids is always an interesting
place to visit. Besides ali that - to lie seen,
there is Erdelyi SAczi's charming music to
be heard.
Jennie Yeampns has still one more week al
Tony PASTORS before FALLING for Europe.
There will be plenty OF attractions at this
house next week. In addition TO Miss Yea
mans Mr.. Pastor announces Billy Birch,
Edwin French. Harry MAtsOn Alice Hutch
ings. Ad hyniAD, IiGnIey and Arpo. Mics
I lu-eleine StOckney, Collins and WEIGH,
Arthur West, TIE MaeCArthYs. John anu
/ Edna NldocQ aud Misa Jennie Christie,
Worth X Huber's Palace Museum an
ounce sixty attractions in the curio halls
and ON the stage ne It week. They include
ona brD~kan.napked man. AZ Mexican