The evening world., 1892-08-27

mimic, will not appear at the roof garden
entertainment alter Thursday Of the coming
"The White Squadron will begin the last
week Of It's engagement at the Fourteenth b
street Theatre Monday night While the
piece win undoubtedly make money on the the
for New York. where the people demand
something more than mere herolcs- The
melodrama will be succeeded Sept D, py
The Grand Opera-House opens its season
tonight, when kussell's comedians will ap-
| pear In the latest version OF "Tne city Direc-
tory" The company wiz Include Lyaa
Parker, Ethel Ormond, Margaret Fitzpatrick,
William Cameron, Alexander Haig, Luke
schOolcraft, Dan DAILY, julius Witmark, ). c.
Hammerstein's Harlem Opera-H -Honse Will
open its season Monday night, when "A Trip
| to Chinatown" will be acted by Caroline
Boelan, Beatrice Norman, Lillian swain,
Harry GilfOil, Burt Haverly, g. A. Beane, Jr.,
Richard Karl, Fred Huntley and ". ID. Lewis.
Minnie Renwood will do serpentine dance.
At the Madison Square Theatre "A Trip to
Chinatown" will be presented ior the three
ularity OF this sxit is illustrated by the fact
OF lis being on view at two theatres There
is no talk Of It's withdrawal Like that hack
neyed brook, II seems to so on forever.
" The Kentucky Colonel" Will enter upon
its second week at the Union square Theatre
Monday night. 1t has been considerably
altered since IJS uT0U UcIIOTIuduCts his ltul-
KIN has cut out the entire camp-r Getting scene
which fell so hat on the opening night. The
second act has been rewritten, and, 1t Is said,
much improved.
some little Katie Emmett ut the star Thea
tre She II an exceedingly clever actress,
and her work in Killarney" Con \.
Murphys play, would I make aer PoPuiar ionay any
and, altogether, an evening spent ut the star
Theatre Just now is highly Agreeable.
"Sinbad Is now IN the third month OF IT'S
run at the Garden Theatre. New music, new
songs and new effects Will be added during
the Coming week. The cast will also undergo
several changes Miss Bertha Fiscn Will sue
coed Ada Dare, Joseph SC :. GreensIeider s elder WI VII
riIl be substituted Tor Ida bell.
The regular season at the Eden Musee will
| pegin Monday night, when N. Guibal and
Mile. Grevilie will make their FIRST appearance
In this country. They are exponents OF the
science OF thought reading" Guibal is said
to be an eloquent talker, while Mile. Grevllle
viii try to snow that she is gifted with the
| 1.-THE Cruiskeen Lawn" Dan mccarthy &
| Irish drama, will be the play at II. u. Jac IBIS
| Tn. atre Monday, and II VIII remain at this
house Tor two weeks. The piece rs said TO
contain some catchy music, effective dancing
and elaborate scenery. In tho third act
descriptive Irish song will be illustrated by
:" Captsin Lettarblair" is one OF the most
successful plays that Sothern has presented
at the Lyceum Theatre. Its popularity will
probably be as great as that OF LORD Chun,
ioy," No change OF bill Will be made until
| the return OF the regular sto;k company.
Sothern has never appeared TO such advan-
tage us in Miss Merington's pretty comedy:
Edwin Han ord, an Irish comedian. vocalist
ana dancer will make his nrst appearance at
the Windsor Theatre Monday night, In ro.
mantle Irish drama called "1he shamrock" "
The play is in four acts and six scenes, and
admits OF singing and dancing speciaities.
Ar Ilan ~ SunDOr(e0 Dy MISS ,Spllu
Haniord and q carefully selected company.
The New Park Theatre VIII open Monday
night Tor the regular season with hyde
Behman's specially company, including
Helene Mora, Ross and Fentop, Frank bush bush,
Conr0y and Fox and Marco and Athoi. MANY
and the scenic department has been enriched
by o dozen new sets.
Afternoon and evening a. Eldorado, unuer
the direction OF Nahsn franRo and Win I'm
| Theodore Hoch a. cornettist Among the
selections to 10 played by the Eldorad0 Band
are the " salvation Army Palroi" and tue