The evening world., 1891-07-11
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Revival Of The Grand Duchess "
at the Casino.
"The Tar and Tartar " Continues Its
Wonderfully Prosperous Career.

"Ths Grand Duchess" will be revived at
the Casino Monday night, In a very sump-
tous manner. The leading spirit OF the re-
vival will Of course, be Lillian RUSSELL who at
the close OF the run will end her engagement
at the Casino and appear at the head OF new
organization at the Garden Theatre. Miss
Russell will wear the Schneider crown, a
souvenir of the initial performance OF the
opera in Paris. The cast will also include
Edwin Stevens as Gen. Bourn, Ferdinand
SchnitZ as Fritz, jefferson de Angels as
Baron Puck, Harry MacDonough as Prince
Paul, Edgar Smith as GrOg, Max Figman
as Nepomuc, Grace Golden as Wanda,
Villa Knot as Olga, Eva Davenportas liza,
and Sylvia ThOrne as Amelia. There will be
stage band and drum corps, new costumes
and new arrangements, all under the direc-
tion OF the energetic and tndefatigable Max
Freeman. On the roof garden programme
made up from the compositions OF Onenbach
will be performed by Erdelyi Naczi and his
Hungarian orchestra.
1.-THE Tar and the Tartar" at Palmer's
Theatre starts In upon the tenth week OF It's
wonderfully prosperous career Monday night.
Preparations are already being made for the
celebration OF the Tooth performance. Man
ager Asken for this occasion wants to outdo
all attempts at souvenirs, and offers prize
OF S25 for the best and most original idea for
mementOes OF the event. This offer Is open
to anybody In any city or land. The cool
weather has been greatly appreciated by
"The Tar and the Tartar" people during the
past week. Digby Bell who has been utter
ing huge protest against appearing during
haa hIpU pnnSDlh1 nv the cool
breeZeS OF the last few days.
Tony Pastors Theatre next week Will have
avery interesting programme. II VIII Include
John and James Russell. who are so well
known to the patrons Of this establishment
Miss Lottie ellison; James Richmond and
Miss Glenroy, a sketch team - Miss Capitola
Forrest A. q. Duncan, the popular and eN-
tremely artistic ventrilOquist, whose perform
ance is a comedy in itself: Lax and George, a
new musical "team;" Mr.. LaSman, facial
comedian; McGoniSal and Joyce, and Major
Burk.
De Wolf Hopper and his jolly crew OF fun-
makers are In undisturbed possession OF the
Broadway Theatre, where Wang " Is as
refreshing rattan chairs with which the au-
ditorium is now frightened, the theatre Is
cooled by refrigerated air, which Is forced by
an immense machine through and over tons
Of ice. Hopper labors as tirelessly as ever,
and infuses an immense amount OF drollery
into his part. lie seems to have abandoned
a great deal OF the Objectionable clownery Of
Wang"
"Ei Dorado" is certainly one Of the most
magnificent spectacles that New Workers have
had the privilege of seeing 1t is now In ex-
cellent working order, and Is sight that
should not be missed. The arrangements at
the Palisades are extremely good, and though
the rip Is q trlfe tedious, visitors are amply
repaid when they reach the grounds. The
story Of " King solomon and the Destruction
OF Jerusalem" Is real graphically told.
The ballet and the chorus are excellent. After
ia nnrfprmnnpa there fireworks and M
han FrankO's orchestra. For tho accommo.
dation OF the public more boats should be run.
The crowdlug in the ferry house and the long
waits are extremely annoying.
Richard Mansfield Is still the attraction at
the Garden Theatre. His amount OF energy
seems to be unlimited, and upon every per-
slowed as though It were being in the height
of the theatrical season.. The repertoire for
the coming week will be the same as that
during the past week, TO wit: Monday" Prince
day. "Don juan" Thursday, A Partisan
Romance;" Friday, "Beau Brummell," and
Saturday, at both the afternoon and evening
performances, Prince Karl"
The Theodore Thomas concerts at the Mad
tson square Garden Amphitheatre are now in
full force, and very excellent they are, too.
The programmes are admirably selected, and
are executed with the well-known artistic
skill OF this justly famous orchestra. To-
night will be waltz and ballroom night, and
tomorrow is announced as great popular
night No more delightful place than the Am
phitheatre exists In this city, as far as an
evenings entert ainment is concerned. II has
every advantage, and no appreciable disad-
vantage.
At the Eden Musee the waxworks do not
appear to be at ali affected by the Summer
season. Exactly why these most susceptible
models should refrain from melting when the
sun sends It's sCorching rays TO the earth T.
not Mt first easy 10 understand. on secOnC
consideration, however, the circumstance
SPEAKS highly in favor Of the Eden Muses.
GOODNESS. II the wax people fare so well
surely flesh and blood should be comfortable
The Columbia Ballet and PirOs Josef's Hun
garian orchestra are still attractions at thi'
house,
Carmencita, who was to have ended her en-
gagement at Roster & Bials Concert Hall July
4, has been re-engaged for short time. Sh,
will appear next week, as will Peggy Pryde
the Austin Sisters and the Braatz Brothers
The burlcsGue, entitled "Ye Olden Times,
will be continued, and Gus Bruno's eXtrava
ganZa, known as "A Morning with Justice
Schwab," will end the entertainment.
At the Terrace Garden In Firty-eightl
street, near Third avenue, comic opera Still
prevails each evening, and between the act!
an admirable concert is given by Mr.. Ambergt
orchestra.