The evening world., 1893-12-30

farce. will be revived after the with.
drawali Of "a Temperance Town." and
nis WIN BE- followed by "A Trip to
The Princess Nicotine ia doing very
nicely. at the Casino and next Friday
VIII be souvenir night. The souvenir
VIII be a handsome album containing
pictures OF Miss Russell In her various
the Casino New Years Day. as the
prima donna does not feel that she can
DO herself Justice with more than one
matinee In a week.
s]u %Ths Pirates ta .c of Penzance," Gilber, and
sung next week at q. F. Keith's Union
Square Theatre. The vaudeville part OF
me programme will have as contributors
a. Q. Duncan. the Murray brothers,
irwin, the De ' Bpohens I and s Giliett. S tie
Brilliant Quartet and Al Grant.
prepared for the coming week at the
worlds Fair Exposition in the Grand
Central Palace. Tomorrow night the
hirsn Il Llb , E BEL Ben viii nnounc the
national rope. contributed by over sew
enty nations" Innes's Thirteenth Reg
iment Band will discourse appropriate
music. Daily concerts are given at the
Grand Central Palace.
"Hamminstein in Distress will again
be seen at the. Imperial Music Hall next
week. Miss Marie Stuart has made a
hit in the company. presenting the bur
the Sa Vans, Oracle and Reynolds, Max
Pettingill, Mcbride and Flynn, the
Hats, musical eccentrics: John w.
Myers. the three La Pousta sisters and
There will be a Monday and Saturday
matinee performance of "The Voyage OF
Suzette" at the American Theatre next
week. Many of the crude features in
taken, have been eliminated. and the
action of the piece Is much quicker at
present; The excellent cast includes
Sternroyd, Eunice Vance and j. w
Robin Hood will be sung at the
Broadway Theatre for the. last times
during resns the me coming nnm,s week. r for Clay NM M;
comic opera. '"The Maid Of Plymouth
Is all ready for presentation by the Bos.
onlan This company Is in splendid
condition., with the admirable artists
Barnabee. Margaret Reed and Bertha
Waltinger. rt
"Chariey's AUNT will have three matt.
nees at the Standard Theatre during the
Saturday. and the end is by no means
yet. The farce will probably be as sue.
cessful here as 1t is abroad, where the
author confidently expects that 1t will
run during the remainder of his natural
life. The piece Is one Of the best laugh.
ter-producers Of the season.
Shore Acres Is now appealing to the
patrons Of Days Theatre. and 1t looks
as though the appeal would not be in
vain. There is some talk of MIR. Herne's
kim his play to London and appearing
at Henry 1rving's Lyceum Theatre, but
at present this scheme is simply talk.
Shore Acres should do well anywhere
for 1t Is written in the international Ian
guage of the heart.
The l.iliputians will begin the last
week OF their engagement at NihIo'f
Pupil in Magic which has not been
seen here for two years. This was the
piece in which these merry little people
first met with American favor. At the
matinees every adult will be entitled to
tai one child into the theatre. This
was the rule last week. and 1t proved tc
be very popular.
Hagenbeck's trained animals at Tat.
tersalIs are still attracting considerable
attention. Says Manager Hamilton: THE
lions have become thoroughly up in the.i
parts now. and they go through theil
acts with a dash never seen before
At times they are inclined to sulk an6
show their sayagery. but they are quick.
ly oyereome by the trainers who are
Tony Pastor for the coming
week at his theatre. Miss Helene Mora
the feminine baritone; Miss Juniori Va
lares, John W. Kelly, Lucien and Arch.
and Lauraine, Gus .Meehan and Anni'
Raymond, John n Nellie Mccarthy
Frank Davis and Lizzie Gerome In 9TH
Baseball Umpire" and Tony Ryan.
At Palmer's Theatre, "1492" holds It
own as persistently as ever. While tn
burlesque in It's present form does no
seem to require any special new fea
lures, there are constant Interpolation
of song and jest to add to its infinitl
variety There will be nine perform
ances during the coming week. In spit
of "1492's'' long run. none Of the artists
shows the least sign Of fatigue.
1.-The Hustler will be the attraction
at the Grand Opera-House next week
The company will be headed by John Ker
nell, one of the funniest Irish come
dams, and 1t will include Mollie Thomp
son, the sensational dancer;' Gus Mills
a clever female impersonator, and Jane
b. Smith, an exponent OF the genial typ
known slangily as "loafer."
Miss Rose Coghlan's engagement a
the Fifth Avenue Theatre will end Sat
urday night, Jan. q. She will presen
nothing but Oscar Wilde's play. -
Woman of NJ Importance" and shoul'
be seen as a curiosity, If for no othe
reason. This performance seems to b
a special favorite for theatre-parties
which car be detected at the FIT
Avenue every night. .
!, Mrs. John Drew will revive "Th
: Rivals at the Fourteenth Street The
I atre next week. The cast will be a
! follows: Sidney, Drew, Bob Acres Mrs
!, sidney Drew, Lydia Languish; Georg
) Osborn. Sir Anthony Absolute; Charlie