The evening world., 1893-12-02
OUR THEATRES NEXT Week.
Henry Irving's Grand Production
Of Henry VIII.
NINE. Nelbn's Debut in Lucia di
Lammermoor."

Al Abbcy's Theatre Mr.. Irving will
make another important production Mon.
Jay night. II will be Henry WILL
shakespeare's play, in which Irving has
never yet heen SEGA in this city. He
vii, MAY the part OF Cardinal Wolsey.
end Miss Ellen Terry that of Queen
Katharine OF Aragon. William Terrisa
vii, aprear as Bluff King Hal. Next
Saturday night 1.-THE Lyons Mali will
he played, with Irving as Lesurques and
Dubosc.
At the Metropolitan Opera-House Mon
day night Nine. Melba will make her
first appearance in this country In
lucia di Lamnermoor," and 1t Is con-
ricntly expected that she will make a
sensation. she will also appear in
Hamlet" Wednesday night. Friday
night Romeo ct Juliette" will be sung
in French. and at the Saturday matinee
"Philemon and Baucis'' and "Caval-
leria Rusticana" will be presented.
Tomorrow night there will be a popular
concert.
lmrc Kiralfy's grand spectacle,
America" that ran in Chicago during
the Worlds Fair, will be seen in New
York at the Metropolitan Opera-House
Tuesday night. 1t will also be presented
Thursday and Saturday nights, and
Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
There will be a chorus of one undred
voices, three ballets and two grand
triumphal. pagednts, including more than
At ii. Il. Jacobs Theatre next week
there will be a melodrama called The
Opcrator,' In which the leading roles are
rtIlNpI nv twin hrn.hprs \tilliun and
willard Newell, who look so sturtiingly
alike that II is difficult to tell one from
the other. The play is said to be in
Introduction U: specialties in songs,
dances anu instrumental music.
The ?rincess Nicotine" remains at
Miss Lillian Russell is once more com
iortably established In the theatre where
she won her first triumphs. She sings
very well indeed in this newest comic
assigned to her. The Princess Nico-
tine is charmlngly put upon the stage
and is not cast into the shade by any
previous production.
Maine and Georgia" the war play
that ends its career at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre tonight. begins a weeks
Monday night. 1t will be presented with
all tine elaborate scenery brought from
San Francisco. The most striking fea-
The leading role and plays 1t very well.
The Three Guardsmen." with AleXan-
der Salvini as the dashing D'Artagnan,
will. be continued at the Star Theatre
during the coming week. There have
been good audiences, and young Salvini
IS undoubtedly making his way to popu-
larity. He has much to learn yet-the
art of moderation and the knack of re-
tlnement, but In the mean time he APP
peals to many people.
James A. Herne ends his present sea
son Mt tho Iifth Avppllp Theatre next
Saturday night. This also brings r.. NJ.
Fields management of Mr.. Herne to a
close es,o Mr. Miner ta aea assumes ut u ihe c cSntr of
Miss Coghlan's season at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Theatre Mr.. Herne returns to that
theatre, n remains there for an in
The Power. of Gold, will be next
weeks attraction at the Fourteenth
som. Edward j.. Heron, George, Martin,
William Lewis, Frank Howe and others.
The scenery will be very handsome.
Madhouse in London, st. Paurs Cathe-
dral n st. Hilda's Founding Asylum.
The features Of the progrsmme w AZ
he Lille Langtree, Mile. Duc!erc, J. ".
Miss 'Fiorrie West. Little sable, Alice
conway and Ed Clark Erank e, ME- ME-
rum the Sankey brothers, contortion-
lists; and Morton and Revelle.. in a
sketch called "Pickings from Puck"
Americans Abroad" will be played at
lIammerstein's Harlem Opera-Housc
next week. In the cast will be }: IL.
Iiilmour, j. b. Polk, George Alison.
Frederic Conger, owen Fawoett, John
Findlay, Vaughan Chaser, Maud Harri-
son. Gertrude Rivers, Helen kinnaird,
Jane Lottman, Louise Murray, Una Abel
and Hope Booth. The play will have the
original Lyceum settings.
An American Duchess may still be
seen at the Lyceum Theatre, where 1t
gives all the members of Daniel Froh-
mans stock company an opportunity to
appear-if nothing else. Herbert Kelley,
W. j.. lie Moyne, Georgia Cayvan, Bessie
1'yree, Fritz Williams, Il. j. Ratclife,
Mrs. Whiffen and all the other favorites
OF this splendid organization are all able
to utter bright and entertaining
Francis Wilson will soon Withdraw
"Erminie' and all it's splendid acces-
sories from the Broadway Theatre. The
tenth and last week but one will he en-
tered upon Monday night. The success
OF this revival has ustonished many, yet
It Is not extraordinary, for the produc-
ton Is far better than the original one,
that Wilson made his first hit.
Preparations are already being made
for the Gel ebration of the one hundredth
ut the Madison Square Theatre, although
that event is still far off. The souvenir
on that occasion will be a very costly