The evening world., 1893-11-25

gulsh the Fifth. Avenue Theatre to Miss
tese CoBhlan In two weeks. Every ef-
Lort was made to secure a longer stay
ffor u, but Miss Coghlan naturally re-
Soghlan's engagement Shore Acres"
VIII return for IN Indefinite run. Ii has
captured the fancy of New York, as II
rlchly deserved to do.
Al PrOctor's Theatre next week the
attractions Will be the Dacomas. Camp
bell and Evans. Mile. Gnrretta, the Lin
ton brothers. Elain Gryce, Campbell and
fs Ritty s,n,h ,nG Allen sisters Billy Garter
BlaEely sisters, Alfredo, Aida Wooiicott,
O'l3rien and Collins, Mile Give, Parker
and Retardo; Mile. Emma. Harry Wins
- "philemon and Baucis," and king
manns Theatre; Both operas have been
very well received, and Miss Eleanor
Mayo. in the latter, has made a distinct
hit Miss Mayo has II very nice voice,
and she in n lovely young woman to
look loo at; The double bin at Herrmann's
house should at last have success.
The three la Pnurta sisters viii head
the PHI at tho Imperial Music Ha; next
week. They are Hungarians and are
great fatrritcs at the European music
nails, Other attractions will be the
heautcous Omene in an 'odalisaue
dancc." Nile. Sabel, the Mexican Zamora
family. the Reeve sisters, African Dell:
"''A aihS is'ib anu AeOs" uiih
the Alhons.
The Tortaiadn troupe Of Spanish dan
GERS VIII he seen during the coming week
at the Eden Musee. Lola Yberri. the
and so do Alice Delmore, the serpentine
dancer and Mile. Ottillic, the French
dancer. dancer Mile. Iaida, the Hungarian
! Gorilla and the Woman will be other
features worthy OF notice.
Iiallen and Hart in The Idea" will he
at the Grand Opera-House next week.
The cast will include J; Aldrich Libbey,
| who Is to sing brand-new song by G.
y. HIamlin called our Last Waltz"
Moiiie Fuller Al Wilson, Margaret La
Charles ii. Lawlor: Carrie De Mar,
Edith Murray and Jennie Grovini.
-. Evans and Hoey remain at the Bijou
! Theatre in "a Parlor Match" The re-
yiyal is meeting with much success. and
! "a Parlor Match" has certainly by no
means exhausted its extraordinary vi
tality. Hoey,s. singing of the comic
They All Take After Me-" Is much
appreciated. and the farce Is full of en-.
tertaining specialties.
Maine and Georgia seems to please
| the patrons of the Fourteenth Street
| Theatre; and J.. Stockwell. personally
has made a distinct hit. The battle scene
! 3 Of course the strong point Of the play
/ Il Is most picturesqucy shown, and is
!
| Several theatre parties of military and
veteran soldiers arc booked for the com
| ing week.
De Kovcn and MacDonough's comedy.
opera. The Algerian" will be presentee,a
At Days Theatre next week. This viii
be the first time that comic opera has
ever been sung upon the stage Of Au
BrSWne BqSn frSm s the EsSH0HTSS ssyeH TSea,rc, Ion
don. is a recent addition to the cast
He will be seen in the role Of Marquart
replacing \. VI. Wagner.
The Harlem OperaHouse will have :
high-class vaudeville company next week
The attractions will he Hammerstein':
ono-act opera, The Koh-i-noor;' Cuba
nedy. the vcntriloquist: an Arabian aero
batic troupe Ada Reeve. the clever littl'
English singer from Roster & Biafs
'sTTs fns saTEHs lana Of The he 'Sf Midnight f sun vii
he the nlay at the Columbus Theatre
Harlem. next week. 1t is said to be partl!
adapted from nall Gaines novel Ih'
Bondman." and the scenery will be VERY
elaborate There will be pictures of mid
winter on the coast of Iceland Il tenn
pest scene on the coast of South Caro-
lima and q representation OF the priso'
There will he nine performances Q
"l492" at Palmer's Theatre next week
matinees being announced for Wednes
iay Thursday and Saturday. TIL
! Wednesday matinee is given. 1t Is said
for the benefit of ladies and children
from the suburbs. and the Thursda!
matinee will be in honor Of Thanksgiv
ing. The burlesquc is still as vital a
ever.
"Charley's Aunt" one of the best farce
New York has seen. remains at N
Standard Theatre. where 1t will probabl
stay for the rest of the season. This
a fastdious age. and New York has ha
farces Of all sorts. sizes and descriptions
but "Charley's Aunt" appeals TO laughter
seekers irresistibly. for it is not run upol
tiresome and conventional lines.
The repertoire at the Irving Place Thea
tire next week will be as follows: Mon
day, "l-nsere Frauen: Tuesday and a
the Saturday matinee and evening per
formances, Won Moser's comedy "krieg In
Fueden," that has not yet been seel
here: Wednesday, Der Lebemann:
Thursday, Fallen Angels" and Friday
; "Heinrich Heine," preceded by one-ac
comedletta.
The Madison Square Theatre was close
last night as a mark of respect TO tn
memory of the late Charles W.. Thomas
Manager HoytS partner. The house re
opens this afternoon with the merry per
Torrance OF "A Temperance Town. Thi
play continues to interest theatre-goers
, 1t is unlike the usual Hoyt offering, an
IL has many points OF merit.
Harriet Vernon begins the last wee