The evening world., 1892-02-13
OUR THEATRES NEXT week.
Agnes Huntington's New Play at
the Union Square.
Gloriann" I" at Herrmann's - Many
Other New Bills.

Mrs. Agnes Huntington will present Plan
Quettcs comic opera " Captain Therese" " for
the first time In this city, Monday night
at the Union square Theatre. In 1t she will
sing the dual role of o dashing captain Of the
huzzars and vivacious, blue-blooded maiden.
Her managers declare that "Captain Therese"
affords this charming singer far better oppor-
tunities than did " Paul JONES'" which opera
1t will be remembered that she presented at
the Broadway Theatre. Tie costumes will
be very handsome and the company engaged
by Messrs Marcus Mayer ant. d.Ben stern con-
tains some very good names.
A comedy by James Mortimer, new to this
city and at present running at the Globe
Theatre, London, will be played ut Herr
mann's Theatre Monday night. 1t is called
"Gloriana and Is SAID to be very funny
The leading role will be interpreted by Miss
Henrietta Crossman; Miss May Robson, OF
\ the Lyceum Theatre, will play the part OF IN
eccentric cockney servant; Miss Kate Bealby,
an English actress, will appear for the first
! time In this country in an ingenue part, and
| the other members Of the company will be f.
| j. Henley, as an eccentric Russian nobleman
| Charles b. Welles, Joseph Humphreys, Joseph
| Allen, Sedley Brown, Fred Chippendale and
Z. j. Gilbert.
"Uncle Celtstin," described ns O musical
| vaudeville In three acts, translated from the
French OF Oedonneau and kerons, with musi-
cal numbers by Audran, Will be acted for the
| first time at the Casino Monday night. 1t has
| already been presented out of town, and 1t
enjoyed very long run IN Paris. The casr
will include Jefferson de Angels, Harry Nc
| nnnonph MnnrtCa Ahhpry Mayprg
| Jennie Reiirartb, sylvia Gerrish, Jennie
Weathersby. villa Knox, Henry Leoni, Alfred
Holbrook, Loie Fuller. Mabel Stephenson and
| George Mckenzie.
sung for the last time at the Metropolitan
Opera House Monday night. Nine. Lilli Leh-
| mann will Sing the role OF Selika for the first
time, and the other parts viii be Interpreted
| sale, Bnuermester, Pettigiani, finche, Ser
bolini and vivlani. ON Wednesday night
Verais ,unefG ksoe'to" be sung and
Richard Mansfield will devote the first week
or his engagement AT the Garden Theatre,
which begins Monday, to his repertoire. lie
| day Prince Karl " Tuesday and at the Sat
urday matinee; "The Weather Nane u
Wednesday, " A Partisan Romance" Thurs
day ,and "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Saturday.
doing very nicely indeed. 1t is bright and
clever, and IL causes laughter. MISS Ada
Rehan IS Aprilla Dymond. is again able TO ap-
pear In one OF the peculiar parts that SHE
alone can play; John Drew and James Lewis
| are well suited, and the other members OF this
organization have many opportunities.
| At the Broadway Theatre Francis Wilson
and The Lion Tanner" are all that the pub
lie seem to want. This thoroughly Wilson.
esque production is always received IN very
fervent way, and from the time that Wilson
makes his famous entrance with the two
cunning little colored boys until the fall OF
the final curtain, there is an efIervescence OF
mirth.
the Broken Seal Is still being present ed
at Palmer's Theatre. 1t is said that last
Wednesday evening number OF Roman
Catholic priests visited the theatre and dis
Hp6e DubSss %a5 story Manager te A n ranes
has decided to give special matinee per.
torrance Of Gus Thomas's " Alabama on
Washington's Birthday.
Street Theatre in undisputed prosperity. II
is, perhaps, the most profitable attraction
that this house has ever known, not except.
Ing Fanny Davenports :. Fedora" In 1884
E. f. Rice's revival Of "Evangeline and
Denman Thompson. 1t is the human nature
in " Blue Jeans that has caused its success
OF their engagement In 1.-THE City Directory u
at the BiJou Theatre Monday night. The
250th performance occurred last Monday. al.
though Manager Russell says he has discOv.
cred that 1t was in reality the 265th per.
formance OF The farce that took place on that
Maggie Cline will sing some new songs a,
Tony Pastors Theatre noxt week. The pro-
gramme will also include Lydia Yeamans
who will have new songs; Nellie Ma.
guire, who has Just arrived from England
William jerome, Ward and vokes, Rose and
Martin Julian, George Z. Hustler, George and
Josie Mutton, Drawee and Miss Emma He'll.
AT the Peoples Theatre next week Kate
Claxton will be the star. 1t is perhaps
hardly necessary to say that she will appear
in " The Two Orphans" and will be supported
by her husband, Charles A. stevenson. She
Will have good company. Miss ClaXton oc
casionally tries Il new play, but she appar
entity nnds that the public prefer The Two
Orphans"
"The White Slave" one OF the late B8rtley
Campbell's most successful plays, Will be
next weeks attraction at the Windsor
Theatre The cast will include Julia Stewart
Deren, Lille Hail. frank Harrington and
Mllt &. Barlow, the ex-minstrel. The play