The evening world., 1893-09-16

Hay that did so well during the past
e s,sn c. MONDAY stSRis night al the cSoium,
bus Theatre. Harlem. Bettina Girard,
a pleasant young woman. who was seen
At att the st casino. play plays the ae part Of the in;
mounted. and has some thrilling mo
ments.
Theatre next week will include Dan
Collyer and Add Ryman in a sketch
Nellie LEstrangc. Phyllis Allen, imro
Lille Sable. Musical Dale. the Marti-
RRH tH r6 6ro tnS aioa pah ana aai s,ny and NY' Pes.
tingill, n the Cram brothers, in an
act called '.The Midtown Babes
The Rising Generation remains at
the New Park Theatre. It has done ex-
tremely well and it will be q. success.
AS Harry very justly, remarks; "A
comedy That is Intended for me is not
a play that will stand a great deal OF
criticism, from "A dramatic standpoint:
/ have a reputation. be It well, earned
or n o pt sssns r. 81 "rb oe1 Rlsin isn Gssnierati one
has been stricken, out.
Manager Mart Hanley, Of Harr.gan's
Theatre. says thnt Dan Iribn,s n2nss
way" and that the audiences during
the past week have confirmed the fact
that this third play of the Mulligan
gan has a new melodrana that he is
completing, bat. 1t will not be seen
for several weeks yet, as there is no
call for novelty just yet.
At Proctor'S Theatre continuous Naude-
vile is as prosperous as ever; The per,
torrance now begins at II A. NJ, and
ton. The attractions next week will
include John W.. Ransome. Long and
Edwards, Elvira, Roger and Belle Dolan.
Florence Thropp. the Big. -Four, Annie
Suits, O'Brien n Buckley, Charles
Wayne, Katie Nelson. Lola Gherri. Mile.
Anna and others.
next week will be Marie Collins, Cissy
Lind, Kittie Clayton, the Tocchi Broth
ers. the Avolas. Mile. Delmore, Les
Figaros, character duettists from Tien-
Henri. Hanney. from the Casino OF
Copenhagen; Bently and Cameron. Felix
and Claxton, Lille Western and Ferry
At lie Grand Opera-House next week
there will be a spectacular production
called THE Spider and the Fly" that
nights in Chicago. The piece has been
entirely rewritten. 1t contains special
ties of all descriptions, ballets, gorgeous
speetaeniar SI production can scarcely have
a better stage thar that of the Grand
Opera-House.
A promenade concert will be given
evening by the band of the English mill
tary tournament. The organization. in.
cludes my musicians; from the best be-;
known vocalists. The tournament has
proved to be an unqualihed success
"L'Enfant Prologue" the charming
French pantomime, remains at Days
the mountains and the seashore have q
treat in store for them. "L'Enfant Pro
dlgue,'' appeals to all classes. but it has
Of Days Theatre, who have the .repu
%tation, true or otherwise. of a%ppreciatini
a good thing when they see one. ,
At the Academy of Music The Blaci
Crook" is entering upon the close of it,
ments it will be Withdrawn after, mex
SATURDAY. sinrIea vii, nig an to an f;tts Wi5n IT Tbe 6ailf {,
Just a possibility that this programme
: may not be carried out. For those VIII,
, done now as 1t was a year ago.
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Fair g sditio !SI remains b at the b 5T Tmsa
Glover and William Cameron, in thu
second act, has made a hit, and so ha'
; Grsts;dEs n qeT To song n NH r Pit1efemt s En
over" 1.-THE Same old Face and III
: Wore a Worried Look"
Q At Niblo's Garden there Is a condition
s Of undiluted prosperity that must sur
8 prise those managers who affect to be
iieve that the famous old playhouse !
v "A Trip to Mars are doing u phenom
t email business, a statement that can Yer,
easily be verified. There is some talk o
: giving a professional matinee shortly
as actors and actresses are very anXiou
i to see these clever little folks.
S 1.-THE Lions Mouth Henry Guy Carrie
week of its engagement at the Sta
Theatre Monday night. The perform
z ances move along much more smooth.
a now, and the final curtain falls at lO4
Z O'Clock. This is certainly an improve
i Frederick Warde, as Paul di Novarro
are The stars of the performance.
h Sheridan" is-in managerial exuberan
n misunderstanding 'em away" from tn
iyceum Theatre. Mr.. Frohman's, thea
n too small for the accommodation OF tn
crowds who want to see Pau NJ. Pot
ter's clever and artistic play. e. y
Sothern has won new laurels by hi
n is capitally supported, ,
Nat Goodwin remains at the FIT
Avenue Theatre with Augustus Thomas,
e play, entitled I'm Mizzoura.', Mr.. Good
win does excellent work as the brusque
but soft-hearted sheriff of Pike County
Missouri. Few comedians are satisfied I
70 be perpetually funny, and Mr.. Goodwi!
d has long cherished a desire for apathfti
role; He has one that fits him very we
T., A PaImer's Theatre "14a2" is doing a
d we'll and perhaps better than II did dui
ing the first weeks of its run. 1t look
very much as though this burlesau
"a would be another case of "A Trip