The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-16
OUR THEATRES NEXT week.
Hoyt's Temperance Town" Comes
to the Madison Square
Continuous Vaudeville Performance
at Union Square.

for the first time In this city Monday
night at the Madison Square Theatre.
Mr. Hoyt in this piece Is said to have
esporsed the cause OF the liquor people.
He tries to illustrate the injustice of
the workings of the prohibition laws.
The play is founded upon a case that
attracted much attention In Vermont
three years ago "A Temperance Town"
Is in four acts, and tn g scenes are
laid In Il Vermont village. The cast will
include Richard j. Dillon. George Rich
ards, Eugene Garfield. W. II. Currie,
II. +. Maggie, George ODER. Madison
Corey, William Cullington. Harry
blackstone, Caroline Miskel, Laura
Ayers. Miss Dallas Tyler and Miss
Lulu Tabor.
Il. +. Keith's Union Square Theatre
opens with continuous opera and vaude-
Vile performances Monday at noon.
ship Ahoy!" Is the opera, and Melton
Aborn, Clara Thropp, Sadie Cushman,
Hattie Arnold and others will be in the
| organized eight years ago by MIR.
Keith and General Manager Albec. In
the vaudeville part of the show will APP
pear Bryant and Richmond, Bannack
and Adair. William jerome, Prince
kokin. Leonard and Moran, Mile.
Ercahe, DAILY and Devers, the National
Trio, William COPYRIGHT and a dozen
others. The theatre has been rettted
from the front entrance to the dome.
There will be popular prices.
Marie Wainwright will he the star at
Hammerstein's Harlem Opera House next
week; Her repertoire win be as follows:
Nnt 40 Iaxt 49, 49,
popular drama "Frou- Frou;" Thurs
day night and Saturday afternoon, ga
mile" and Friday and Saturday nights.
y yiyde ,,f Fitch chs e9msdy drams Of New
never yet been seen in the metropolis.
American Theatre, will have Miss Ade-
a Eott 'f for sss Sf with RaS T. s 'S Wa lara
and W.. Brown Smith In the places of
Julia, Arthur, Charlotte Tittell and
Walden Ramsay. Monday night. Leon
rides Roquefort. Business at this house
, continues to be extremely good.
j. X. Murray begins the fourth and
dla.LonEh,' at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre Monday night. 1t Is not likely
| that this play will be seen in this city
again for many months; Murray has
Street Theatre audiences have applauded
his vocal and dramatic efforts. He Is
ably assisted by Miss Clara Lane.
Miss Harriet Vernon. a burlesque art
London. will make her first appearance
| in this country at Roster & Balls new
concert hall Monday night. Another
novelty will be the first appearance OF
attractions will include Tortaiada,
Versailles" Prot. Hamilton. the Judges,
Guibal and Maude St. John.
The Chevalier Delprade will do new
.illusion" at the Eden Musee next week
1t will be called The Lovely Meteor.
and VIII show Marietta, Petty yount
In the air, apparently without any sup
port whatsoever. Nine. Kamochi, the
feminine magician: will remain at this
house. and SO will Nine. Zarola and Miss
Adele Purvis Onri.
| The Other Man" remains at the
Garden Theatre, where It is doing very
nicely. The camp scene is the best part
episodes Joseph Holland. Miss Hen
| rietta Crossman, Thomas Burns, Mr.
Dietrichstein. Margaret Robinson and
the other members of Charles Frohman's
organization work very hard indeed. The
company Is an admirable one.
ard Theatre with Jane" She. is going
to- to Paris soen s, and will stay there for
| is such sweet sorrow, and time heals all
| wounds. The last performance Of Jane
Will be given Saturday evening, Sept
her dances. and will continue to do Sc
until the close of this engagement.
Liberty Hail. will be seen at the En-
pire Theatre for some time yet. In
| fact. 1t will remain there until the stock
company returns to present David BE.
lasco's new play, The Younger. Son
Phillpotts. was TO have followed lib,
| erty Hall" but Mr.. Frohman has de-
cided to keep the present comedy on the
The melodramn known as 1.-The Power
OF Gold VIII be the attraction next
| week at the Peoples Theatre on the
Bowery. 1t, Is full Of scenic effects and
7 he cast Will include Miss Lisle Leigh
| Miss Mary Timberman John r. Martin
| George Turner. Edgar Forrest. Edward
J. Heron. and number of other capable
I'm OLD Kentucky, the bluegrass
WEB WEEK at at the PEOPLES. will begin weeks
bus Theatre, Harlem. Bettina Girard
| last season with DiXeys "Adonfs, u
1t ;drd the Casino plays the part of the in;
monPnted and mas some thrilling mo,
rb The ra program oa ne at Tony n.y., Pastors
Coliyer and Add Ryman in a sketch
called The Modern School of Acting;'
Nellie LEstrange, Phyllis Allen, Imro
fox, the conjurer; Conway and Clark.
| Little Sable. Musical Dale. the Mart.-
netti brothers. Dan and Billy Collins.
Mcbride and Goodrich, Haines and Pet
tingill and the Cram brothers in an
! act called "The Midtown Babes"
The Rising Generation remains at
| the New Park Theatre. 1t has done ex-
.Temsly well and 1t will be a, success.
AS Barry very justly remarks: "A
comedy that is intended for me Is not
play that Will stand a great deal OF
criticism, from a dramatic standpoint.
l nave a reputation. be II well earned
or Otherwise, Of being funny" One
has been stricken out.
Manager Mart Hanley, of Harrigan' q
Theatre, says that Dams Tribulatlons"
| continues on its even and prosperous
| way and that the audiences during
| the past week have confirmed the fact
| that this third play of the Mulligan
series Is stu In great demand. Harrl-
gan mas new meiodrama that he ID
completing, but II will not be seen
call for novelty just yet.
| Al iroctors Theatre continuous yaude
| viie IL as prosperous as ever. The per,
| Torrance now begins at II A. NJ. and
lasts until 1870 =. NJ. without interrupt
lion. The attractions next week vii
| include John w. Ransome, Long and
Edwards, Elvira, Roger and Belle Dolan
suits, O,Brien and Buckley. Charles
Wayne. Katie Nelson. Lola Gherri Mile
Anna and others.
The artists at the imperial Music Hal
| next week will be Marie Collins, Cissy
Lind, Kittie Clayton, the Tocchi Broth