The evening world., 1893-12-16

to be quite as funny as Ever So Far
There. will be a revival of ship Alloy"
with Milton Aborn and Ethel Vincent in
the cast. The "vaudevllier." will be the
amoYs Clipper Quartet. John G, Riee
ana I'M Sally Cohen; Bessie Gilbars' W Giasi
brothers, Sam Dearin, the Brilliant Quar-;
tet, Burns. and Donnelly. Bogart and
o,Rrlen and otlers.
Struggle OF Life viii hold the stage
Of the Peoples Theatre next week. The
pictorial embellishments OF this play
exterior Of st. Patrick's Cathedral, Rut-
gers slip In a snowstorm, with a view
Of the shipping on the East River, and
a typical dive or dance hall In Water
Edwin Arden. in THE Eagles Nest"
New Park Theatre; This is the play
ated for 80 lcng. He tried to get away
from 1t once, but 1t stuck to him. Dur
Ing. the performance there Will be a spe
cial feature In the shape of an encounter
Jim Hall and Steve ODonneii.
co Miss Bessie B Bs I'M IN her he farce nsx;
weeks offering at the Columbus Theatre,
Harlem. Minnie Thurgate, the dancing
wonder" Sig. Borelli. the noted musi-
eian;" the Adams sisters, seeley and
'Hlt NHutlt JtIOIIlt, NNllldII JtIOIIlt,
John Mulholllnd, George 81, slc and
Miss Annette Zelna will be in the cast.
A handsome little clolk arranged SO
e thnt IT lis snn S win rf be E prsse aG 'e so EVERY BY
Town. at the Madison Square, Theatre
Thursday night. when the one hundreth
clock will be a picture of the genial
d%runkard." Mink Jones, trying to get
into sTh his h sGSss at a. De Nj koven aud Nc
Donough's comic. opera will remain at
Hammerstein's. Harlem Opera : House
next week Miss Marie Tempest sings
at every performance like a sensible
little woman. The next attraction at
this popular Harlem playhouse will be
there at the Christmas matinee.
Tony Pastors will have a very en-
joyable entertainment at his theatre
neIt week; He announces John w.
Nellie Mccarthy. Miss Phyllis Allen. in
American blllads:' Miles and Ireland,
T, Benton Hughes, Thomas G. and Title
Scott and Tony Pastor himself.
The poetic, Mr.. E. D., Price. Of Palmer's
Theatre. writes AS follows: "li,2' IN it's
frost flakes under the Winter sunbeams.
There are new features, including Car
roll and Gregory, grotesque dancers;
prano." The two hundredth performance
will occur Jan. %, when the souvenirs
Will be bronze statuettes of Theresa
"The Professors Love Story" J. M.
Barrie's delightful connect. remains at
the Garden Theatre, with l. S. Willard
as that amusing person. Prof. Goodwillie.
secretary. Those who have seen Willard
in such plays as Judah" and THE Mid
d.eman." should not fail to see him as
the Professor. In which part he does dis
AN American Duchess will be with
drawn from the Lyceum Theatre after
Wednesday night and on Thursday,
p of PnSl ps nj Potaer.s fo new sae p%iay. So1r
Country Cousins" Pinero's dainty little
work, ''Sweet Lavender. will be revived.
Sweet Lavender was first presented at
this house a few y Ears ago. 1t Is a pleas
ant, poetic little comedy.
At the Irving Place Theatre next week
there will be grand opera. Leoncavallo's
called "Mateo F~alconi,' will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city.
sica. Heinrich Zollner was the prize
winner of the Columbus cantata, and Is
the conductor Of the Liederkranz Singing
Se The ystrolers. formerly known as the
possession of the Broadway Theatre
Monday night. and present there for one
week, the burlesdue "Ivanhoe Up to
Of jolly boys. rollicking through n must
cal extravaganza will not regret a visit
to the broadway. The strollers are
At the Academy OF Music G. T. Daz-
ey's very melodramatic melodrama, In
Old Kentucky" may still be seen. It
hnlila Vg The malnlra ma iS certainly a
very thrilling affair, and every sensation
known to the patrons of this form Of
entertainment is introduced. Miss Bet
Danko Gabor's Hungarian Band is. al
ter all. the prime attraction at the Eden
Musee. Selections from Rossini. Wald,
sp!endidiy Interpreted during the past
week. Martha George, or the German
nightingale" has made an excellent i'm
preston, and Mile, Tortatada. intro
first and second appearances.
Tocci, the two-headed boy, will remain
at Huber's Museum during the coming
the original Esquimaux village from the
Midway Plaisance. Chicago. The vaude-
vile programme will include Grimes,
Morton and Mason, A. o: Babel. Collins
number Of others.
ably at the Metropolitan operseHouse,
III WHICH ltS IIluHN RlOTltS dTt ulSpidytu
most adv%antageously. The spectacle Is
well worth seeing; in fact, New York
has seldom seen such an array of splen-
doris. The specialties that are introduced
are particularly good. especially the Jug
Cling of the elder Schaffer.
Miss Maud Lancaster. the exponent
Of thought transfer" will make her first
public appearance at the Casino to-
morrow night. AT the Broadway John
Philip sousa and his band Will give
the first of his concerts this season. He
will play his "Last Days Of Pompeii',
and his new march: The Liberty Bell
A benefit for W. S. Mullaly will take
place at the New Park Theatre to-
morrow night.
The exhibition of torture Instruments,
at Twcnty-third street and Sixth ave-
nue.. may still be seen. Crowds OF
curious people nave GaZed at this col
lection during the past week.
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.
IA, II. IT.