The evening world., 1891-08-22
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
The Black Masque" to Be Pro-
duoed at the Union Square,
New Comic Operas at the Standard
and at the Casino.

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day night, and on TUESDAY indigo"
straus,'s comic opera. will he nut forward.
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pcarancc at the Casino In the role of Fan
tasca 1t will be her debut In Engish light
opera. Others in the cast viii be Louise
Bcaudct, Eva Davenport, Edwin stevens,
Ferdirand Schuetz. Harry Macdouorh. Max
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Angels. There will he n feminine orchestra,
headed nv ErouIcIn Matera Kraniach
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and four scenes, by Louis Blake, H. Il. I'D
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Gilman. Bcttina Glrard, Augusta Roche, rita
Mann. Ollie Walters. Iitta Walcott. Winnie
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Marshull, FcrrlS Hartmann w. +. KochcSter'
Wallace Macrary, Joseph Durel, j. j. Rafael
and Harry Mcdowell. The scenes will show
the Khcdives palace, an oasis IN the desert
and the Sultan's palace.
lun SIS band at the Madison Square Garden
Amphit hCatrc has hud n very good week. To-
night Guile, the French tenor, and Annie
Louise Tanner VIII be heard. Tomorrow will
be u popular night, and Carl StrCitmann will
sing, with band accompaniment. This band
viii remain for two weeks longer Al the Gar
den. These concerts seem to be growing very
rapidly IN public favor.
Richard Mansfield win again include "Dr.
JcAyll and MIR. Hyde" In his report ORE at the
Garden Theatre next week, as II has proved
to be very strong magnet 1t drew the
largest business OF the season. II win be
presented on Tuesday and saturday evenings.
Monday "Prince Karl" Will be played,
Wednesday, "Don juan" Thursday, y"
Partisan Romance" and Friday, " Beau
BrummelL"
1.-THE Fire Patrol" will be the attraction at
the Windsor Theatre next week. II is the
work OF w. II. narkins, IT., and Is In five acts,
some OF the prirC rCipal scenes OF which are laid
In and around DeTlhwood. In the second act
the interior OF stamp-mill In the Homestake
Gold Mine, with the crushcrs In operation,
viii be seen. In the fourth act, flre patrol
wagons, tire engines, hose carriages and horses
will be introduced
The Grand-Opern House will open its doors
for the season tonight, when Charles w. Gard
ner, described as the representative German
dialect comedian OF America" viii appear in
a romantic comedy entitled " Captain Karl"
rhe play aims at picturlng home life among
the Happy and cohtented villagers OF the old
country" Mr. Gardner Will be supported by
II company including some very clever people.
! The last week but one of the phcnOmennlly
suCcesssul comic opera "The Tar and the
Tartar" Will be begun at Palmer's Theatre,
Monday night. The centennial week celc-
bration proved to be great success. The
night, Sept 5, when farewell programmes
VIII be given to all present. After two
weeks rest, Askin and RUrks company Will
. begin It's road season.
| The DE Wolf Hopper Comic opera Company
will enter upon the seventeenth week Of the
"Wang," run at the Broadway Theatre
at this house until Saturday evening Oct. 3
when It's prosperous career, as FAR as New
York is concerned, viii be ended. The cast Is
st. Henry, Anna OKeefe, Marvin Singer and
Alfred Klein.
Rose COghlan will probably play DOrothy's
| Dilemma AT the New PARK Theatre Tor
/ long time to come. She Is seen To great ad-
vantage as Dorothy Barney. for the part
gives her opportunities To shine in her ad-
| mirable comedy way. Some OF the situations
are We y lunny, and the play Is well put on
| the stage. John \. sullivan, Thomas WhiffCn
and Edward Peipcr do very good work Ia the
cast.
Miss Agnes Herndon, a portly actress OF some
| ability, will be the star next week at H. e.
! Miners Peoples Theatre. The play will be
- La Belle Marie" In which Miss herndOn has
already been seen in this city. II has been
altered and improved since It was originally
presented here. Miss Herndon will have \
! good company, and will probably see no rea-
son to regret her week at the Peoples
Frank Bush, the inimitable; Lottie Gilson
whose sOubriauet OF 1.-THE Little Magnet i"
does not seem 10 be inappropriate; Charles
| Fostelle. the popular comedian OF the COrinne
opera Company Henerman and Ward, the
new Irish team; Miss Isabella Ward, Petrie
and Elise, Whiting and Sheppard Louise
| DebeyOise and Major Burke WIN be among
the attractions at Tony Pastors Theatre next
week
Messrs Roster a Bial announce the follow
ing features for next week : the Quartet
| TOulOusian " In new repertoire, Stewart
vivSns, Edith craske, the transroTmation
traneIs ana ue FraS heS'is so On Lns Sihg