The evening world., 1891-07-04
OUR THlIRES NENT WEEK.
Farewell Theodore Thomas CON-
Oerts IN the Big Garden.
Mansfield, "wang'' ana "7raR ana
Tartar" sem with Us.

theodore Thomas and his orchestra WIN
begin farewell series OF concerts ~ tne 1nd-
ison Square Garden Amphitheatre Monday
night He IL shortly to settle In Chicago, and
these Will probably be his last appearance In
New YORK for many moons. During this short
engagement Mr.. Thomas win present many
OF the great works that made him famous.
There will be veritable festivals OF Beetno-
ven, Llszt, Mendelssohn, Schubert, Mcyerbeer
and Wagner music, and special nights OF bali
room compositions. The big sliding root WIN
be used, 30 that the concerts win be given
virtually in the open air. Monday night the
programme win be made Of compositions by
Berlioz, Wagner, Liszt, Dvorak, Strauss.
Bizet, saint-saens, Rossini, oounod and Mosz-
kowsly.
"Apollo" is still running at the Casino, but
1t will be succeeded very soon by "The Grand
Duchess" which is being revived for short
time in order to give Lillian Russell another
opportunity to play part Of which she is
very fond and in which she shines very re-
splendently. The roof garden win undoubt-
edly be largely patronized tonight, for It Is
an excellent site from which TO SOC tho nre-
works. Erdelyi Nacz's band viii render q
programme Of strictly American airs on that
occasion. Bt
Richard Mansfield did wise thing when he
varied his programme at the Garden Theatre.
Business during the past week has been very
satisfactory. The repertoire for. the coming
days will be as follows: Monday, .Prince
day, Don Juan;' Thursday, "a Parisaan
Romance perhaps the most striking OF the
plays In which this excellent actor appears;
Friday, " Beau Brummell I saturday matinee
The Tar and the Tartar" " at Palmers
Theatre, has been doing an enormous busi-
ness during the past week. The cool even
ingS have filled the theatre, and Manager
Askin smiles complacently when he is asked
how things are. on the souvenir night, lastMon-
day, some three or four hundred people were
Bell % Laura aura Joyce 0 Ben, ys Josephine Sl KNAPP,
Annie Myers and other members OF the cast
are working as tirelessly as though they stiIl
had good Impressions TO make.
Wang" win surely run prosperously
through the entire summer at the Broadway
Theatre. IL Is the intention OF the manage
ment 70 remain at that house until october,
Wilson. The comic opera is great 60, and
De Wolf Hopper has never had anything that
fitted him so perfectly, and IN which he was
so legitimately ana originally humorous. The
song "The Elephant on His Hands," has be-
come very popular Cneever Goodwin GER
tainly exerted himself very successfully In
this instance.
omene, the daring young woman who
appears for very, very limited time at
Palmer's Theatre, Will begin an engagement
at Roster q Blals Concert Hall next week.
other attractions at that house will be Peggy
Pryde, Jennie HiIl's daughter; the Austin
Sisters with their lying trapeze; the Braatz
Brothers, described as " the master acrobats
and balancers OF the century," and Gallagher
and West The new burlesque, entitled q Ye
Olden Times" with Gus Bruno, Madge Les
sing and Mildred stacey In the cast, WIN bc
continued. ~
The Eden Musee is open night and day. Il
does not succumb to the season, but, like the
favortte tea, Is "alwaysgO0d alike" In Winter
and summer. The Japanese are still TO be
interest the ladies. Then there is the Co
lumbia ballet with its eighteen maidens vary
ing in comelineSs and ability. Ajeeb, the
chess automaton, is on hand every day. Alto
gether, there is plenty TO be seen at the Eden
MuseS. 1t is thoroughly enjoyable resort.
The spectacle known as /" King solomon
and the Destruction OF Jerusalem "has made
great hit at its resting place on the PAIL
sades, opposite the Forty-second Street Ferry.
1t Is very joyous affair, with fireworks,
music and spectacular features. Animmense
amount Of money has been iavished upon It
by the artistic and experienced Bolossy
Kiralfy. The spectacle will be given this
afternoon, and this viii be the first time that
such an entertainment has taken place In the
daytime. It will be repeated, OF course, to
night.
Tony Pastors Theatre next week. with the
comedians Edward j. Heffernan and Charles
NJ. Mcdonald as stars. The cast will be COM
pleted by Thomas H. Ward, Sagar Midgley,
Con X. Lynen, Fannie Midgley, Lottie ellison
and Alice Hanson. In addition to +" Muldoons
Picnic" there will be an interesting speciality
programme, made up by Bryant and Rich
mond, the Midgleys, sam Dearen, Lottie Gil
"Paris, from Empire to Commune," Is
grcat attraction at Manhattan Beach. The
management describe It accurately Us @
"grand, living, moving tableau OF history"
For once the management has not exagger-
ated. The spectacle Is most impressive one,
and the scene representing Paris Is admirable
in every way. The fireworks are very g0r-
geous, as they always are when Pain has any
thing todo with them. aA
"Fatinitzan will be sung at the Terrace
Garden Theatre tonight. For the coming
week the usual varied and attractive roper
toire is promised.