The evening world., 1891-06-20
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
The Fiftieth Performance Of
Apollo at the Casino.
" Carmen n English Mt the Grand
Opern-House.

The ilftieth performance Of Apollo" will
be celebrated at ,he Casino next Thursday
night, when tasteful souvenirs will be distrib-
utcd Thesn will Dr In the form OF albums
the pages Of which Will be OF Celluloid. Each
page will show heportrait OF one OF the men,
hcrS or the company. Each album will be in
closed In an embossed pocket Lillian Russell
Will wear some gorgeous new costumes, and
there will be an unusually Interesting pro-
grammc in the roof garden. This retreat, by
thc-byc, wns packed to overlooking during the
warm spell VI the earlier part OF the week, and
comparatively deserted during the cold days
The souvenir night at Palmcr's Theatre
whore "The Tar and the Tartar" IS still Il
great attraction, will occur Monday evening
June 20, and the occasion Will be called by
Manager Askin american night" The
souvenirs will be albums of song. containing
the words and music Of the National airs ar
rangcmcnt In the last act OF the opera The
albums arc to be illustrated by Il ne " process,
and with each National air will be q scene
characteristic OF the country represented by
the air. Miss Josephine Knapp, cumely
young woman, with an agreeable voice. Is
now singing the leading role OF Farina.
The opera for Monday hight and the balance
Of the week at the Grand Opera-lIouse will be
Bigots Carmen" Leo StormOut,the English
baritone, has been engaged especially for the
production and will Stag the 'rOrcadOr role
+. Michelens, who has Il fairly cultivated
voice, will appear rs Don Jose and f. Borne
man viii be the Zuniga. Mile. Louise Natalie
win sing the role OF Lhc fascinating Carmcu
and Miss Nina Bcrtins that OF MChacla
" Carmen should be a great drawing card
during the week. The production promises
to be nm interesting one I'm every way. Fra
Dlavolo ;" win be sung during the week be-
ginning June 20.
The repertoire to be offered next week by
Gustave Amberg's German company at the
Terrace Garden In Fifty-eghth street, near
Third avenue, will be as follows: Monday, for
the flrst time this season, " Bocaccio;" Tues
day, "The Queens Lace Handkerchief !"
Wednesday, for the frs: time this season, the
always delightful "Giroilr-Giroia :" Thurs
day, by request, " Der vagabund," which was
received with SO mHch favor last week. and
Friday and SATURDAY, " Don Caesar"
The Broadway Theatre, Ike the Casino and
Palmers, will have souvenir night. and It
will occur earlier than the others. wang i"
Will celebrate its iittieth performance Mon
distributed. The comic opera Is doing an ex-
tremely good business. The new cane seats
I'm the orchestra have become very popular
DE WolI Hopper does not appear to have been
nt all affected by the heat. lie is stlll as In
defHtlgable as CTcr.
Richard Mansncld's comedy, " Don Juan,"
Is ST i'll to be seen at the Garden Theatre. Mr..
Mansfield will continue playing nj this house
until about the middle OF october, when he
will be succeeded by jefferson and Florence.
Mr.. Mansfield will present several plays be-
lpOt-hN Nav YORK a
accepted one by George Edgar Montgomery
entitled " Don QuiXote," which Will be seen In
due course. In the mean time Mansteld's
work In " Don Juan Is worth seeing.
Tony Pastors Theatre. with its matinees
Tuesday and Friday, Is still open, and the
programme next week will be fully as inter-
eStiug as those offered during the Conven-
to appear are WebbCr and Fields, Lottie
Gibson, Ryan and Richleld, Frank Moran,
James McAvoy, Bogert and o,Brlen, the Fitz-
glbUon sisters and the Egyptian Ali brothers.
Tony Pastor and his wife have gone to Europe
to take peep ut the novelties In London's
variety field.
Tie concerts given nightly at the Madison
Square Garden Amphitheatre by Patrick Sars-
Held Gilmore and his magnificent band OF one
hundred muslsiCans have become immensely
popular. GilmOre's work Is extremely good,
and his selections make manifest the fact that
he has very carefully studied the metrOpOi-
tan public. lie Knows exactly what music the
public want and he unquestioningly supplies
II. In the glare OF the Summer men and
women don't care 4 rap about musical cduCa-
ton. They yearn to be entertained, and GIL
more entertains them.
The Eden Musee Is very pleasant place in
which to spend tOrrid afternoon or evening.
II Is really cool. We hear great deal these
days about iced air and expensive cooling ap-
paratuS. The Eden MuSec says nothing and
devOteS itself to quickly refreshing the heated
humanity within its doors. The Columbia
ballet Is still to be seen, much improved since
4 was first presented. Peros Josef and his
orchestra give two concerts each day In the
music hall
"lhe Merchant" Miss Martha Morton's ad-
mirable play OF metropolitan life, Will begin
the last week uf It's successful run at the
Madison square Theatre Monday night. Miss
Morton should be a happy woman, for her
play has received general commendation, II
Is extremely well acted throughout, and the
interest OF the audience is held AT all times.
The Standard Theatre will remain open next
week and Sam 7. Jacks creole company will
continue us the attraction. The company In
cludes large number OF people, and there
are songs and dances, and posing, and other
gratifying accomplishments. This creole
company, by the bye, l. said TO have met with
much success during Its season through the
country.
The attractions at Roster Balls con-
cert Hall next week will BE- as follows Peggy
Pryde the BraatZ Brothers In n novel per-
fOrmance Wood and sheppard, Mile Price
Dow: the burlesQue entitled Adams Temp
tation; or, Birds OF Paradise" with Jennie
Joice as Adam; and Carmencita, the ever