The evening world., 1892-02-13

always popular.
Natural t;as," a farce comedy TINT IS well
known here, will be- played at the Harlem
Opera-llouse next week, with Donnelly and
Girnrd, Two clever comedians as the stars
a number OF new songs and dances have been
introduced. and Manager samuel 7. cox Is
very careful TO keep this amusing shit well
up to date.
4" lon lonson" win be- presented, with Gus
lleegc aS tho Scandinavian American hero
The play has many good features, aud II Is
well worth seeing, for the central iignre Is q q
deals with the adventures of n swedish emil
grant In he lumber regions OF Minnesota.
Jane" an English adaptation OF the
engagement Mt the standard Theatre Monday
nisnt. IL had It's first metropolitan prescnta-
tion AZ the Madison Square Theatre, where
u ran Tor more than one hundred nlshis
sthcc then II has been played successfully out
or town and, II IL said. has Uccn improved.
De hoitn.t Il constantly Introducing new
Tricks lntGhts programme at The rdnn Musrc
and capital piece OF work II Is Mon
day mutinees are the latest Innovations at
this house and they have met with much
success. De koi,n Is particularly popular
"Cruiskesn Lawn" Dan McCarthy's Irish
drama. will play weeks engagement at u.
X. Jacobs Theatre, beginning Monday.
piece. which also contains some "elaboratciy
realistic scenery. An Irish descriptive song
viii b. given with the accompaniment OF dis
sowing views
"rhe country Circus" has six weeks more
to run Ut the Academy OF Music. 1t Is due
at tae Iost0n Theatre March 2S. three
ponies have been added to Leon Morris's in
teresting collection. and Nellie De Mott has
introduced some new bareback riding acts.
The piece moves along very smoothly, ana
Ss are hs
bers OF "ODowd's Neghbors' company, at
the Union square Theatre sunday night.
That given last week was great success.
Msrh Murphy will appear, and he win be as
sisted by a number OF artists. including
George Munroe. The scale OF prices viii be, as
before. popular" II will doubtless be an
ENJOYABLE entert tainment.
Manager Mart Haniey sits IN his cosy little
| Office AT linrrigan's Theatre night after night
and listens TO the vociferous applause that
greets " The Last Of the Hogans" almost In
cessantly. lie scarcely glnnces nt the house.
| He knows that II Is always crowded. The
| constant applause would be sweetest music
| 10 most managers. Mr. lianley is used it.
For Money" to good houses The piece Is
not another " senate" by any means, but It
gives r.Crane opportunities to do some very
funny work. and he never neglcctS to avail
himself OF them. No expense has been spared
| In nountin he piece, which Is almost "spec-
tacular with its handsome scenic effects
Hands across 81 ,hs ,aaG sea AN ine,oarama @ ,h OF
Grand opera House. The play has some
strong situations and some very effective
comedy touches. The company will be good
,, one. Tomorrow night Prof. Cromwell Will
give one OF his popular lectures, his subject
| being - Ireland, the Emerald Isle"
esquire Kate" Buchanar's pastoral COM
| edy, Is still running at the Lyceum Theatre
ana no change II as yet announced. The play
| is strongly nelodramatic and there Is one
| member uf tn. cast who, at any rate, is quite
satisfied with 1t. That one member IS Miss
| Georgia Cayvan, who has chances In 1t that
the usual drawlnG-room comedies do not af-
| ford.
"a Trip to Chinatown" is nlling the Madi-
son Square Theatre at every performance.
ON Monday The one hundredth performance
OF the farce Will be celebrated by the distribu-
tion of pretty souventrs-not fans. as at f1rst
splendid working order. Beane. Miss Boyd
and Miss Harriet Avery are distinguishing
themselves.
"The Lost Paradise " ts coming TO the end
OF It's tether at Proctor's 1wenty-third Street
Theatre The last performance will be given
saturday, March ), and will be quite an In
terestlng event. This play, dealing as II does
with bright and popular question in an en-
tertaining and dramatic way, deserves the
great success 1t has had.
Louis and Mamie Jordan, the Braatz Sisters,
the Healeys In plantation sketch and Mile.
Marie pacra, II French singer, will constitute
programme at Roster & Bials concert Hall
next week. Carmencita still remains, and
she is as sinuous, wrigglesome, fascinating
and unconventional as ever.
James 4. Powers, In " A Straight Tip, will
not be seen at the New Park Theatre after
next week, SO that there are not many oppor.
the sunshine Of" Jinmy's historic smile to
remedy that defect. "A straight Tip" will
be played for the last time next Saturday
night. 1t will be succeeded by "BOys and
| Girls"
At Niblo's Garden next week. there will be
play new to this city, called The Wide.
Wide World" The title certainly allows the
author considerable latitude, and It is said
that he avails himself OF 1t. The star OF the
company is Miss Helen Blythe, an actress
who has done good work, and whose useful
ness is by no means impaired.
Fanny Herring will appear In q sensatlona
drama entitled "The scarlet captain; or, The
Boy Avenger," at Dor!s's Eighth Avenue
Museum next week; In Theatre No. 2 Of
" company Will oe the attraction, and In
Theatre No. 3 there will be Whites Comedy
Company. In the curio halls the main fea-
lures announced are c. II. Wreck, a colossus,
! Alma Don Janata, a snake charmer; +. S.
Wills, a atatJooed subject, aud the raranallis.
Herr X ainz will appear as uriel Acosta "
day night, as Russian in a." Der Trans elm
Leoen Wednesday,. in Hamlet" and
THURSDAY, as karl Moor In " Die Raueber." "
In Boston, ,will begin an engagement, present.
Helena"
At the AmbergTheatre Monday night for the
benefit OF Nahan Franko the Fledermaus "
will be sung. Tuesday night Anna Haverland
, will appear in " Brunhild," and Wednesday
and Thursday nights In Hedda Gabler.'
Friday night Paula LOewe will Ike heard In
:. Poor Jonathan" and Saturday night Miss
Haverland will appear in " Georgette."
| Frank Cotton, the clown who mas been pop
ular at Huber's Museum for long time Will
again introduce his trained donkeys at this
house during the coming week. The lady
sprintcrs have been retained and viii MI the
curio halls at each performance. capt. Fritz
| terback, the life-Saver; Frank La Rosa, Prof.
| Lyons with his trick oxen, ana the ossified
man are among the newcomers. The Fenz
| Bros, Vienna Duettists, Pearlie May, a pretty
| little musical artist, will be seen with capa-
| bic stage company in the theatre.
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