The evening world., 1892-02-13
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Agnes Huntington's New Play at
the Union Square.
"Glorinna at Hcrrmann's-Nlnny
Other New Bills.

Mrs. Agnes Huntington will present Plan
quotes conf opera " captain Therese" " for
the iirSt time IN this city. Monday night
at the union square Theatre. In 1t she viii
sing the dual o" OF Il dashing captain OF the
huGzars and vivacious, b.ue-blooued maiden.
Her managers declare that "CaptaiE Thercse"
affords this charming singer far better Oppor-
tuGi;ie than did " Paul JONES'" which opera
II VIII he rcmcmtcrcI that she presented at
the broadway Theatre. The cost uIcs Will
DO very handsome and the company engaged
L. Messrs Marcus Mayer and Ben stern con-
ta:ns some very good names.
A comedy by James Mortimer. new to this
city and AT present running at the Globe
Theatre, London, will be played at Herr
nIann's Theatre Monday night. II Is called
"Glorlana and Is said to be very funny.
The leading role viii he Interpreted by Miss
Henrietta Crosslnan; Miss May Robson, Of
the Lyceum Theatre will play the part OF an
eccentric cocknCy servant Miss Kate Bcalby,
m Englisi actress, viii appear or he iirst
time IN this country In an ingcuue part. and
| the other members OF the company viii be- f..
j. Henley, as an eccentric Russian noulelnan !;
Charles B. Wellcs, Joseph Hum hreyS. Joseph
| Allen, Scdlcy Brown, Fred Chipprndalc and
l.. j. Gilbert.
| "Unclc CeIcstin," described as a musical
vaudeville in three acts, translated from the
| French OF ucdonneau and kcrons, with mus-
cal numbers by Audran, Will be acted for the
first tim, AT the Casino Monday night. 1t has
| already been presented out of town. and II
enjoyed a very long run In puris. Ghc casr
|
Donough Maurice Abbery, Annie Meyers,
Jennie RoifIarth, sylvia Gerrish, Jennie
! Mcathersby.N knoX, Henry l.. oal, Alfred
| llolDroOk, lOie Fuller, Mabel stephenson and
| George Mckenzie.
"LAiricane." Meyerbeer's opera. VIII be
! sung Tor the last time at the Metropolitan
| bpcra-E0usc Monday night. Nine. LII Leh-
mann Will sing the role OF selika FOR the nrst
time. and the other parts Will be Interpret e'l
| hy Jean de- Re ,2kr, L Guard dc Res2k', Las
sale, Bauermcister, Iettigmni. Finche. SER
bolini and Nl"iani. ON Wednesday night
Nera!s runelul Rigolctto" vii! be sung and
on Friday Faust
/ Richard Man,liclt will devote the fiTS, week
/ oi his engagement: a. the GartcI Theatre.
Which begins Monday, t. MS reperI uire. lie
! day " Prince Karl Tuesday and at the sat-
uruuy ma,iaee - he Weather van
| Wednesday = 4 Partisan Romance" lhurs-
day,an pr, Jekyll and Mr. liydc SATURDAY.
"Lovc in Tunuem" Al Days Theatre is
doing very nicely indeed II is bright and
! clever. and 1t causes laughter. Miss Ada
/ l;t han as Aprilla DymOul. is again able 10 ap-
! pear in one o. the peculiar parts that she
alone can play: John Drew and Jumes Lewis
! are wen suited, ana the other members .! this
organ1ati II have many opportunities.
At tho hr'alWhy Theatre frantiA Wilson
/, ard - lie Jn-rimpr" arc all that the pub
lie seem to want. This thoroughly Wilson,
! esQne production is always received In very
! ferNCht way. and from The time that Wilson
, Liakes his famous entrance with the two
, canning little cuiOicd boys until the fail of
the inal curtain. there is an cflervcscencr OF
mirth.
AZ Pnlmer's Theatre. II l. said that la 81
! Wednesday evening number Of Roman
tatnclic Irests Visited the theatre and dis
cuaScd very tNcitcdiy the main theme OF The
has decided to give a special matinee per-
I0rnunre OF Gu, Thomus's Alabama on
| Wa.hington's BIRTHDAY.
" Blue Jeans" remains at the Fuuri ec nj h
street Theatre In undisputed prosperity. II
l., perhaps, the most proil able attraction
that this house has ever known, NOT except
! ing Fanny Davenport " Fedora" III 1854,
| +. T. R.ccS reviva! of " Evangeline and
Dennan Thompson. 1t Is the human nature
In" BIue Jeans that has caused Its success.
Russell's comedians will begin the last week
of their engagements in The City Directory "
at the BijOu Theatre Monday night. The
..JOth performance occurred last MOndny, al
though Manager russell says he has discov-
cred that II was In realty the 2G5tn per.
formance OF the farce that took place on that
occasion.
Maggie Cline Will sing some new songs NJ
Tony Pastors Theatre next week. The pro-
gramme Will also include Lydia Yeanans,
who Will have new songs; Nellie Ma
gure, who has Just arrived from England
i William Jerome. Ward and Woke 5. Rose and
Martin Julian. George F.. Hustler. George and
Josie Mutton. Drawec and Miss Emma Bell.
Az the Peoples Theatre next week Kate
ClaXton Will be the star. IL Is perhaps
hardly necessary to say that she VIII appear
In "The Two Orphans" and Ill be supported
by her husband, Charles \. stevenson. She
win have good company. Miss ClaXtOn Oc-
raoiohaily ttics new pay, Dut shc appar-
emily nnis that the public prefer The Two
Orphans"
tine White slave" one OF the late BARLEY
CampbrllS most successful plays, VIII lie
next weeks attraction at the Windsor
Theatre. The cast will include Julia Stewart,
rs Liza, the white slave; Elizabeth Van
Drrcu, Lille Hall. Frank Harrington and
Nit q. Barlow, the eX-minstrel. The play