The evening world., 1893-12-30

Clarence Holt. G. 2t. Absolute; Albert
, ss5ris I'd p Dayi d Pierre Tralteler, Paulk-
Lucy and Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Malaprop.
"a Country Sport" remains at the
Bilou Theatre with Peter +. Daley, May
Frank r. jackson and Agnes Paul in the
cast. Mr.. Daley Is IA clever and a funny
comedian. and he secures his humorous
eItects without any apparent struggle.
win.
a Spectacular opera comedy play
NIL be seen next week at the Columbus
Carlo" and will be presented by a mum
Der OF bright players, with The we'll
known minstrel comedians, George Will
son and the German Brothers. The piece
stranded in Europe and the efforts at
Monte Carlo to win a little money.
a detective drama called The Pulse OF
New York by Howard p. Taylor, will
Jacobs Theatre. The principal scenes
Will show a railroad effect, n Bowery
dive. a banking office. an East River
pier me Cooper institute at night, and
There Will be some well-liked people in
the cast.
At Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum
r nest week Ssis be splps lep Tlsn Sf ep 1se aaan%r3.
pedal ,Corbett Of Australia" will meet
round contest. Mile, Morello's canine
circus, Capt. j. C. Philips and his Indian
museum, Running Elk and Wanna. a
comedy drama and a vaudeville show
Will be other features.
AT Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum
the coming week will introduce Laloo.
the Hindoo boy; Pauline Mana, the
p wonSsr, Lion n t tamsr; S]lckodem a ns The
Morton sisters n Prof. Horn. The
stage. company will include Al Reeves,
the Nelson sisters, the Emmetts, Nellie
Seymour, Collins and McCabe, Roll and
Burney and others.
In Old Kentucky" has been ~prospering
exceedingly at the Academy of Music
during these holiday times. The lur.d
scenes of the melodrama nave never gone
better. The troupe Of pickaninnies has
some in for a large share of favor. Tn
little colored lads dance very well indeed,
and seem to enjoy themselves. Miss Bet
tina Gerard is as vivacious as ever as
Madge Briefly.
attraction for the coming week in the
shape of the "olla podrida' known as
"Panjandrum," with the vigorous De
W %o1 Hopper and !, , pleasant little b bsn1
c merry week in store for them. The
opera-that Is to say. ola podrida-wil
be given just as deliberately as when a,
the Broadway Theatre.
he view ESouth ptSlhs IL "ttN ~ gil
gagement at the Peoples Theatre. on tn
Bowery,. Monday. This melodrama i
very we'll known to New Workers. 1t ha'
been seen in the heart Of the city. at thu
Broadway and Madison Square theatre!
and at the north end of New York. II
Harlem. The leading roles will again b'
interpreted by Joseph X. Grismer ant
Miss Phoebe Davies.
At Harrigan's Theatre "Old Lavender
may still be seen. To many IT VIII stil
be new. and It is interesting for the rea
son that It displays Harrigan's sterlini
value as an actor. AS a rule, Harrigan'
roles are not very arduous, but in "Olt
Lavender he has n difficult characte
part to interpret, n he does some ad
mirable work. Mrs. Is. o
course, inimitabie.
At the Garden Theatre THE Profes
sor's owe Story" may still be enjoyed
with f. s. Willard as the absent-mindec
Prof. Goodwillie and Miss Marie Bur
roughs as the private secretary. Mr.
Willard has been anxious TO chang tn
bill. but his audiences have been 81
large that he felt bound to continue 9TH,
Professors Love Story" Before h,
leaves New York he will be seen in som,
of his other representations.
America has proved to be a stroni
attraction at the Metropolitan Opera
House during these holidays. The even
ing performances have been we'll at
tended. The comparative lightness O
the matinees is probably due to the fac
that New Workers are not particular ri,
fond of afternoon entertainments. TIL
spectacle is a gorgeous one, II thos
who Ike hat style of thing should no
miss 1t.