The evening world., 1891-05-16
CHANGES iT THE THEATRES.
First Presentation Of Don Juan I"
at the Garden.
The Last Week Of Rosina vokes at
Daly's.

romantic drama entitled "Don Juan ~
will have It's nrst metropolitan presentation
Monday night at the Garden Thestre, with
Richard Mansneld in the leading role. MIR.
Mansfield wrote the drama, composed the
songs and pusio, arranged the village dance,
and designed the scenery aud costumes The
star will be supported by u. II. Harkius, W.
II. Crompton. II. g. Andrews, W. j. Fergu-
son, Vincent sternroyd, Harry Gwynetie,
Ivan Peronet, F. +. Smiles, Ada Dwyer,
Hazel seiden, Miss Hslloway, Minnie Dupree,
Maud Monroe, Belinda cambridge and Beatrice
Cameron.
Ro,ins vokes will begin the last week OF her
engagement at Daly's Theatre Monday night.
sne will present "The Old Musician, adapted
from tue French by Felix Morris, "Tne Circus
Rider,p by Mrs. Charles Doremus. and "a
Pantomime Rehearsal. in which Miss vokes
and her entire company will appear. Miss
vokes's present engagement has been highly
successful one.
A musical farce-comedy entitled "Aun,
Bridgets Baby" will be seen nj the Bijou
Theatre Monday night with George Monroe as
the star. In the cast will be Ed HefTernan,
7. Le MACK, Frank W. Holland, j. Aiorich
Libbey, W. A. Mack, Frank Casey, J.P.
Sweeney, James A. Csvsnssh, Roger Alton,
Nellie Rosebud, Kate Davis, Cnsrlotts Barby,
Catherine Gerold. Ada Dare and saidee NO
Donald.
"a Knotty Affsir."a farce-comedy by Hu-
bert Hail Winslow, young writer who has
done good work, will be produced Monday
night ct the New Park Theatre, with John q.
Rico 90 the star. Miss Mabel Fenton. who was
30 severely burned In Paterson last week. will
ohuh h1w hn Ia tn
company, however, will be good one.
Miss Annie Pixiey will present her military
play, "Kste. At the Fourteenth Street Tne-
atre Monday night This was the play that
was frst seen in this city at the Granu Opera
House. In the cast will be c. II. Bradshaw, B.
y. Grinnell, Fred sackett, J. T. Burke, W. f.
NacNichol. Joseph Brennan, Carrie Reynolds,
Anna Douglass and Mollie RavelL
Stuart RoUson will begin the last two weeks
Of his engagement at the Union square Theatre
Monday night. He will continue TO present
"The Henrietta, which Is still strong enough
to MI the theatre at every performance. Mr.
Robson 8 return TO the city has been very
pleasant event. The metropolitan public have
accorded him hearty welcome.
"Tne Csnuck" will be the attraction at the
Windsor Theatre Monday night with Mckee
Rankin a. the star. This Is the 1rst time tnst
the play has been given at the Windsor
Theatre. II has been much Improved since il
nrst invited critictsm at Niblo's. Mckee Ran
kinns lmpSreonanon OF the French-Cansdian Is
Rose cosaian will play her exceleu.
repSrtoire sr & o. the Grand n opera.Honse next
viii appear a. Stephanie In "forget Me Not"
"Peg 'WofnnQton," wednesday evening in
day evenings and Saturday afternoon in
Lady Barter" and '.Nance Oidneld.
The management of the Eden Musee an
nounce that preparations are nearly completed
At this house for the production Of q novelty
IN whi9n dozen pretty dancing girls win take
part In the mean time there Is always plenty
excellent. and two good performances are
+: rSs na n. s: ,s
with great deal Of facility. DIZZY Beii InsS Is tue
Bo Is extremely popS,sr. @ % XSnis % My.rs al Laara M
joyce Bell, and Helen Bsrsram all have i'm
wang" with Do Wolf Hopper and the
eiephant-or the eieThsnt and Is Wolf Hop
st the Broadway Theatre. "wans H ! very
Goodwin Is largely responsible. The cong.
"An Rlephaat on His Hands" IL destined 10
become very popular.
Square Theatre for long time. Tnis Ameri-
can play has made . decided hit, and Miss
Martha Morton should DO very happy woman,
q she undoubtedly ia "The Merchant" Il
human stoiv 10 one that must appeal effectively
70 an audience.
"saip AhoJ /" returns to the Standard The
atro Monday night, after . highly successful
tour Of the West. Tue company. with one
e5oeption. IL entirely different from that
duction here last December. Edward NJ. Favor
10 the actor who remHins. Mr.. Favor saoulI
feel highly complimented.
a benen. concert for Ed j. Rice, of the stand
ara arc Theatre, takes place tomorrow evening at
70 appear are Gus Williams, John T. Kelly,
Ssmee Radcliffe, Richard r. Carroll, John
SPARKS, Jonn Walsh. the Clipper quartet.
bfooks and Denton, Della StaceV, Eloise Nor
umer. NAV Yohe and Flora Moore.
week VIII include Frank Bush, Lottie ellison,
tiora Moore and Winfield Johnson, in an in
tersstina novelty; Rose and Martin Julian;
VIII Denia, 80 the little bit OF Irish fun; Petrie
ana Elise In q sketch called " Passing the Toll
Sae sns TeeS SIs seliao and Aouda, Fred Morphet
'.Apollo, at the Casino, has been enjoyed
oy iafre audiences during the past week. The
root garden will be opened Monday night with
muon iestlvfty. Mr.. Aronaon has com posed
interpreted BY Erdelyi Nacz's hungarian
Ssno, that old such excellent work at the Eden
Mira Bsscicault Henrietta crosman, Joseph
holiand, Frederic Bond. Thomas Burns John
THOMPSON, Maud White. and Annie Wood,
Who continues to remark, "I am the
ooo.o.ok." ale stin TO DO seen In 'sMr. Wilkin.
sons WidoWes that most sprightly and enter
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rHFAhTH E00P COMPANY's GLU.