The evening world., 1893-12-16
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Harrigan and Company in a Re-
vival of ".Old Lavender"
Nordf ca in "Lcs Hugucnots" at the
Metropolitan.

tertaining play was first produced in
this city, and there are many to whom
II will be a novelty. The songs by Dave
Braham to be introduced are The Jolly
Old Soul When the Clock in the
Tower Strikes Twelve" please to Put
That Down" Extra Z! Extra - Love.
Love, Sweetest Love" "Poverty's Tears
Ebb and Flow" and Get Up Jack. John
Sit Down" Mrs. Yeamans, John Wild.
Joseph Sparks. Harry Fisher. Emma
Pollock. Dan Burke, Richard Quiiter,
James Il. Radcliffe and the other favor
ties of this company will appear.
The American Theatre will be dark
next week until Saturday night. when
The. Voyage of Suzettc' Will he pro
duced there FOR the first time n this city.
vices of two hundrcd and fifty people
will be enlisted. An admirable cast has
e eSsn ses snS,e By X, Munger N FEemSh; w 1t IT.
croft. Harry Davenport, Eunice Vance,
Maxine Elliott, :; "; Piggott; vincent cent
Erol-Boyd. The play will be. produced
under he stage direction of Richard
Barker.
At the Metropolitan Opera-House Mon
day night " Les H~uguenots' will be sung
for the first time this season by Mime.
Noriica. Nine. scalchi. Mile. sigrid Ar
noldson, Edouafd de ResZke. LassalIe,
Ancona. Vaschetti, Viviani and Jean de
Reszke. Wednesday night Mile. Calve
Will appear in Carmen" with Nine.
Emma Eamcs, Lassalle, and Jean de
"Cavaileria Rusticana'' and 'Pagliacci"
FRIDAY night, and at the Saturday mat
lnee Romeo ct Juliette" will be sung.
T asr, ire so' nish.' w al the be M RHRelarE Emma SGn,
Eamss, Mile; DomeneSh. Nile NM Arnold-
Henry Irving. and the London Lyceum
of their engagement at Abbey's Theatre,
Monday night. The repertoire for the
ensuing week will be as follows Mon,
a Wsydine e asnry THE wit Merchant npe Of Hyenic s@o
Thursday and Friday, and at the Satnr-
day matinee. Beckett and Saturday
night Louis NJ" The Coaue!in-Ha-
ding mpan take possession OF Abbey's
Theatre Jan. l..
sydney Rosenfeld's burlesque, The
Fringe of the Froth of the Crust of So
ciety,'' will be presented at Herrmann's
Theatre next week. with a cast including
Connolly; Lulu Glassoway ana W. i;
Fitzgerald. Among the vaudevillers will
be Bertoto, thu Harrison sisters, Press
Eldridge. Sheridan and Forrest. and sew
eral others.
Maine AID Georgia. the war play
%fornia. win be presented at the Grand
Opern-House next week Its principal
feature Is a battle scene, which Is very
a nnYusiHmst Kat s'S New Y anR has ha r seem. T Ss
morrow night at this theatre Prof. rom
well will give an illustrated lecture on
The Worlds Fair"
"a Woman Of No Importance will
enter upon the second week of its en-
gagement at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
Monday hight. Miss Coghlan has de-
day next, which decision looks as though
Business were unusually good. Oscar
Wilde's latest play is a curious affair
that Is worth seeing, and Miss Coghlan's
work In 1t is full of merit.
Alexander Salvini, at the Star Theatre,
will on Monday night present for the
In the cast Win be Wfflliam Redmond,
John A. Lane, William Harris, Eleanor
MN or r Maud hR"y P Dix n, and md, august Az psta, De De
viii be devoted to asDon Caesar de-
Bazan. and the rest of the week to
be next weeks attraction at the Bijou
Theatre Miss Yeamans has achieved
as, she was by .he souvenirs Of Mss
tombstone Benefits crude efforts in that
play. Her Interpretation is essentially
different from that Of the curious young
The GounciliorS'ss Wife" Celebrated its
tiftieth performance during the past
handsome souvenirs to the ladies' in the
audience. These souvenirs were small
clocks set In imitation leather frames.
that New York audiences have received.
Sowing the Wind" Grundy's new play.
will be acted at this house next month.
ar Tat Ghr's sGnari ss9'Ppin Su has not It as y iss
Standard Theatre. Business during the
past week has peen very large. Etienne
Girardot, who plays the aunt; is himself
cast. The play has caught the fancy of
New York theatre-goers. for It Is a
wholesome and genuine farce with no
AZ H: r. Jacobs Theatre next week
Cabin" will be presented. During the
three scientific rounds" with Joseph
Choynski. Jackson will also play the
part Of Uncle Tom, and Charles E.
DAVIES, the director Of the company,
Will be seen In the dual role of the auc-
tioneer and George Harris.
Hagenbeck's trained animals at Tat
tersalrs continue to attract crowds at
three seals, which do almost everything
but talk, appeal irresistibly to the sense
This exhibition of the wonderful effects
of training. should not be missed,
a new fantastic operetta' by Frank
Dupree, bearing the sweetly classic
title of "Hamminstein in Distress" will
be played at the Imperial Music Hall
next week under the direction of Max
Freeman. 1t will show the trials and
tribulations OF a great composer" who
produces an opera in forty-eight hours.
In addition. there will be the usual in
ter esting vaudeville programme.
At Proctor's Theatre next week the
attractions will include Les Figaros, Ell
sic Adair, Drummond and StaIey. Rich
mond and Glenroy, the Salanlbos. Charles
Wayne. the Stone Sisters; Musical bale,
Marie Carr, the Comedy Trio, Iohn
Tell, Lottie and Bobby Daily. the Big
Four, Christie and Pearl. George II
Hammond, Il II. DoCkrill, the G!inse-
rettis and Nicholas CpbnllHs.
At Roster & Bial's Concert Hall next
week Bessie Bellwood will sing some
new songs, and the balance of the pro-
gramme will include Sandow, the strong
man: Madge Shirley. a burlesQue ar,
fist; the acrobatic Eddys, Jules Kcllar.
the human enigma; - Monroe and Mack,
Mile. Sabel, Martinetti, Ducrow and
Lorcllo, Clara Qualitz. Clara Neumann,
Wood and Shepard, and the Stirk Fam
lily.
sensational mclodrGma. will he acted
next week. at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. The principal scene Is very
realistic, showing n stone quarry with
real giant steam drills" boring their
way through blocks of real granite