The evening world., 1893-12-23
George W. Kline, Waller and Waller,
limbo and Tehi. Mamie Kline. Flora de
Jls and John Hurty

moo ana Tent. Mamie Kline, Flora de
us and John Harry.
- Nellie McHenry.( a comedlcnne who
can cure the most lnveterate case of
~mnile.anrholN. viii be seen at the columbus
Theatre. Harlem, next week. in her pop
ulLr tnrcc-Comcdy. known as "a Might at
the Circus A number OF new features
aii catchy songs viii be- INTRODUCED Miss
FAIRY Booker. J. S"iI'Hp Il. 'HItrHaiRTurWy," n"Sb~r.i
Watson. Jusrphinr tenton, n" lie witt
sister, Beatrice. Hamilton ana others.
"rh" prodigll Daughter after 4 run
of several months ut the American Thea
ire. Will begin Il weeks engagement at
llammcrstciu's Harlem Oprra-liuusr
Monday. 1t will he gwen with the same
MIR. Hammrrstein has some splendid at
fractions for this house. amuns them he
Wolf hoprer, T. w. Willard, T. II.
Sothern, the kendais and the noionilns;
enter upon the third week Of its engage
nlent at the Firth Avenue Theatre. Mon
day. Regular "Wednesday matiners are
To be. given during the remainder Of Miss
togh,an's season at this house. The play
has been well received in spite of some
severe criticism. Miss Coghlln rs Mrs.
splendid force.
"a Flag of Truce William uaworth's
play, will be nest weeks attraction at
IL. K. Jacobs Theatre. 1t Is the melo-
drama with the realistic quarry scene.
and 1t has many thrilling moments. In
The cast viii he Wiltiam Haworth.
Adolph l%.estina, John Woodland. John Il.
Maher. Henry IIanscomb. Joseph Val
der. Alice Endres. curdie Davega, Josie
bacon and little Ethel Black.
America" will be a great attraction
for the holidays, and the children will
have a great time at the Metropolitan.
Beginning with the Christmas matinee
and at all subsequent matinccs. children
under sixteen will be given reserved
accompanied by parents or guardian.
america" Is one of the most elaborate
'p..ctaGISs New York has sccni
one hundredth performance. at the Mad.
ison Square Theatre last might. when sou,
venirsi in the shape of handsome clocks
drawn in "A fortnight. ON Jan. s thers
will be a revival of "A Texas Stee'N
one of the best plays Hoyt ever wrc
and thcn, will follow a revival of -
There will he an interesting perform
ance In the Worlds Fair Exhibition a
the Grand Central Palace next week. II
the Cairo Theatre. the five harrison sis,
ters will make their appearance, witt
Farida and other far-Fastern dancers
Thu East Indian Village and the java
, and Innes's Band will give "A series o
concerts.
"Shorc Acres James A. Herne's de
+. ligltful rlay, will begin an eng ,gement a
; a ans t "''S 9pport"nitY of pay APPEALING "a" t'
critical New Workers. IT is a long TIM
, since ANYTHING so dainty and pathetic
, has been presented in this metropolis
; Mr.. Hcrne deserves success, and he vii
: probably get it.
Academy of Music. where it will un
!, doubtedly capture the holiday crowds
: and there Is plenty of room for them IL
: ma;oa P Ri ma plnyh smisna,a,y the eu, se nnon ,b'
stage. and the various breezy episode
would fill at least half a dozen ordinar,
!, melodramas: The troup OF pickaninnie
!. The managers of the exhibition of Tor
: ture Instruments. in West T~wenty-thir,
! street, near sixth avenue: have set asid
{ clergy. The exhibition is somewha
l gruesome. but historically 1t is very in
teresting. Lectures are given Afternoon
: and evening. and the strange instru
ments. designed by tiendish humanity
5 Hagenbock's Trained Animals renal,
: at Tattersalrs. and the demand for seat
E during Christmas week is very large
= The performance is certainly unlike any
! thing that has been seen in this city be
! fore. A large number Of schools hav
week. When the amphitheatre is full tn
: scene is really a remarkable one: \,
e Worlds Fair will be seen in the mai
: cirio hall OF Huber's Fourteenth Stree
r Museum next week. Pauline Hanna, tn
= pretty iaTlSlan beast tanner, VIII ma
n her first appearance at this house an
!. enter the cage of four Nubian lions. TIL
[ entertainment in the theatre will h
h given by the popular Georgian Minstre,
and a vaudeville ompany.
"Lachende Erben" Laughing Heirs.
[ comic opera that has met with much sue
: cess in Berlin and Vienna, will be pro
; duced for the first time at the. Irwin
g Place Theatre Monday night by the Con
T d-FerenCZy comic opera compan
s The principal roles will be sung by tn
Z vivacious Lucie Nerdier and Carl Schulz
/, The Tenderloin Clubs entertainmen
e will take place at the Park Theatre tC
morrow night, Those who are positivel
to appear are Sandow. Della Fox, .Jenni
Yeamans, Kate Davis. Raymon Moore
J. Aldrich L.ibbev. william and Charlie
, Jerome. Belle Black. Sam RYAN. Mix
Kelly, Sig. Boretti. Georgia Brighton an
$ the Swedish Quartet.