The evening world., 1893-09-16
OUR THEATRES next WEEK..
Hoyt's Temperance Town" Comes
to the Madison Square.
Continuous Vaudeville Performance
at Union square.

Charles II. Hoyt's latest satire, "A
Temperance Town. will be produced
for the first time in this city Monday
might at the Madison Square Theatre.
MIR. Hoyt in this piece is said to have
espoused the cause of the liquor people.
He tries to Illustrate the injustice of
the workings of the PROHIBITION laws.
The play Is founded upon II rase that
attracted much attention in Vermont
three years ago. "A Temperance Town
Is in four acts, and tn Z scenes are
aid in a Vermont village. The cast will
include Richard j. Dillon, George Rich
ards, Eugene Garfield. w. IL. Currie,
Fl. =. Maggie, George ODER. Madison
Corey. William C%ullington. Harry
Luckstone, Caroline Miskel. Laura
Ayers, Miss Dallas Tyler and Miss
Lulu Tabor.
b. f. Keith's Union Square Theatre
opens with continuous opera inc vaude-
Vile performances Monday at noon.
ship Ahoy!" is the opera. and Melton
Aborn. Clara Thropp. Sadie Cushman,
Hattie Arnold and others will be in the
cast. The company is a permanent one,
organized eight years ago by MIR.
Keith and General Manager Albee. In
the vaudeville part of the show will APP
pea Bryant and Richmond, Bannack
n Adair. William jerome, Prince
kokin. Leonard and Moran. Mile.
Ercahe. DAILY and Devers, the National
Trio, william COPYRIGHT and a dozen
others. The theatre has been retitted
from the front entrance to the dome.
There will be popular" prices.
Marie Wainwright Will be the star at
H1mmerstein's Harlem Opera-House next
week. Her repertoire win be as follows;
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; the
dave ssrl ninSt and aTs sasur rE=you a]fternoon In "es-
mile" and Friday and Saturday nights.
Clyde Fitch's comedy-drama Of New
York life, The Social Ia SWIM. This has
American ! TSes1re, viii have Miss Ade-
iaids Prince late Of DAYS; Miss MAJ
Julia Arthur. Charlotte Tittell and
Walden Ramsay, Monday night. Leon
Ard Beyne viii still play the hero who
continues to be extremely good.
J. x. Murray begins the fourth and
last week Of his engagement in Glen.
that this play will be seen in this city
again for, many months; Murray has
his vocal and dramatic efforts. He is
ably assisted by Miss Clara Lane.
Miss Harriet Vernon, a burlesque art
list, who has a very good reputation ir
London. will make her first appearance
in this country at Roster & Balls new
concert hall Monday night. Another
Mile. Edmee Lescot. described as 3
at enaete%ss sSn%0p inclade re! Torta 1ade'
Versailles" Prof; Hamilton, the Judges
fN,,thoI aud ATat1n 81 lnhn
The Chevalier D%elprade will do a new
''illusion'' at the Eden Musee next week
1t will be called The Lovely Meteor
woman, walking. dancing and revolving
In the air, apparently without any sup
port whatsoever. Mime. Kamochi. tn
6 6sminin med m "a Sin M% wtll z Temnin an al MI r.,
"The Other Man remains at TIL,
Garden Theatre, where It is doing yer!
of this farce, for it contains many move
episodes. Joseph Holland, Miss Hen
rietta Crossman, Thomas Burns. MI
pietrichstein. Margaret Robinson an
organization work very hard indeed. TIL
company is an admirable one.
tombstone Bennett is stiil At the Stand
to Paris soon, and will stay there Tor
long time. This is very sad, but parting
is such sweet sorrow. and time heals a
wounds. Inc last performance OF zane
will be given Saturday evening, Sept
%. Loie Fuller follows the farce wit
her dances. and will continue to do s
until the close Of this engagement.
Liberty Hall will be seen at the En-
rlre Theatre for some time yet. I
fact. 1t will remain there until the stoc
company returns to present David BE
lssco's new play. The Younger Son.
THE Councillors Wife" a delightfr
comedy, by Jerome X. Jerome and EIDE
Phillpotts. was to have followed "Lit
erty Hall" but Mr.. Frohman has DE-
clded to keep the present comedy on tn
boards.
The melodrama known as THE Powe
Of Cold VII be the attraction mex
HoWery. 1t Is full of scenic effects an
realism. and Is very much up to dat
The cast will include Miss Isle Leigh
Miss Mary Timberman. John f. Martin
George Turner. Edgar Forrest. Edwar
people.
I'm Old Kentucky" the bluegrass