The evening world., 1893-06-17

two weeks. and she will be missed. The
new cooling appariatus at this house has
given complete satisfaction.
Vanderlip and Adair have been en-
den. Miss .Adair is a very pretty girl,
with considerable grace The acrobatic
Rixfords, who have lust returned from
pearance at the Roof Garden Monday
night. The other artists will be Bag
gesen, the human corkscrew;" Fri.
Horace Randall. Frank Iswton and the
Muhlemanns.
The throwing open OF the Madison
den and tower to the public for the price
of one admission has proved very sue
cessful. The scheme went into operation
Tuesday. and the result has been large
Increase in the attendance on the Seidl
concerts. These were really good enough
to have stood without any such Induce
ment. The policy of the management Is.
howeysr I.nSnr wise one Their T,I be an an
morrow night.
Nine Adele Pnrvis Onri remains nt the
Eden Musee, where she docs serpcntine
dance on n globe and some very clever
work on a slack wire. NJ. Delpradc, the
Parisian illusionist, is nlso there with II
number OF new fents. Lizzie Derious
Da sings NJ new songs rXery
derful mindreading work. They have
become quite an Institution at this house.
Danko Gabor,s concerts are always de-
Lew bockstader remains next week at
Proctors Theatre, where his old-time
popularity has been renewed. He Is as
funny as ever. Other features OF the
Wade and Mack. in "The Two Million
aires" st. Maur ard Gardner, Dobson
and Reynolds, Murphy and Mack, the
| Midgleys, james II. Adams, the Whitney
brothers, Al Luben, the Quinns and Mas.
ter Winfred Young, the silver-tongued
cherub,". who will sing every morning at
IL o'clock.
Hamilton and Giynn viii be the new.
comers at the Casino Roof Garden next
week. Irewey. the shadowgraphlst
,, vn'snT @ean nnd 'hf In ys ts.
.Xdonis ".s runs PLEASANTLY along. and the
10th performance. will take place Tues
day aight. & sandow' the sucnrSS,rm strong man; D.
Mr.. Barton, has captured tho attention
OF ali classes"
"A Trip to Cninatown.,., will reach Its
h at hs nsh Mnds1 ,sas
ShaSSTinF f nns Ssen paSsd s9ntina
ously during e'hhty-hye weeks tho run
nees and y extra natinees. There VIII
be souvenirs. md the management natu-
rally feels proc Of this fnrce,s achieve; re-
| ment. 'Ine lack lTOoh WIS pihy Nu
476 times at N!hlos: Hazel Kirke." 4ss
times Mt the Madison Square; Humpty
Dumpty. tS3 times at the Olympic, and
"Adonis'' 6o3 times at the Bi!ou.
| ''The Girl I Lcrt Behind Me" ends Its
long and prosperous run at the Empire
Theatre next Saturday night. II has en-
dured for n greater length Of time thar
even the sarguine management
dared to hope. and the success OF this
thoroughly American play has been very
gratifying to native playwrights. 'The
Girl i Left Behind Me" is also meeting
| with success ut the Schiller Theatre ir
Chicago, and Manager Frohman hai
| extended Its engagement in that city.
| The big spectacle at EldOrado- on the.
Palisades Ia to be thrown open to the
public tonight, and Bolossy Kiralfy hai
| made great efforts to give q thoroughly
enjoyable performance. The grand bal.
lets are to be particularly picturesque
and the electrical effects used in the de
struction OF Jerusalem have been the re.
suit of considerable thought: The band
will be directed by w. W. Lowitz, and
there will be afternoon and evening
concerts.
The Summer season at Hubers Palace
Museum viii begin Monday. Among
strong woman, who is said to lift g
pounds, and to daily with flfty-six-
pound dumbbells as though they were
lambs. The New York Novelty Com
pany will give a vaudeville performance
| The artists will he Maddens, Powers and
| Weston. Ward and Brown. Fred Piper
| Tiny Graf and Mazziotti.
| THE Prodigul Daughter" 10 doing a.