The evening world., 1893-11-02
aEHRER ORCHEsTRG's hit.
leasing Programme Given at
Madison Square Garden.
No "Tanqueray" Tor 'Frisco-Nows
of the Stage.

! The Madison square Garuen aHpnl
theatre was bright last night. and peo-
nile went there to hear the Ziehrer Or
chestra, which comes to New YORK
fresh from its triumphs In "Old Vienna
Mt the Worlds Fair. And a very ad-
mirable orchestra 1t proved Itself to be
long before the concert was over. Many
of the connoisseurs present agreed thae
this Austrian band was infinitely pref
erable to the German band that packed
the Garden a few months ago. Herr
C, NJ. Ziehrer himself conducted, and
the programme was a most excellent
one. containing much music that Is emil
nently popular with the masses. one
Of the numbers was composed by Ziehrer
himself, and called THE Dream of an
Austrian Reservist." 1t pleased the au-
dience immensely, for 1t contained many
artistic and agreeable phrases. The
band presented a very attractive picture;
The men wore uniforms OF white ana
blue, well-fitting and pleasant to the
eye. Those who miss, hearing THESE Or
chestral concerts during the week Will
miss a treat.
Manager Daniel Frohman says in spite
of the San Francisco encouragement to
aueray'' will be playe- on the Pacific
coast by the Palmer-Hayman stock com
pany, that Pinero,s plav Is the eS-
dai for America. They have not dis
posed of the rights for San Francisco
or elsewhere, and as long as they re-
other Paula han Mrs. Kendall, no other
Aubrey than Mr.. Kendall. The San
Francisco production of the play by
the Palmer;Hayman stock compan was
announced In several California papers.
Cor, rrinpia tho arch yOllng woman
who has more appearance than voice,
is back from Boston, but stu Lnder en-
gagement to F. z. Rice, who Will Pla Gs
"l492." Miss Tinnie,s description Of the
connubial bliss Of Mae Branson, form
ely io,t the ,n ng-t Srdanic ehs NiPs B fn rna9n, res Is
gently became the bride-blushing, Of
course-of a rich Bostonian named
Wh'cher. oh, her home Is just too
lovely" exclaimed Miss Tinnie. ecstat-
ically. There are fifteen rooms, fur,
nished out of sight. with servants all
over the place. Mae was sewing cur
such a shock that l nearly feel over a
nineteen hundred Limoges vase"
Howard P, Taylor, author Of Maine
and Georgia." says that with the ex-
daughter, the cast OF that play, when
it is produced at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, will be made up of New York
teeGsS or ADAPT adiapter ~ of the Following We.
hemently comprehensive list of plays:
Caprice ~"Infatuation," The. Little
eon."''Lad Ashlsy',' "zopha,"' Little
Puck" Vie "Dimples," and The
Torment"
Mrs. Leslie Carter, fearing the ad-
new play, Heart of Maryland until
March. Til play. It is said, is not yet
theatrical business viii improve with
the coming of the new year.
our Pacific coast critics sit upon us
gently and condemn the record OF
New YorK's last theatrical year. The
tory" says one. does not place the
taste of New York at any conspicuous
height. It is not a proud record for the
Empire City. 1t is not much better
thar San Francisco's record. The blots
upon San Francisco's 'scutcheon in the
failure Of Julia Marlowe and Capt
cess in New York of "A Trip to China
town Inc the Black Crook A city
where Bianche Walsh is approved as 4
rising genius, and an old extravaganza
OF the middle ages has still power tc
pack a large theatre, cannot afford tc
give itself airs
There was a rumor this week tina
gill NllltI, u III ElIlplTt Theatre
had agreed to differ with his man
ager: that he had rendered his resigna
ton and that his successor had beer
appointed. Mr.. Miller, 1t is said, ha.
settled these difficulties and remains a
the Empire.
Nine. Janauschek, Mary Shaw, Maud,
Banks. Emma Field, Isabelle Urauhar
Olive oliver, Kate Davis. Sarah Nc
Vickar, Laura Burt. Mary Timberman
Marion Abbott, Miss Weston, There's,
Vaughn n Bijou Fernandez all appea
in the feminine LAS You Lik IT, per
formance.
1t Is rather funny to read on the FiftI
Avenue Theatre programme of "Shor
Acres that the furniture used in thi
play Is from the warerooms of" So-and
So. and that the bric-a-brac used OF
the stage" Is from Blank. AS a matte
of fact "Shore Acres" calls for no furni
ture other than modest cottage goods
and no ~bric-a-brac except pots and pan
The American Manuscript Association
Is evidently going to fill at least half
dozen long felt ants "All plays sui
mitted." says Its circular, will be care
fully read and criticised By Mr.. julie