The evening world., 1892-02-13
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Agnes Huntington's New Play at
the Union Square.
Glorinna ut IIerrmnnn's-M Many
Other New Bills.

Mrs. Agnes Huntington will present Plan
quettcs comic opera " Captain Thcrese for
the first time iu this city, Monday night
at the [ nion square Theatre. In IL she Will
sing the dual role OF dashing captain Of the
huzAars and a v!vaciOuS, b,uc-blOoded maiden.
Her managers declare That "CaptaIn Therese"
affords this charming singer far better oppor-
tuni,ies than did " Paul JONES'" which opera
IL Will be remembered that she presented at
the Broadway Theatre. Tie costumes Will
bc very handsome and the company engaged
by Mcssrs. Marcus Mayer and 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, vii! be played at Herr
| mann's Theatre Monday night. IL is called
"Gloriana and Is said to be very funny.
| The leading role viii be interpreted BY Miss
Henrietta Crossman; Miss May Robson, OF
! the Lyceum Theatre, viii play the part OF an
eccentric cockncy servant: Miss Kate Bea!by,
al English actress, viii appear tor the first
time IN this country IN an ingenuc part. and
the other memeers OF the company win be T..
j. Henley, as an eccentric Russian nooleman !;
charles B. Welles, Joseph Humphreys. Joseph
tIIfu. N'uINy EICu Nlipptiludlt
f. j. Gilbert.
"unclr Celostin," described as a musical
vaudeville in three acts, translated from the
Ere nch OF OcdJnncau and kcrons, with mus-
cal numbers by Audran, Will be acted for the
fir,t time at the casino Monday night. 1t ha,
| already bcnn presented out Ot town, and II
| enjoyed a very long run IN Paris. Tho casr
viii include Jefferson de Angels, Harry Nc
DoAough, Maurice Abbery, Annie Meyers.
! Wcathcrsbv. villa Knox, Henry Leoni. Ali,S
| HOlUroOk, loie Fuller, Mabel stephenson and
George Mckenzie.
"i'Alricunr." Mcyerbacr's opera, will be
sung Tor the last time at the Metropolita an
Opera-liousc Monday night. Nine. LII Leh-
mann will sing the role or Selika Tor the nrst
| time, aud the other parts Will be Interpreted
| by Jean d. Hc,htc. Edruard de ReSlk', Las
! : Tie, BaucrinciSter, Pettigiani, Ninche, SER
bolini and Nlviani. On Wednesday night
vcrdi's tuneful Kgoletto" Will be sung, and
on Friday Faust"
Richard Mansncll viii devote the first week
OF his engagement a. the Garden Theatre,
Which begins Monday, to his repertoire. He
Will play Beau i'rummell Monday and FRI
day rriace Karl Tuesday and at the sat
Wednesday ~ Partisan Romance" Thurs.
day, ,and " Or. Jrkyil and Mr.. liXde" saturday.
"Loye In lanuen" at Days Theatre is
doing very, nicely indeed. II Is bright and
clever. and II causes laughter. Miss Ada
Rehan as Aprilla Dymond, is again able TO ap-
pean IN one Oh the peculiar parts that she
are well suited. and the Other members OF this
organization nave many opportunities.
At the Broadway Theatre Francis Wilson
lie seem to want. This thoroughly Wilson.
esque production Is always received in very
!crvent way, and from the time that Wilson
| makes his famous entrance with the twC
cunning little colorcd boys until the fall OF
tn" iinal curtain. there Is an cTcrrescence OF
mlrth.
rhe Broken Seal us still being presented
Mt Palmers Theatre. 1t IS said that last
Wednesday evening number of Roman
catholic priests visited the theatre and dis.
cusscd very cxcitedly the main theme of the
has decided TO give special matinee per
Iormance OF Gus Thomas's Alabama" " OF
Washingtons Birthday.
Blue Jeans" remains at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre In nndiSputed prosperity. !
is, perhaps, the most profitable attraction
that this house has ever known. not except
Ing Fanny Duvenport's Fedora" in 1884
T.. Il Rice's revival Of Evangeline anC
Dcnman Thompson. 1t Is the human nature
In " Blue Jeans " that has caused It's success
RuS,ell's comedians win begin the last weei
nt the Biiou Theatre Monday night. Th,
n50th performance occurred last Monday, al
though Manager Russell says he has discOv
cred that 1t was In reality the .G5th per
fOrmance OF the farce that took place on tina
Maggie Cline Will sing some new songs q
Tony Pastors Theatre next week. The pro
grammc VIII also include Lydia Yeamans
who Will have new songs; Nellie Ma
gutrc, who has Just arrived from England
William jerome, Ward and Nokes. Rose AM
Martin Julian, George f.. Hustler, George an
Josie Mutton. Drawec and Miss Emma Bel!.
At the Peoples Theatre next week Kat
ClaNtOn Will be the star. It is pcrhap
hardly necessary to say that she Will appra
IN The TWO Orphans and viii b. support"
BY her husband. Charles A. stevenson. Sh
VIII have a good company Miss ClaNton OF
. casipnally t!jes Il new play, hut she appai
entity IndS that the public prefer " The Tw
, "Tnc White Slavc," one of the late Bartlc
Campbrils most successful plays, Will /
, next weeks attraction a. the Wlndsu
:, Theatre. The cast viii include Julia S,ewar,
> as Liza, the white slave: Elizabeth Va
Deren, Lille Hail. frank Harrington an
. Mllt q. Barlow, the cX-mnstrel The pia
4 always pupuIar
"Natural Gas" farce comedy that Is We
n known here, VIII be played al the linrlei
!, Opcra-IlOuSe next week, with Dunnelly an
Girh!d. Two clever comedians, as the star.
: \ Number OF new songs aud dances nave bee
introduced, and Manager samuel +. cox
!. very calrlul 20 keep tails amusing shit we
up to date.
4 At the columbus Theatre. Monday nigh
Il "NuL iOnson' vii! be- presented. with Gu
llc"ge aI the Sc,ndinavian-Amerc here
n The play has rGany Z Oh features. and II
g well worth seeing, Tor tn" central liyIrc is
II comnaraINcS new one. "lon l"nsDn
- deals WITH the adventures Cf a swedish en-
grant In the lumber regions Ol MINES ia.
"Lrnc,' an English a!an'at!1u oi I'll
=, French lrvli nG-ta-fcmm" VIII begin n
engagement n the standard Theatre MOnda
II ulght. II had It's 'irst m iropoi al present,
tion AT the Maibi II square Theatre, whel
+, II ran iOr mere than one hundred nj yht
since then It has been played SucCc Ssiully OF
II oi town and, II i said. mas been improved.
De kOlta Is constantly Introducing nc
. tricks into his programme al the kdrn Muse
" The "COcoun' Illusion Is SIN D Ing give
@ and capital piece Of work II Is. MOI
q day matinc"S are the latest innovations
= this house ana they have met with MUG
success. De Ko!ta Is particularly popu!i
: with III" Juvenile element.
7. "truISG"cn Lawn" Ia McCnrthy'S Iris
u drama, VII play n weeks engagement at
Il. Jacobs Theatre, beginning MGu1a
+. Music and dancing nrc Introduced into IN
II piece. which also contains SOM "elabpratc
II realistic scenery. IN Irish descriptive sol
win hr given with the accompaniment OF Al
); solving views.
"lhc country Circus" has SIX weeks mo
To run nj the Academy Of Music H. Is dl
at the Boston Theatre March IN. Ihr,
~ a Tio highest piuce. among c,
Va blood .InrliciuC>s belonr, 10 D-