The evening world., 1891-04-18
World "Wants" Supply the Best of Helm.

END Of Its run at IIerrnann's pretty theatre on
BrondwAy. II Is drawing the laughter-lovers
OF Tue city and sending them back to tnen
homes in good spirits. The farce 10 played
with a Rood deal Of vim, and the re- is no doubt
Tut that " could run all summer
MT. Wllkinson's Widows" ~ still at Proc
tors Twenty-Ihirh Street Theatre, crowding
tue house at every performance. lii this farce
MI. Sillelte's work Is seen at Its very test
The sparkling dialogue. the funny siluators,
anI the clever adaptntion must add 10 his repu-
tue hits Of the season.
Carmenctd will, during the coming week,
wrsvive' number OF DANCES at Roster 4
Bolero, La CacLncha and tue CabslIero de
tiracias. Dutch DAILY, stebb Il 1repp, and
Jennie Joice In "Aiam's Temptation; or, Birds
OF Paradise, remain dt this house.
'The lickci-of-L9ave Man, " presented by
an excellent company, includinG Joseph
MbeelocK as BoD BrierIJ, John G!enden ning,
MAZDA Craigan, Jessie story, Fannie Dem
ham Rouse, W.. 4. Dovlc, Frank Hatch, Jen-
ME Lenigan and George Wright will b. hext
weeks attraction at Ii. Z. Miners Peoples
Theatre.
"Betrothei," Alphonse Dsudet's play, Ia
still running at the Garden Theatre, where II
has the advantage of being interpreted by q
good company. Daudet's characters are pre-
eented by Mrs. Agnes Booth, Isabelle Evesson,
Eleanor Carey. j. IL. Gilmour, +. Il. Mackay,
Minnie Radclife and Frazer Coulter.
Alabama" Augustus Tnomas's delightful
Llay. Is still prosperous at the Madison Square
an American play at this house, and very ex-
cellent opportunity was provided and instantly
seized upon. II "Alabama" had been pre-
sen'ed earlier In the season 1t would have had
very long run.
Mis- Fanny Davenport is still to be seen as
Cleonatra, the dangerous Egyptian Queen, ut
the Broadway Theatre. The handsome pro-
duction has won general approval Miss
Davenport works deatigably. Melbourne
Mcdowell appears in the role OF Mark Antony.
The others In the company are not required to
do very much.
Farce comedy Seems TO 10 at Niblo's.
Lydia-the only Lydia-dii an enormous busi-
rcsi during the past week. For the coming
week Manager Gilmore has secured ~. S.
MAIL" y skit on the Pos,-ofice that was nrst
presented In this city four months ago OF Inc
Columbus Theatre, Harlem. 1t will nave a
good company.
"The Bat" s,rausss tuneful comic opera,
will be sung at the Amberg Theatre Thursday
night. Tuesday" Die Soune,' a play that was
presented for the first time at this house Thurs
u theme ior discussion. Wednesday night, for
the first time this season, 1.-THE Seven
Suabidns" will be sung
Linus, the Oregon wonder, stlll appears to
he unable to tear himself, OF itself away from
lluber's Palace Museum. Zoe Gayton will also
remain at this house next week, and tell the
audiences how SIDE walked from San francisco
to New ork. a story OF which they do not ap.
pear to tire. The stage performances, which are
great features OF the entertainment at this
house, will he interesting.
Big Eliza, an extremely plump woman, will
be az Worth's Museum next week prepared to
furnish figures n necessary to substautiate the
fact that she Is one Of the most adipose ladies'
before us. Other interesting features will be
Jtppe and Fanny Delaro, and Charles and
Maude Edison. Worth's Museum continues to
hold Its own. The Professor always Keeps Il
lively lookout for novelties.
At Doris big Eighth Avenue Musee next
week, there will lie convention OF Indian
warriors, squaws and pappooses who Will
indulge in ghost dances, and other luxuries.
There will also be band of "Wild aud wooly
Western cowboy terrors." Other attractions
will be Klcura, the juggling Jap; Gus. White
with his Punch AMI Judy show, and Prof.
Schluer, the sorcerer.