The evening world., 1892-01-30
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
"The Broken Seal" at Palmer's
the Only Novelty.
Miss Davenport to DO Cleopatra 81
ut the Grand Opera House.

The only theatrical novelty OF the coming
week viii br the nroduc' on OF The Broken
seal" OF which sydney Grundy Is announced
as the author, at ralmers Theatre Wednes-
day night. Tho play Is said to be very
intense one. The cast viii include Mrs. Il. j.
Philips, Mrs. Agnes Booth, Mrs. u. =.
Bower, Miss Maud Harrison, Miss Julia
Arthur, j. II. Stoddart, Edward Bell and Mr..
Abelcs Syuncy Grundy has done much good
work in his day. and this play viii be watched
with much interest
The Italian Opera Company will present
Faust" at the Metropoiitan opera. House
Monday night, with Emma Ealnes Scalchl.
Edouard de Reszke, Jean de Reszke and
Martapoura IN the east. Wednesday night
"Norma" will b. sung Tor the last time by LII
lehman, Giulla Ravogli. Mile. Bauerneister
kalisch, Rinaldini and Serbolini. ON Friday
night there viii be a revival OF DonlLettis
Lucrczla Borga" The company Will sing
IN Brooklyn Tuesday night when Les
l!ugucnots Will he the attraction.
Miss Fanny Davenport Will produce " Cleo
patra" at the Grand Opera House, Monday
night, In very elaborate way. Her COM
ton lillian Burke, Theodore Roberts, Fred
rlick Mayer, Charles ". Stoles, iWlll-
lam Flynn tort!c!gh, and MilDUurne Mac
powell. Tomorrow night, Prof. Cromwell
will lecture llls subject being, " New York OF
to-day, with glimpse OF he iuture.'
"A bunch OF KEYS iloyt's od-timc farce
comedy, WIN be- seen at Niblo's next week.
Tine farce has never outllved It's popularity,
and 1t Will undoubtedly 10 well at MIR. Gil-
mores house. The cast will include Ada
Gothner, Annie whitney, Jnliette Marco,
Blanche Nichols, Lillian Drew, ". II. Murphy.
Lee Harrison, Byron q. Harlan. William
Smith and ". G. Croshie.
Vt Tony Pastors Theatre next week the
attractions will he mauy. They will include
Maggie Cline, LYDIA leamans, Frank f. Me-
Nisn, the WemS Brothers and the sisters
Coyne. sam Dearin, BaSco and Roberts, Mile
doe Larose. Charles GIrard and Jennie Earle,
Blanche Sherwood and the only Tony him-
sell.
"Mr. Barnes of New York" Will begin n
weeks engagement a, the Peoples Thsatr" heat e
Monday night. the cast VIII include Miss
May Wheeler, Miss hnma Ford, Miss Rose
snyder. Miss Lola Bertelle, Hugo "ollanc
sheridan Block, coulter Brinkcr and Charles
Lamb. The scenery VIII be very elaborate.
"BarneS OF New York" has been great sue
"Miss Helyctt" Will enter upon the last two
weeks OF its long metropolitan run. at the
Standard Theatre. Monday night. Its time
here has been eXten ed more than once, and
i vii! be obliged 10 open at the Broad Street
Theatre, Philiadelphla. Monday Feb II. The
one hundredlh performance OF the musical
comedy occurred last night when there were
handsome souvenirs.
"A straight Tip will remain for three
weeks longer AT the New PARK Theatre.
James I. Powers aud his company have been
very well received. The organization has
been improved since it was last seen here.
The new people are clever and Interesting
~ Straight Tip will be succeeded at this
house by another farce comedy, "Boys and
Girls
''l.e CocOE," De koltas "illusion." will be
presented by HIN Tor the first time Monday
night al he Eden Musee. DE kolta claims o
IN, q n n ln
1ions have been made for its production,
which VIII be picturesque as regards accesso-
ries DE kolta has found great favor with
the patrons OF this ever popular house.
esquire Kate" "Buchanan's rural adapt alton,
remains AZ the Lyccum Theatre. 1t affords
Miss Cayvnn opportunities, and is for two
acts. at any rate, interesting. The play Is so
cnarmingly staged and SO artstically man.
aged in every way that the faults OF the play
are not as conspicuous as they would other
wise be. Business during the week has been
guou.
The one hundredth performance Of The
Lost Paradise " Will take place at Proctor's
The souvenirs will consist OF aluminium plates,
upon which has been photographed scene
from the play. This will be The second one
braled Al Proctor's Theatre
The Junior Partner" VIII not remain very
n!uch longer al iierrinann's Theatre When
It Is Withdrawn It will be followed by "Glo--
rlana," an English farce by Mr.. Mortimer,
now running AT The Globe Theatre, London
where IL VIII shoruy be played for the one
hundreth time. The Junior Partner" Will
have had tolerubly lon. run.
"Thc Soudan," an English melodrama that
was played Tor several weeks at the Academy
"i Music recently, Will be seen Monday night
al ilammerStein's columbus Theatre IN Har-
lem. The principal feature Is he wonderful
mob scene IN Trafalgar square. London.
There Is IN 1.-The soudan" the usual story OF
virtue triumphant and vice Ioiled.
At llamlnerStein'S Harlem Opera-liouse,
the irreprrSslbc ilallen and Hart, in their
equally irrtpreSSble farce-cOmedy Later
ON VIII be next weeks attraction. The
comedians never appear to wear out their