The evening world., 1892-01-16

band with shuflling feet; are fred by Perry
BaScoms manlineSS and reckless gallantry
treasure both sympathy and hatred FOR Ben
Boone, while Sue Eudaly excitcs about this
same degree OF admiration and awe ia Us as
She does In COL RScner.
"The City Directory" Is still phenomenally
successful Mt the Bijou Theatre. he he y
song, when Dc ReSzkc Strikes High c.
which Is sung by ban DAILY, IN the voice ol
| Dcnman Thompson, causes IA great deal oi
| laughter. sChoncraft, Seaman, Sweatnan,
Miron, Kate TART, Bessie Cleveland and
Amelia Glover are all extremely good.
:" The Last OF the Hogan, win begin tho
| ftth week of It's career ut Harrigans Theatre
Monday night. The play Is going splendldly,
| and the theatre has been Ia Xed to It's capacity
since the opening night. Everything that is
done on the stage seems to delight the audi
| enccs. What fortune there is In these liar-
| rigan PLAYS!
The souvenirs for the one hundredth per-
formance uf" La Ligale," which will otcur at
| the Garden Theatre Feb l, Will be very hand
some. They VIII be In the shape OF silver
Marguerite mirrors, containing the latest por.
traits or Lillian Russell us Martin, the grass.
hopper. la Cigale" has but iour weeks
more TO run.
Donnelly and Glrard, comedians who are
very popular IN this city, open 1T the Grand
| Opera-llOusc Monday night in II. Grattan
| Donnely's farce-cOmedy, " Natural Gas" that
Avenue Theatre Tomorrow night Prof.
Cromwell win lecture, his subject being
London; Its Highways and Byways.'
"Nanon' Will remain at the Casino for some
time. When 1t goes II viii be succeeded BY
" Die Fledermaus," but no date has as yet
been fixed for this revival. "Nanon" is a
since New Workers have heard 1t at the
Casino. The waltz song interpolated In the
third act gues very well.
Herr kainz will appear at the Thalia Thea
tire Monday night In "Maria stuart" kainz
is an actor who Is worth seeing. His merits
are uuquestioned, and he has proved himself
to be great drawing card. The management
OF the lhalia feel much elated at the fact
| ances at this theatre.
"The Lion. Tanner II is doing an enormous
business at the Broadway Theatre. Manager
Candy says that the " suburban contingent
is beginning to realize the fact that there is a
genuine novelty to be seen. The suburban n
contingent" It Is said. is very profitable to
metropoltan, theatres; Francis Wilson
Dear old" Evangeline begins an engage
ment at Niblo's Garden Monday night. IL Is
| always popular and II Will undoubtedly do
Davenport, James 5. Mof1lt, Richard Harlow,
EstellC clinton, Sadie A. Stephens. George A.
Schiller, Harry West, Annie Wynne, sophie
Sigel. Elma Winton and others.
| DE kolta is still mt the Eden Musee. lie Is
| making great preparations for the produc-
| tiun OF the illusion, lie Cocoon" In which
he transforms n cocoon into pretty woman.
A number OF young women Will take part
| In this entertainment, IN which tho culture
| and manufacture OF silk will be illustrated.
| AT Roster Bial's the attractions for
next week will include Bonnie Kate Harvey
OF London; cain and Lorenzo trareze per
| iOrmcrs Mamie and Louis Jordan In their
mld-air feats, the Tyrolcan Quartet. Lizzie
| Hail and the burlcsque "Joan OF Arc" car.
mencltn is coming back to the scene of hei
| triumph.
miss iIclyett" seems to take very kindly
TO the standard Theatre, after It's long season
a, the star. The musical comedy Is IA capita
| { h In nj ig chr n Snnt W hnf q
| vlgilant eye and an unerring hand have done
| Tor II. The one hundredth performance o.
the piece In New York, occurs Jan. 20.
| Evans aud Ioey, who nave been during tho
past week successfully presenting "A Parlol
Match at the Grand opera House, Will, or
Monday night, move to liammerstein's Co
lumbus Theatre, Harlem, where they vii
| surely flnd n warm welcome. "A Parlo
Match" is Iarce-comeuy OF very lively
| order.
Al the Madison Square Theatre nothing
| has occurred to break the success o" A Iril
to Chinatown" which is astonishing every
body. AT first there were many who though
| that 1arce-comedy would not go at Thu
house. What mistake! A Trip to China
| Its one hundredth performance Feb. IL.
Fanny Herring will appear in THE Lights
and Shades OF our City :" In Theatre No. l o
Dorls's Eighth Avenue Museum next week. II
Theatre No. = Rice and Barton's "Brign
Lights" comedy company will be seen
Among those 70 appear are the Centin
| Amy merton, fhTkeT-DuTTl
| sketch company, SAMSON and Ross, Mortime
| Collins. Miss May Dunlo and Minnie Sedgwick
| In Theatre No. 3 White comedy compan,
| Will give an entert ainment
The j. Z. Dun opera Company will prcsen
+" The queens Mate lat tho Harlem opera
! House, Monday night. The cast Will includ
Helen Bertram, Bettlna Girard, Minnie d.
Rue, Richard +. Carroll, John Rafael, Henr.
stanley, Joseph Fay, Melville stewart an
| W. II. Clarke. feature OF the performanc
will be the Amazons' march Of the thirt
| act.
| The Imperial Japs will remain Throughout
| next week at liuber's Palace Museum an
| Will present an entirely new series or exhi
| bitions. They have become great favorites a
this house. Baggessen, the human cork
screw: the Clair sisters Amelia hlll, the ia
| dwarf; Barton, the shadowgraphiSt; Cham
berlain, the embroidery king; little Do
| Sonwrll, the favorlte snake-handler OF all tn
| Museums patrons, and several other new an
| attractive features Will be seen next week, Il
addition to an entirely new vaudeville com
pany on the stage.