The evening world., 1893-12-02

affair, and Mr.. 1Ioyt, It Is said. ia anx.
ieus TO surpass his previous efforts ir
,tnmre souvenir llne. The attendance dur,
y .hundrcdth performance o,
Chariey's Aunt" at the standard Thea.
,rG VII take place Dec. 26. The proba
rpnostts y mat thn farce viii run for the
best piece al its kind that New YORK
nas seen, aud there Is just Il chance thai
y may pc given. at another theatre i'm
ME cit! Is Wen as at the Standard,
nrcnt. ""uSu''
William Fnyersham has returned 70
IN" G E of "rhc rounciior's Wife" At
f for nrHi'FG Ihratrr TIE fifth per;
fhen Phillipotts delightful Iittlr ,iay
WI 9cguf pee. -. when souvenirs viii
oG distributed. The Play. is pretty
son, but the company are already re-
hearsing sydney Grundy's latts, effort,
Sowing the Wind '
IN nid Ksntucly, remains Mt the
atre at both the Thanksgiving perform
anceS. and the seats had been bought
several days earlier. 1t Is lust the sort
OF n play that calls for 4 large advance
sale. 8" that this Thanksgiving record
Is interesting. In old kentucky viii
probably remain at the Academy until
The new year has started,
l mere, We're three 'lt2' matineeS at
Palmer's Theatre during the past week,
and they were all well p]atronI3ed. This
eXtravaganza has had a very merry ca
reer In the metropolis. and It's W hun
dredth performance is set for Jan %. 1t
is a bright, c,Cdn variety show, without
a duh moment. There is no time for
thinking and very few opportunities for
criticism.
at the Garden Theatre. and 1t will re-.
main Nhere until further notice. 1t VAS
withdi from the star Theatre when
Il was the talk of the town, as Mr..
willard was unfortunately unable to
produce it there at the beginning OF
his season: 1t is admirably acted at the
Garden theatre, n Mr.. Willard has
never played a more quantity. sympa-
thetic part than that of Prof. Good
"The Algerian has several weeks
longer to run at DAYS Theatre, which
seems to rave adapted itself very pleas
antly to the uses OF comic opera. Miss
Tempest still sings the role of Celeste.
and she no longer absents herself from
the cast. as she used to do At the Casino.
She is IA thorough little artist, and makes
n great lea of her rathcr colorlesS roll"
In "The Algerian"
The last we weeks OF Evans and
ttoey's nngaBement In "A Pario" Iatrn
at the Bijou Theatre. will begin Monday
series of popular concerts will be begun
at this house. ANON; the artists will be
Alice Shaw, Ida Mule. John G. Rice and
Sallie Cohen, Mark Murphy Master
Thropp and Il number Of others.
At the Imperial Music Hall next week
the contributors to the programme VIII
he the bond o!menH, Mile. Sabei, the
Myers. John and Edna Iidocq, Fanny
Everett, Lev Hawkins. James. LoWery
and Nellie Hawiey, Flora Mitchell; John
and Harry Dillon and Ruby Marion.
''N', ht,-lpGntpg ga led 1.-THE CIV Gun
ut Midnight and "A Tempting Town,
will he presented.
The Union Square Theatre has a great
attraction for next week in the Lars
Larsen family Of acrobats. They come
from Denmark, and do some very SEN
satlonal balancing and horizontal bar
work. They We're imported by John u.
Hopkins. of the Transoceanics. and he
has lent" them to Manager Keith. The
rest of the programme will be full OF
interesting features. .
The Woollsn Stocking" remains at At
splendid working order. Mr.. Harriern,
by frequent rehearsals. manages to main
tain his high order of acting: None of
l~iarrigan's, people ever get sl0.enly or
Manager Hanley says that the season
so far is far away ahead of last season:
and he is the one to know.
At Proc;or's Theatre next week the
variety artists will be- Carroll Johnson,
Brothers, Ella Wesner. Prof. tharles
White, The Ty Esils, 4 mi hichtsr' ,,th
Jams, the Boen brothers. Ford and
Francis, the Dacomas. Gilmore and Fer
nandeZ Reagan and Ryan, Katharine
Boher and Clifford Leigh and others.
Sport McAilister'' will be the play
at The Columbus Theatre next week.
1t belongs to the ranks of farcc-comedy.
and has as its star Robert Gaylor.
Sport McAllister" met with much sue
cess at the Bijou Theatre W seasons
ago. II was there for fifty nights. Mr..
Gaylor's supporting company Will be a
very 5000 one ana All the iatest taIs
Olaf" enters upon the last week of
its engagement at Niblo's Garden Mon
day night. II will then have had Il run
OF five weeks, which IL quite unusual
for Il legitimate drama at a downtown
theatre. The houses have been very
Olaf" will make plenty OF money for
the Rosenfeld Brothers ON the road. 1t
is Il capital play.
Al Roster Il Bial'S concert hall next