The evening world., 1891-03-28
The THEATRES NEXT week.
First Presentation Of "Betrothed''
at the Garden.
GilIette's 'sMr. wilkinson's widows,'
at Proctor's Twenty-third Street.

"Betrotned, comedy drsma adapted from
play by the famous Alphonse Daudet, will be
presented for the nrst time in this city at the
Garden Theatre Monday night The play ID
said to be unlike any recent production. Re-
hearsals have been held for the past three
weeks. "Benothed" will be sumptuous,y
presented, and the cast will include Agnes
Booth, Isabelle Evesson, Eleanor Carey,
Minnie Radcliffe. J. Fl. Gilmour, F. r. Mackay,
Frsnzer Coulter and J. Q. Peakes
''Mr. Wilkinson's widows. farce by Will
lam Gillette, "oonstrncted and developed u
from Alexandra Bissou's'Feu Toupinel, " will
be produced at Prootor's Twenty. third Stree,
Theatre Monday night Charles Frohman has
secured the following people to interpret the
farce: Joseph Holland, Frederick Bond,
Thomas Wise, Thomas Burns, George Tnomp.
son, MRS. Louise Tn or n yke-B -Boucicault, Hen
rietta Crossman, Maud White and Annie Wool.
"Thou Shalt Not, Max Freemans adnpia.
ton of Albert Rosss novel will be seen at the
Union Square Theatre, Monday night. The
scenery will be of a very elaborate nature, and
Manager W. A. Brady has engaged some very
clever people for the play. Among them are
Gustavus Levick, E. J. Henley, Max Freeman
fTbUh LbuutEt JOHu hleNlk
Markham, Frank Hatch, W. \. Donnelly and
Miss Mazda CraiRen.
Manager A. NJ. Palmer will present an
American play at the Madison Square Theatre
Wednesday night II IL by Augustus Thomas,
and Is entitled alabama" 1t 10 described
as O "new play Of American life," and viii be
put upon the stage In the admirable manner Of
oil the Madison Square productions. "Ala.
bama" will be the fourth play Of the Madison
Square series this season. "The phsrlsee .
will be played Monday and Tuesday nights.
Miss Margaret Mather will begin q weeks
engagement Monday night at the Grand Opera
House, where she Is immensely popular.
"Joap OF Arc, presented as msgnincently al
It was at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, will bs
played Monday,. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights aud Saturday afternoon; "The Lady Of
Lyons" Wednesday afternoon; "Cymbeline,
Thursday; "Leah," Friday, and "Romec
and Juliet, " Saturday night. Miss Msther will
be supported BY Otis skinner, John Malone,
Giles Shine, Gilmore scott, Miss Leonora Brad.
ley and Miss Jamison.
Daniel Boone, " described as O sensAtiona a
melodramA OF pioneer life in Kentucky, will
be seen for the nrst time IN this city Monuay
night at the WINDSOR Theatre. There will be
Indians, squaws. pappooses. cowboys, edu.
Gated horses, q brass band and a trappers
quartet Mollie. q trick horse, will be one
OF the features OF the entertainment.
Robert Manteil will move TO II. c. Miner:
Peoples Theatre Monday night and ne will
appear there as Rapnael in "The Marble
Heart" Monday and Tuesday nights anL
wednesday afternoon. "Monbars" will be
presented Wednesday and Thursday n.gnts,
and "The Corsican Brothers" Friday anc
Saturday nights aud at the Saturday matinee.
"The Power of the Press" Jessop ant
Pitou's local melodrama, begins the third week
OF It's run at the Star Theatre Monday hight.
A big theatre party, composed OF members oi
the Shipbuilders' Union, will visit the Star one
night next week. The play is q success, ant
the demand for seats In advance 10 extremeIy
brisk.
Miss Clara Morris will present ''Odetten ~ a
Hammerstein's Columbus Theatre next week,
appearing in the metropolis for the trst time
in this play, in which she has won much sue.
cess out OF town. "Odette" Will be the at.
traction Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat.
urday evenings and at the Saturday matinee
"Camllle will be played Tuesday and Thur.
Carmencita win do 4 new dance at Roster a
Binps concert hall Monday night 1t Is called
" Pianderos, Terpsichorean Song of Love. =
new burlesque by Fred Solomon, eLtitled
'tAdam's Temptation; or, Birds of Paradise, >
will also be made known AT this house, with
the interesting Jennie Joice In the leading
role.
Nsiberia." BARLEY Campbelrs weli-knowr
IcSI, WIN spend ns1s week eek
and IL 10 said thar the palace courtyard and tat
mine scenes In Siberia among the exiles viii
he very realistically shown. al Siberia " is ful
Of Interesting situations 1t will have goot
'The Old Homestead will positively entel
upon the last month OF Its run at the Academy
has been impersonaIing Uncle Joshua IN inii
city for nearly ave years. During Eastel
week special feature will he made Of the
singing in the Grace Church scene In the play.
The repertoire at the AmUerg Theatre fol
next week will be as follws: Monday, STREET.
.'sodom's Ende: Wednesday, Paula Loewe Il
Poor 5oHssSsnn Friday Fiotfs %.1s.r y
and Saturday, for the first time, "Die Hau
TIP" now st the New Psrk Theatre: "Monds,
night we have everything new, and will al
most give again nrst night performance.
Powers and DAILY have new songs and ih'
msiange. Misses Linden. Stacy and Mor,ime
appear In new trio, IN character costumes
TINS ts pleasing. and speaks for itself: "De
spite ali proynostications to the contrary,
Miss Lila vane will continue with ''Aii To,
Comforts OF Home" at Herrmanns, and II II
likewise true, that bonnet Of large size ha
NOT been found necessary since she receive,
NERVES" I" aud "Ths Open Gate " will negiI
the last week Of their run a. the Lyceun
Theatre Monday night. On April O. ManaCe
play, "Old Heads and Young Hearta, TIL,
scenery decorations and furniture will be re
productions OF the fashions OF the period IL
which the play IL laid.
'U &ld win be the attraction at ). NJ.
Hills Standard Theatre next week, and fo
many weeks TO come. Several new fcature
viii be introduced each week. as the piece cat