The evening world., 1892-02-06
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Hamlet" to Be Sung In French
at the Metropolitan.
Harlem,te. Have a Treat in Store
in " "Niobc."

Al the Metropolitan opera.House n.
week "Lohengrin" will be sung MoAday
night by Albapi, Giulia Ravogli, Edouard de
Reszke. Msglni- Coletti, serbolini and Jean
de Reszka. Wednesday night Ambrose
Thomas's opera, Hamlet" will be sung In
French for the first time this season. In the
cast Will be Marie Van zandt, Giulia Ravogli.
Edouard de ResZke, Montariot, Niviani,
vaschetti and Lassalle, who will sing the role
OF the melancholy Dane. "Don Giovanni "
will be sung ior the last time Friday night by
Albani, Lii Lehman. Van Zandt, Lassalle,
kalisch, serbolini, Carbone and:Edouard do
Reszke.
George A. Beane, IT,. has returned to the
cast Of "A Trip to Chinatown" at the Madi.
son Square Theatre. He was i'll for several
days, during which time H. A. Roberts inter-
preted the role. The Tooth performance Of
Hoyt's skit 1T this theatre will take place
next Friday night, when some very pretty
souvenirs Will be distributed.
"La Cigalc" will enter upon the last week
Of its long engagement ut ;hc Garden Theatre
Monday night. AT the last matinee, which
occurs next Sa nrday, Miss Russell Will pre-
sent to every feminine visitor bouquet Of
orchids and American Beauty roses, tied to-
Hether by pretty ribbons, to which Will be at
tached the beauteous Lillians autograph
card.
"Niuhe," one CT the most delightful come
dies that New York has seen In years. will be
seen At Hummcrs,eiD's Harlem opera-Iiousc
treat treat Tsst IN Store 10 Tor ,h,m % Mole 4 DE-
lectablc cup or efrervescent laughter that
sparkles through the system in most IRE.
sistiblc manner. The cast will contain some
clever ppDplp,
Aunt Bridget's Baby" will be next weeks
attraction al the columbus Theatre, har-
lem THIS roaring iarce-comedy needs lew
words Of Introduction. 1t is well known to
tho uheatre-goers OF this city, and II does not
dlrrer very much from the various farcc-come.
dies with which New York has been dclugcd
o! late. Monroe Is the star, and he Is Il very
Z the Lion Tanner" will enter upon the
sixth week OF Its run at the Broadway Thea
tire Monday night. Business ha; been very
large during the past week. and the Indca-
tions arc that The Lion Tanner" Will can
ter through the rest Of the. seastn with
great facility. Wilson, Laura Moore and
Plunkett are still the most indefatigable
members OF the cast.
the farcical character OF the colonel and the
Commodore, has proved that his abilities as
an actor are not restricted to one llne or work.
IT Is said that the play will not be changed
during Cranes occupancy OF the Star Theatre
The houses during the past week have been
OF q very satisfactory size.
Hogans' win have no difficulty III running
through the present season, and probably
through the greater part OF next season."
This Is q'ite credible. harrgan is in greater
demand now than he has been ior years The
public appears TO have craze fer Harrigan's
plays, sayings, songs, dances anu Tor his
The company at Tony Pastors Theatre next
week will iDclude Maggie cline. Lydia Yea
mans, O'Brien and Redding. Petrie and Elise,
II, Sc and Martin Julian, Theo, the Uni1ue
FOtlr-.y0hn nj,
sparks and Lillian Melbourne-Miss Capitola
Forrest, the dancer; the Morello Brothers and
Ward and Vokes.
"The Lost Paradise " will remain for four
weeks longer at PrOctors Twenty-third Street
Theatre. The one hundredth performance Of
the play last Tuesday when hand
stock company closes at this theatre 1t viii
make tour OF the country Whit the new
tieth streets, is being built.
THE Junior Partner" Will come to the
end OF Its tether next Saturday night, as far
As As herrmann,s Is, Theatre m is c3nceIned 1t Will
Henley, Charles B. Welles. Miss Henrietta
Crossman, Miss May ROBSON and Miss Kate
Baby. The comedy is still running in
"Men and Women will be at the Grand
Opera.IIouse next week. The cast will In
Mackay, John Woodward, Z. L. Bender. Frank
seymour, J. H.. Granlck. Hardy Vernon,
Charles Gotthold, Theo Hamilton, Thomas
4. Wise, Theodore Brown. Julian Greer,
Esther Lyon, Hattie Scheil and Gertrude
Dawes. Prof. cromwell Will lecture tenor
row night on "Chili."
last week but one OF It's engagement at the
New Park Theatre Monday night. Messrs
Powers and Daly will Introduce some new
specialties, the latter having secured a
parody hat is said TO be particularly anus
ing. Tho Clipper quartet Will make known
new melange, and there viii be new dance
miss Helyett has triumphed. Al first 1t
looked as though the comedy would fade
gracefully away. but 1t has been built up and
improved. The performance is now a thor
oughly enjoyable one. and II is doing an enor-
where the "standing room only" sign is
nightly displayed. The coming week will be
Miss helyetrs" last In New York
hf 1--WE CIV hvnSee ana tetn
BiJOu Theatre MONDAY night. Dan DAILY Will
present new "vocal eccentricity,' seaman
VIII oner complete melodrama ali by him.
sell, Sweatnam Will give some new recita.
Itons. and there will be fresh limit ations by
.ys1 .aysf warneld' 1t will be an Interesting
"1he Broken Seal" at Palmer's Theatre. is
certainly admirably acted. The play itself Is
luguhrfous, but the people IN 1t are delight
~: Mr. palmers organization is one for New
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Bowers, Julia Arthur,
Maud Harrison, Frederic Robinson, j. H.
Stoddard and Edward Bell "The Broken
Seal Is beautifully staged.
1.-The Country Circus" is still at the Acad.
emy OF Music, and those who like genuine
circus..and who doesn't:-wiil do well to
visit this house. Prof. Conrad, Rose and
Geor<e Kline and Thomas bare stiIl appear
IN the arena. The pony receptions for chill
arcn lake place every Tuesday and Friday
J; X. Emmet, son of the well-known actor,
VIII begin weeks engagement at the Wind
sor Theatre Monday night, when he will ap-