The evening world., 1892-02-06
OUR THEATRES NEXT week.
Hamlet" to Be Sung In French
at the Metropolitan.
Harlemites Have a Treat in Store
in .sNiobe.o

At the Metropolitan Opera-House next
week "Lohengrin" will bo sung Monday
night by Albani. Giulia Ravogli, Edouard de
Reszkc. Magni. Coletti, serboini and Jean
de Reszka. Wednesday night Ambrose
Thomas's opera, Hamlet" will he sung in
French for the first time this season. In the
east will be Marie Van Zandt, Giulia Ravogli,
Edouard de- Reszkc, Montariot, Niviani
Vasclnctti and Lassallc who will sing the role
of the melancholy Dane. "Don Giovanni" y"
will be sung for the last time Friday night by
Mbani, Lilii Lehman, Van Iandt. Lassalle,
kalisch, Serbolini, CarbUne and:Edouard de
Reszkc.
George A. Beane. jr., has returned to the
cast OF "A Trip to chinatown" at the Madi-
son Square Theatre. lie was Ill for several
days, during which time X. a. Roberts inter-
preted the role. The Tooth performance Of
Hoyt's skit at this theatre Will take place
next Friday night, when some very pretty
souvenirs will be distributed.
LA Cigale will enter upon the last week
Of its long engagement at the Garden Theatre
Monday night. At the last matinee, which
occurs next Sa urday, Miss Russell will pre-
sent to every feminine visitor n bouquet Of
orchids and American Beauty roses, tied to-
gether by pretty ribbons, to which will be at
tached the beauteous Lillian's autograph
card.
"Niohe," one CT the most delightful come.
dies that New York has seen IN Years. will be
seen at Hammerstcin's Harlem Opera-liouSe
next week. The Hariemitcs have a genuine
treat In store for them. Niobe " Is de-
lectable cup OF e1ervescent laughter that
sparkles through tho system In most irre-
sistible manner. The cast Will contain some
very clever people.
"Aunt Bridget's Baby" will be next week s
attraction at the columbus Theatre. liar-
lem. THIS roaring farce.comedy needs rev
words Of introduction. IT Is wei vel known sl n, to
diner very much from the various farce-cone-
dies with which New York has been delugrd
OF late. Monroe Is the star, and he Is very
"The Lion Tanner" will enter upon the
sixth week OF It's run at the Broadway Thea
trc Monday night. Business has been very
large during the past week and the indlca-
tiOns are that =" The Lion Tanner" viii can
ter through the rest OF the season with
great facility. Wilson, Laura Moore and
Plunkett are still the most indefatigable
For Money" with William II. Crane iu
the farctcal character OF the colonel and the
Commodore, has proved that his abilities as
an actor are not restricted to one line or work.
1t IS said that the play Will not be changed
during Cranes occupancy OF the star Theatre.
Tile houses during the past week have been
OF Il very satisfactory size.
Manager Hanley says: 1.-The Last OF the
Hogans' will have no difficulty IN runnin.,
through the present season, and proran!!
through the greater Part Of next season.
demand now than he has been ior years. The
public appears to have craze for llarrigan'
plays, sayings, songs, dances ami Ior his
theatre.
The COMPANY AT Tony Pastors Theatre next
week Will include Maggie cline. Lydia Yea.
mans. o'Brien and Redding.- pctr,e anu Elise,
Il Sc and Martin Julian, Thco, the Unique
tour-John Callan, Belle Laverde, Joseph
SPARKS ard Lillian Melbourne--Miss Capitola
Forrest, the dancer: the Morello Brothers and
Ward and Fokes.
.The Lost Paradise " Will remain for four
weeks longer At Proctors Twenty-third street
Theatre. The one hundredth performance OF
The play occurred last Tuesday, when hand.
stock company closes at this theatre 1t Will
make tour OF the country while the new
theatre. to te situated at Broadway and For
;ieth streets, Is being built.
- The Junior Partner" will come to the
end OF It's tethGr next saturday night, as far
as Herrmann's Theatre Is concerned. 1t Will
ce followed Feb. II by Gloriana,' an En-.
Henley. Charles B. Wslies. Miss Henrietta
Crossman, Miss May Robson and Miss Kate
Balby. The comedy is stil running in
London.
Men and Women " will be at the Grand
Opera-House next week. The cast will in
ciudc Henry Dalton, Byron Douglas, Charles
Maekay, John Woodward, F.. l.; Bender, Frank
Charles GOtthold, TheO Hamilton. Thomas
\. Wise. Theodore Brown, Julian Greer,
Esther Lyon, Hattie scheil and Gertrude
Dawes. Prof. cromwell VIII lecture to-mor-
row night on Chill
"A Straight Tip" will begiu the third and
last week out one OF its engagement at the
Powers and DAILY viii Introduce some new
speciallies. the latter having secured Il
parody ina: Is said to be particularly ANUS
Ing. The clipper Quartet will make known u
new melange, and There Will be a new dance.
Miss lielyett has triumpbed. ~ hrst 1t
looked as though the comedy would fade
gracefully away. but 1t has been built up and
improved. The performance is now thor
OuGhiy enjoyable one, and it Is doing an cnor.
nous business at the STANDARD Theatre.
where 'he "stundlnS room only sign IS
Bliss helyeTi's last In New FORK. ""' -
The Two hundrcn and nitIeth performance
Or" The City Directory takes place al the
Bijou Theatre Monday night. Dan DAILY VIII
Will Of1er complete me!Cdrama all by him.
sell, SweatBam VIII give some new rclita.
tons. and there VIII be fresh limitations by
Gavid Warheid II will be all Interesting
"The Broken SEAL" Mt Palmer's Theatre, Is
certainly udmlraDly acted. The play itself Is
lnSuhrio!s, but the people In II are delignt.
!nI. Mr., Palmer,s organization is one ryr New
YORK TO he proud OF. i includes Mrs. Booth
Mrs Phillips, Mrs. Bowers, Julia Arthur
Maud Harrison, Frederic Robinson. ]. H.
Stoddard and Edward Bell "Thc Broken
seal Is beautifully staged.
1.-The country Circus Is Still at the Acah.
emy OF Music, and those who like a genuine
circus--and who doesn't.-wiil do we'll lu
visit this house. Prof. Conrad, Rose aud
Marie Meers, the nve Glinsrretti BrOi hers,
George Kline ana Thomas Dare still appear
~ the arena. The pony receptions for chii-
dren take place every Tuesday ana Friday
afternoon.
J. X. Emmet. son Of the wcll-known actor
VII begin weeks engagement at the Wind.
Thputye Monday nipht whom 40 viii M.