The evening world., 1892-01-16
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Squire Kate's" First Night at
the Lyceum Theatre
Many New Bills in the City, Harlem
and Brooklyn.

- f,rst night Mt the Lyceum Theatre is
.,wavs n very interesting event. Theatre
,,oo,s always know that, whatever may be
the verdict upon the play, 1t will be beauti-
,u,,v presented and admirably acted. The
Ivceum has o first night on Monday, when
n new play by Robert Buchanan, called
" squire Kate" will be acted for the FIRST
time ON any stage by the members OF Mr.
Frohman's excellent stock company. esquire
Kate" is described as "pastoral comedy
drama" and 1t will be new departure for
this theatre. The play is not expected to run
through the season, for It is announced that 1t
will be followed by New York society
comedy.
The repertoire at the Metropolitan opera
House next week will be as follows: Monday,
Mozart's "Don Giovanni" with o cast includ-
ing Albani, Lilli Lehman, Van Zandt, Lassalle,
Kalisch, Serbolini, viviani and Edouard do
Reszke; Tuesday, "Cavalleria Rustcana"
and "Orfeo;" Wednesday, lies Huguenots," "
and Friday, " "Lohengrin." Wednesday after
noon the second Patti concert will be given.
alabama" will be played for the last times
at Palmer's Theatre Monday and Tuesday
nights. Wednesday night Jim, the Pen
man" will be revived. The cast will be tho
same as when the popular play was first done
here, with the exception OF Charles L. Harris,
who will appear as Baron Hartfeld, and
Maurice barrymore, who was the Louis Per-
cival OF the original London production.
theatre rsps VIII be a as follows lows Monday, Der
Vereinsprassident !" Tuesday, Marie Barkany
In DIE schulreiterin ana Bezahante
Widerspendege; Wednesday, ,Barkany in
Die jungfrau Won Orleans;" Thursday,
der yereinspraeside1t; Friday, " Fran
Robert MAnten will be the attraction at the
day and wednesday nights and Saturday
afternoon he Will present Edward M. Al
friends play, The Louisianian," which has
essUn IN Acsins viii &
played Tuesday night and Wednesday AFTER
noon; The Corslcan Brothers." Thursday
At Tony Pastors Theatre next week the
programme will include Tony Pastor, Maggie
Cline, LYDIA Yeamans. the Adonis four, COM
prising George b. ellison, Matthew Carroll
French, the Judges, Monroe and Mack, Shed.
mans Kuno-drome, the Emmots, THIS FantOc-
ini and Alberta Gilbert. Maggie Cline has q
1.-THE Lost Paradise is doing an excellent
business at Proctor's Twenty third Street
Theatre, where IT will remain until April
The play pleases the public. 1t deals intelli.
gently with vital Question. The one hun
dredth performance will occur Tuesday, Feb
2, when very unique souvenirs will be pre-
sented. In Boston "The Lost Paradise has
"lhe Junior Partner" is still running a,
Hermann's Theatre. z J. Henley now
plays the part created by Mr.. Radcliffe, ant
Charles B. Welles that formerly assigned tc
Vincent Sternroyd. The tirtieth performance
will take place on Tuesday, when souvenirs
IN the shape OF bright porcelain plaques, Will
be distributed.
Modjeska, the charming actress now at the
Union Square Theatre, will devote all next
week, with the exception OF saturday even.
ing, TO-" Countess Roudine:" the new;piay that
wastcri,iciSed in these columns on Thursday.
SATURDAY evening she will appear as Lady
Macbeth in shakespeare's tragedy.
AT Daly,s Theatre The Cabinet Minister
"s.ra,hspey," danced by the principals, is 6
delightful feature. TO see Mrs. Gilbert "triI
4 .iYhtly :" is treat tn itselI. THE Cabinet
have been seen In this city for u long time;
Greene and Augustus Thomas, is doing q
good business AT the star Theatre, where the
popularity OF William II. Crane, the star, l.
great ana undiluLed. MIR. Crane Is exceed
ingly lunny In his new part. The best mem
bers VI the company are Hattie Russell,
Henry Bergman and j. G. Padgett-
"The Ivy Leaf" an Irish drama that does
not appear to wither Will be the attraction
next Week at IL. Il. Jacobs Theatre. 1t tells
audience likes story TO be told: some oi tnt
situations are good. " The Ivy Leaf Will be
wen put upon the stage, and will be played
BY an efficient company.
"ion Yonson win begin the last week Of
its engagement at the New Park Theatre
Monday night. 1t has been Iavorably re-
ceived, owing to the clever work done by the
star, Gus Heegc, with his swedish american
pcculiarities Miss Sadie Connolly is another
bright member OF the company, and she hut
made all unQues, ional hit
"lhe Country Circus Will enter upon tht
second month OF Its run Ut The Academy o
Music Monday night when the big parade
will have additions In the shape OF a Peruvtal
Llama, zebu, three giraffe men, another AMI
mai wagon, and several thoroughbred horses
The arenic exhibition Will be the same q:
otIure.
"rhe Twelve Temptations" will be pre-
sented at the Windsor Theatre next week
This Is spectacular piece, and those wht
like handsome scenery, glittering costumes
grand ballets and transformations Will d'
well to visit Mir Murthas playhouse durin:
the coming days. The spectacle has beef
thoroughly renovated since IL was lust secI
here.
A voice from the Fourteenth Street Theatre
boX-ulticG says OF " Blue Jeans !" ave weep
laugh and romp with June; view the villag