The evening world., 1891-05-09
THE THEATRES NEXT week.
"The Tar and Tartar" by MCCaulIS
Company at PalmerS.
Rosina vokes's Change OF Bill at
Daly,s-"The Burglar" at Jacobs.

The McCauii Comic Opera Company will pre-
,cp, a comic opera by Harry b Smith and
Adam Itzei entitled "The Tar and the Tartar
a, pslmer's Theatre Wednesday night, for the
otst time in TINS city. The cast will include
n.by Bell, Helen Beruam, Laura Joyce Bel,
Annie Meyers, W. i. Rochester, Fred Frear,
charles Meyers, Josephine Knapp, Charles
Jones, Grace Hamilton and Hubert Wilke.
The opera is 10 three acts, and the scenes take
MACE on The sea coast near the city OF Morocco,
in the court yard Of the sultan's palace and in
the rose garden OF the scraglo.
Rosipa vokes will change her bill at Days
rext week, when she will present 'Percy
pendragon,' "My Miliner's Bill and "My
LORD in Livery" In 'My Millinors Bill, Miss
yoses will sing "His Art Was True TO Pon."
In the cast OF "My Lord in Livery" will be
courteuay Thorpe, Charles J. Bell, Felix Nor
r,s. Ferdinand Gottschaik, Louis Haines,
Marion Kilby, Eleanor Lane. and Rosins vokes.
..The Burglar,"a play that WIS irst seen
here at the Madison Square Theatre, will heEin
n weeks engagement Monday night at II. ii.
jacobs Theatre. A. s. Lipman will play the
part Of Bill Lewis, originally interpreted by
Maurice Barrymore. The child scenes Of the
ten and are full OF human interest
Little Lord Fsuntleroy," Mra Frances
uodsson Burnetrs play, that has not been seen
IN this city for long time, Will he next weeks
attraction at the Windsor Theatre, with little
Ray Maseell in the title role. Others in The
cast will be Miss Frances whi,croit, Miss
Florence Foster, Frank Oppermap, George
Conway jerome Csmmeyer and Edgar Ray
mond.
Stuart Robson Is still the attraction at the
Union Square Theatre. aud he will remain at
that house until May 80. Although "Tne
Henrietta {" Is nearing It's six hundredth per-
iormance 1t is still remarkably popular, and
the business now being done a. Mr.. H,ips
house is said to be the beat that the theatre has
known during the present season.
"o'Dowd's Neighbour" will be played dur
ing the coming week at the BijOu. The farce
comedy, or rather its clever people have been
well received. in the cast are Hattie Deiaro
Barnes, Minnie Cunningham. Jennie Eddy,
Helen Kainslcy, Jennie Reynolds. May Jor-
dan and David War1eld. A young woman
calling herself Millle PRICE, Dow will be added
TO the cast Monday night
"McCarthy's Mishsps," as construed by the
Ferguson-Mack Comedy Company, will he
seen at the Fourteenth street Theatre Monday
night. In the cast will lie Matte Ferguson,
described as "ayoung miss but just in her
teens;" the three ~. Felix sisters, Miss Carrie
Heir, Charles German and George Crump.
"McCarthy's Mishapsr has had a long road
career.
A ufelike figure Of Won Mollke is on view a.
the Eden Musoe, where JACK the Ripper and
his crime are also waxi'y portrayed. the
Musee has a number OF attractions that make
It very desirable during the Spring and Sum-
mer days. The large, cool hall where the
excellent Hungarian Band Is to he heard, Ia
most inviting.
Tho Envoy " begins the second week OF
Its engagement OF the Star Theatre Monday
night. Jsmes o'Eeih, who:was SO long associ-
ated with "Monte Cristo, is the star of the
play, and he has the support OF LOUIS James, q
well-known actor. "The Envoy tells Q
story Of revenge and murder OF highly lugu
brlous description.
wang is great success a. the Broadway
Theatre, where De Wolf Hopper has been mos
ferveptly received by his legions OF admirers
The operate burletta Is a very good thing in
deed Of its Kind, and its lioretto, by j. Choevel
Goodwin, II particularly bright and catching.
Miss Della Fox and Miss Marion Singer 40 eE
celent work.
Home, Sweet Home" John Fowler anc
Ernest Whittol's "rustic comedy" enter!
upon the second week OF Its run al the Acad
envy Of Music Monday night The play has 1
number OF features, upon which ihe man
agement lay great stress. These include
race scene, grist mill and cider press. Tn
net of the play was made W Louise sylvester.
"Apollo, or the Oracle OF Delphi" is prob
ably settled comfortably at the Casino for tn
summer. 1t contains much that is pleasing &
and the scenic effects are very picturesque
Miss Lillian Russell has never been IN such ex
ceiient voice as at the present time. Mis-
Louise Beaudet, new TO this company, ha
already scored a success.
Carmencita will dance the Santaco, Ell Wit
and El Pe.enera at Roster and B!al's Concer
Hail next week. The specaities will inclu !
Thurman and Morrissey, Lille Western, Johl
lie CLAIR, eguiibrist and snadowgrAphist
Dixon and Lang, and Paul Lavelle. Fred Solo
mons ouriesquc, adams Temptation o
Birds of Paradise, " VIII be continued.
Martha Morton's admirable play. "The Mer
chant" will begin the second week OF Its en-
gsaement at the Madison Square Theatre Mon
day night. The play is thoroughly interestin
Wall street better than the story has been tol
before. Belssco and De Mile, with ..Me
shd women. are not ''tn It" with "Th
Merchant"
"a Straight Tip will end It's career at tn
New Park Theatre next Saturday night
Powers and his farce-oomedy cannot com
pain that the metropolitan public has In an
way sighted them. "a Straight Tip" na
lad very long and very successful career Y
This house, II has had all the new York IN
dorsement 1t needs.
Dam Sully and 1.-THE Millionaire 4" renal
at the Standard Theatre during tire comm
week. The play is decidedly interesting, viii
strong situations and entertaining dialogue
The cast Is good one, gn effort having hee
made to surround MIR, Sully with thorough
capable people. (Don't say this effort
always made. II isn't)
Richard Mansfield will devote next week a
Inc Garden Theatre TO his two popular play
"A Partisan Romance" ana "PriDce Karl.
IN the former of these. he will appear Monday
tuesday, Wednesday. and Saturday nights