The evening world., 1891-08-08
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Reopening Of the Windsor, with
]. B. Studley in a Strong Play.
Mansfield, "A Fair Rebel" and
"The Grand Duchess" Stiil
TO ISe Seen.

Tho Windsor Theatre will throw open its
doors for the season Monday night. The thea
tire has been greatly improved during the
summer. The stage Is comparatively new,
and Is titted with all the latest mechanical
devices; there Is n new drop curtain, and
there are new decorations and carpets. Tho
star of Monday night will be !. Il. Studley, an
actor who Is wCll known In the theatrical
world The play will be Rose Michel" In
which MIR. Studlcy will appear as Pierre; the
title role Lelng interpreted by Miss Henrietta
Nadors. " Rose Michel is strong play that
met with success At the Union square Thea
ire several years ago. 1t will be carefully
staged. The reopening OF the windsor will
be n very welcome event.
AZ the Fourteenth street Theatre "A Fair
Rebel enters upon the second week OF Its
run Monday night. The outlook for this milf
tary play is very bright one. 1t contains
some very good material, some excellent COM
edy, one or two clever people and some hand
some scenic effects. That is enough to go on
with. The audi, noes during the week that
closes tC-night have been very large. Man
ager Roscnqucst's success with American
plays Is very pleasant to chronicle
At the Madison square Theatre Jane" will
be continued for some time to come. The per-
formnnce now IS said TO be much better than
1t was on the opening night, when come Of
the people were a tritle nerN NouS and the farce
moved along little too heavily, There are
some amusing scenes IN Jane The meet
Ing II the old aunt with the irasciblc trustee,
who believes that she Is his nephew's young
wiTc, Is part iCularly entertaining and Is well
Interpreted by NJ. G. DAILY apd Miss Jennie
Weatnersby.
the HiiIu nnnuIrp Monday TiClt The severe
criticisms called forth by the production will
undoubtedly have the effect 81 infusing into
1t some new lie. The best portion OF the
entertainment IS that contributed by John
and James Russell the very clever brothers,
who won reputation Tor themselves NJ Tony
PASTORS. Their work is extremely ludicrnuS
| The costumes and accessories Of "a High
Roller" are very handsome.
1.-THE Grand duchess enters upon It's last
| two weeks at the Casino Monday night.
with the end Of this production Lillian Rus
sell closes her long and successful engage
| mcnt with the Casino. business has been
very large, and the revival has been COM
| ple,cly successful. "lndgp" viii be pre-
sCntCd some time during the week beginning
Aug. "a. and not Aug. II as originally in-
| tended Four sets Of scenes ere being painted,
and the costumes ur Oriental dt sign are
"'rhe Tar aad the Tartar" at Palmer's
| Theatre Is as happy rs ever. The Tooth per-
! iOrmlnCC VIII DE celebrated Aug. IL, when
silver spoons H. handsome cases viii be dis
| during the souvenir week pretty SILK pro-
grammcS Will be used. Special verses have
Letn written tor the topical song, and blgby
Bell viii sing something cw. "The Tar and
| the Tartar has ended the three months OF
| It's career very brilliantly.
Al the Broadway Theatre Wang" holds
It's own very satisfactorily. De Wolf Hopper
has never appeared In any comic opcra-if
wang Cnu be 50 Caled-th0t gives him so
many opportunities His work Is more legit-
| innate than 1t was when he was with the Nc
"a ND ls IL haA
! has made many new friends among theatre
| gOrrs. Miss Della Fox and Miss Anna O'kcefe
are doing work that viii give them places In
| METROPOLITAN favor.
! Little Miss Haru and her brother arc in-
dulging IN some very unique Japanese dances
at the Eden MuSee. The dances are executed
to weird and attractive music, and the fea-
| ture is very interesting. The Columbia Bal
let has some new dancers and dances. The
| Eden Musee's regular season Will soon begin,
and extensive preparation are being made
for the reception OF Mile. Waltz, II Partisan
singer, and the Chantini pantomrne COM
pany that are to appear at this house.
Richard Mansfield's very varied repertoire
| at the Garden Theatre has attracted large
audiences to Mr. Frenchs pretty theatre dur
the past week. During the coming week he
VIII play "rrinCe karl. Monday night DR.;
Jekyp and Mr.. HYDE Tuesday; "DOn Juan,
Wednesday; "A Pmi ian Romance" Thurs
day; Bcau Brumlnell," Friday; Don
Juan" saturday afternoon, and DIR Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde" saturday night.
week promises TO be particularly interesting.
II includes Richmond and Glenroy, who are
| billed to appear in what Is pirturesquely
| termed " glare Of iuCandcsCent nonsense -
Lottle ellison, Ward and VOkcs, the All
Brothers, Mile. Catharine Nelson, with her
| &" trained troupe Of pigeons, doves, tropical
birds and enchanted quadrupeds;" the Koos-
kerii Brothers In burlesque triple-bar act
| Drawcc, the Juggler, and the comedy couple,
| sam Lang and Dollle sharpe, In sketch en-
titled " Mugs the Barber"
ufrt nd - laf n hNttr
lesque by Frederick solomon, Of the Casino,
viii be the novelty at Roster d Bial's Concert
| Han next week, with Jennie JuCe In the lead
| Ing role. Frederick solomon himself Will lead
the orchestra Monday night. Other attraC-
tlOns will be the TOulOusian Quartet, which
has made great hit at this house, and
Cyclops and Sandow, described as 1.-THE
strongest men on earth" who were extremely
| popular at the Aquarium IN London.
New Workers VIII hear with regret that the
series OF concerts given at the Madison square
Garden Amphitheatre Will end with the close
Of the cOning week. The programme Of the
! last days VIII be very Interesting. The con-
certs are thoroughly delightful and could un-
d0ubtedly be prOtitably continued during the
rest of the summer. Mr.. Thomass Chicago
engagement, however, iS imperative. His
orchestra has charmed the metropolis, and
well the metropolis must not be selfish.
Bolossy klralfys J. King solomon " Is still
drawing crowds 10 " FL Dorado" on the PAIL
sades. The open-air spectacle Is perhaps the
best that New Workers have had All OppOr-
tuIity to see In addition TO the performance
| on the enormous stage, there are Jules Levy,
the famous cOrnetiSt, and the FL Dorado band
under the leadership Of Nahan FTankO, 70 be
heard. This afternoon the last OF the balloon
| aScenslnns and parachute leaps, by PrOts.
O'Kim and Donald will take place
1.-The Position Of LonJumeau" VIII be sung
| at Ambcrg'S Terrace Garden tonight. The
heat last night tllCd the Garden, and had II
been twice as large there would have been
little space to spare. During the coming
week Mr. Amberg's usual policy Will be con
tinucd.
! he alrShlp at the Academy OF Music Il
| attracting not a little attention. IL Is wei
worth seeing, and 1T fiies every twenty
minutes
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