The evening world., 1891-07-18
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
The "Tar and Tartar" Contin-
ues Its Successful Run.
Airy Fairy Lillian in the "Grand
Duchess" at the Casino.

The weather OF the past week has not been
such as TO gladden. the hearts OF the few dar-
ing theatrical caterers who keep open all
Summer. Business has been affected every
where rather severely though all the box
oflices cry out loudly that they have been be-
sieged. This, by the way, is-as Nellie Far
rem would say-a funny little way they've
got. At Palmer's Theatre "The Tar
and the Tartar" is still dcing very nicely
on Tuesday evening, Aug. IL, the one
hundredth performance Will be cole
brated, and preparations are already
being made for that event. The ofTCr made
| by Manager Askin to present s2j to the pe"-
son who suggests the most brilliant idea for
souvenir is bearing fruit. number or let
ters have been received. They are all dated
and filed away to be opened Aug. 10, and
carefully examined. Digby Bell has returned
to the cast Of "The Tar and Tartar" rccoy-
cred from his brief indisposltion. lie is now
playing the role OF MulCy lIassan as vigor-
Ously as ever.
| "The Grand Duchess has been very wei
received at the Casino, and Miss Lillian
Russell is giving an admirable Interpretation,
from a vocal point OF view, Of the risky
Duchess The management have been re-
| uueSItu TO give ShluIuuN llhlllltt pCI-
tOrmances Of the opera, but this they wisely
decline TO do. Afternoon performances dur
| Ing the hot weather are by no means neCes-
sary. ,Rudolph Aronson and his wife are SIN
! abroad, " Interviewing Miss Pauline
| LAllemand, who Will sail for this city next
wccl; and appear in the next casino produc-
! tion. "Thc main object OF Mr.. Arunson' Ni,lt'
said Mr.. Barton, "is to consult with the prina
dOnnn about her cost umcs, and submit designs
furnished by Chatlnere. of Paris"
Wang the operate burlctta by j.
J ChecvCr Goodwin and WOOlsOn Morse,
is stin holding the Broadway Theatre,
and holding II with II veritablc grip.
Manager Is. y. stevens looks complacent and
talks very cheerfully Of the future. What ste
yens doesn't know about comic opera, Its poss-
bilities and probabilities, is OF no consequence
10 anybody. Wang Is certainly great go.
De Wolf Hopper has redeemed himself in
New York, ana his career on the road with
this piece VIII undoubtedly be brilliant. The
production Is a thoroughly good one, gorgeous
from scenic point OF view, aud thoroughly
as to artists. II has done wonders so far,
from bOX-of1ice standpoint.
Il win be " ballroom night at the Mad-
son Square Garden Amphthcatce Tonight.
Theodore Thomas's admirable orchestra will
interpret works by Syend,Cn, sullivan,
Johann strauss, RuDinStcin, NiCOde, MOSI-
kowski, List. Mcycrheer and MasSenet. The
concert Tomorrow night Will be- devoted TO
popular music, and during the coming week
Interesting programmes are promised. only
four weeks more OF these concerts remain.
and then Theodore Thomas and his orchestra
Will bO W I ultlRO Win lIlt lnltHlIOu vi re-
mainlng there for many years 10 come
Tony Pastors Theatre win have It's usual
comprehensive programme MONDAY hlSht.
Miss Mabel Fenton, who was SO severely IN
jured at a fire at the Operation Paterson.
n. j., will make her rcappenrance upon the
stage with Charles J. FentOn. At one time
It was thought that It would be very long
time before this clever young woman would
again entertain an audience. Ross and Fen
ton are described as standard traYcsty stars.
They are decidedly worth seeing. Other at
,,gtNI Nn.. Itt1N
"the little magnet Kaye and Henry, Mabel
Sterling, Donovan and Albright, Thomas
O'Brien, Harry Z. stanley, young WALDORF and
the tive Reed birds.
Bolossy Kiraify's la est spectacle, liking
solomon" at FL Dorado, On the Palisades has
silenced the pesSilnists VINO believed that
people could not be induced 10 go to the
classic regions OF WeehaW ken. AS u matter
OF Iact, people can be indu ed to go anywhere
where a pleasant entertainment is furnished
at very reasonable price. The entertain
ment at FL Dorado is an admirable one. The
spectacle itself Is well worth seeing, and the
promenade concerts In the gcryeously lighted
grounds are delightful. These grounds, with
their thousand lights, quaint buildings and
picturesqc surroundings, would also be com.
, pensatiOn for much more trying trip than
that across the North River TO Weehawken
Nahan FranEO LEADS the band, and Jules Levy
| the well-known COrnettist, appears.
The Eden MuSee Is open night and day, with
the usual number OF attractions. The Japa.
nese Jugglers are still features OF the pro-
are, too. They appear In sumptuous COS.
tunes and do great variety OF tricks. Young
MoCharu, In what he calls " the great sidt
for life" Is extremely clever. The COlumbia
ballet with Its pretty girls, has It's admirers
, Gertrude Reynolds has greatly improved her
dancing since the opening night. Piros JOSEF
and his orchestra give two concerts each day
and the musical programme offered is al.
ways attractive.
The Toulousian Quartet, Roster & Biars
latest importation, seems to have made q
very favorable Impression at the concert hal
In Twenty-third street. IL Will be- heard there
for some time to come. The spanish dancer
Carmencita, has positively but two weeks
longer at this house. AS II Is, her engage.
: mcht has been much prolonged. Her success
has been and II simply astonishing Every
, time she appears she receives an ovation
, other attract Ions next week VIII be the
BraatZ Brothers, Peggy Pryde, the Austin
Sisters and Gus Bruno's burlesque, aye
Olden Times"
LA Mascotte was sung at the Terrace Gar
den last night for the first time this season
and II Will be repeated this evening". FraueiI
Englander PLAYS the leading role IN a sedatt
and highly effective way. Herr Philip Is the
Pipi Herr Lube, the Duke, and Herr Rank
Rocco. The Terrace Garden was packed dur.
ing the warm nights. The resort Is unique
and an evening spent there is always enjoy
able.