The evening world., 1892-01-16
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
"souire Kate's" First Night at
the Lyceun Theatre.
Many New Bills in tho City, Harlem
and Brooklyn.

.rrst night" at the Lyceum Theatre is
always very interesting event. Theatre
ooers always know that, whatever may be
the verdict upon the play, 1t will be beauti-
fu,,v presented and admirably acted The
Ivceum has :" first night on Monday, when
a new play by Robert Buchanan, called
" squire Kate" will be acted for the first
time on any stage by the members OF MIR
Frohman's excellent stock company. esquire
Kate" is described as q "pastoral comedy
DRAMA" and 1t will be new departure for
this theatre. The play is not expected to run
through the season, for 1t is announced that 1t
will be followed by New York society
comedy.
The repertoire at the Metropolitan opera
House next week will be as follows: Monday,
Mozart's "Don Giovanni" with a cast includ-
ing Albani, Lilli Lehman, Van Zandt, Lassalle,
Kalisch, Serbolini, viviani and Edouard do
Reszke; Tuesday, "Cavalleria Rusticana"
and Orfeo;" Wednesday, "Les Huguenots,"
and Friday, "Lohengrin." Wednesday after
noon the second Patti concert will be given.
alabama will be played for the last times
at Palmer's Theatre Monday and Tuesday
nights. Wednesday night Jim, the Pen
man" will be revived. The cast will be the
same as when the popular play was nrst done
here, with the exception OF Charles L. Harris,
who will appear as Baron Hartfeld, and
Maurice Barrymore, who was the Louis Per-
cival or the original London production.
The repertoire next week at the Amberg
Theatre win be as follows: Monday, Der
vereinspraesident; !, Tuesday, Marie Barkany
able Jungfrau Won Orleans." Thursday,
"Der vereiGsPraaesden5 ii. = raida Frday Fran
Robert Mantell viii be the attraction at the
Peoples Theatre next week. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights and saturday
AFTERNOON he Will present Edward Nj. Al
friends play, "The Louisaninn," which has
been somewhat altered, and the one-act play,
"a Lesson IN Acting" Monbars" WI! bc
noon; " The Corsican Brothers." Thursday
and saturday.
AT Tony Pastors Theatre next week tho
programme will include Tony Pastor, Maggie
Cline, LYDIA Yeamans, the AdOnis Iour, COM
prising George Is. ellison, Matthew carroll
Robert watson ana James A. Carroll; Edwin
French, the Judges, Monroe and Mack, shed.
mans kuno-drome, the Emmcts, TIN, Fantoc-
ini and Alberta Gilbert Maggie cine has q
new song called "My First Appearance
Lost Hong an Ira raai
Theatre, where 1t Will remain until April
The play pleases the pubic. 1t deals intelli
gently with vital question. The one hun
dredth performance Will occur Tuesday, Feb
=, when very unique souvenirs Will be pre-
scn,ed. In Boston "The Lost Paradise " has
made q hit.
"Ihe Junior Partner" is still running a,
IIermann's Theatre. Z. J. Henley now
plays the part created by MIR. Radcliffe, ant
Charles b. Wellcs that formerly assigned tc
Vincent Sternroyd. The fiftieth performance
will take place on Tuesday, when souvenirs
in the shape of bright porcelain plaques, Will
Modjeska, the charming actress now at the
Union Square Theatre, Will devote all next
week, with the exception OF saturday even.
ing, TO-" Countess Roudine.' the new;play that
wasicrltic in these columns on Thursday.
saturday evening she will appear as Lady
Macbeth In Shakespcare's tragedy.
AT Dalys Theatre The Cabinet Minister
Pinero's play, remains s,the attraction. The
.strathspey," danced by the principals is 6
delightful feature. TO see Mrs Gilbert " triI
itliyhtly Is a treat In Itself. The Cabinet
have been seen In this city for long time;
M@aHey ,nG neW pay BY Siay
popularity OF William II. Crane, the star, Is
great and undiuted. Mr.. crane Is exceed
ingIy runny In his new part. The best mem
bers OF the company are Hattie Russell,
Henry Bergman and j. c. Padgett.
The Ivy Leaf" an Irish drama that does
not appear TO wither Will be the attracl ior
an Interesting story, In the way an average
audience likes story TO be told. some or the
situations are good. "Thc Ivy Leaf Will bt
well put upon the stage, and Will be played
lyon lonson y Will begin the last week o.
its engagement at the New Park Theatre
Monday night. 1t has been fGvorably re-
ccived, owing to the clever work done by tn,
star. GUS Heege, with his swedish -Americar
pccuiarities Miss Sadie Connolly Is another
bright member or the company, and she has
made an unqueSliOnal hit.
1.-The Country Circus VIII enter upon thu
second month OF Its run NJ the Academy -
Music Monday night, when the big parau,
Will have additions In the shape OF Peruvian
llama, a ZCDu, three giraffe men, another ami
mai wagon, and several thoroughbred horses
1he arenic exhibition Will be the same a
before.
"rhe Twelve Temptations" will be pre-
scnted at the Windsor Theatre next wees
This Is a spectacular piece, and those wh'
like handsome scenery, glitterng costumes
grand ballctS and transformations viii o.
we'll TO visit Mr. Murtha's playhouse durinj
the coming days The spectacle has bcel
thoroughly renovated since 1t was last seel
here.
\ voice from the Fourteenth street Thcatr
bOX-Oflicc says Of Blue JcanS:" 1--WE wCcI
laugh and rOmp with June: view the yillag