The evening world., 1893-05-27
Saturday and, SUNDAY worries Hause and 6sme nays

Sisns tSs s,,S %0ras a.pby Eair and cadets Ss
Al Grant, the Kawa Kamis, Eddie
Abbott, Prof Hampton. Jessie May
Hall, Allen and Pike. Lottie Elliott
f Rosa, ida Howell, Harry Budworth and
The Thomus q. seabrooke opera com
rany begins a supplementary season at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday night
in a new edition of ''The Isle of Cham
payne" There Will be new effects, new
costumes and other novelties. Signorina
ELSA aregori, an Italian artist, will make
her first appearance with the company,
which contains number of clever peo-
pie.
preceded mo. 3 A" at the Standard The
atre last. night with +. !. Henley;
George w. Leslie, Grace kimbail and
Mrs. e. A: Eberie in the cast; ;,,I The I,t
mo, 3 A" has little In Ats favor but the
excellent people who interpret it. The
Misses has much more merit, .
"Panjandrum" is doing well at the
Broadway, and the coming visit OF the
1nfanta Eulalia to that theatre Will give
viii occur next Wednesday. and the
secured $50 seats. The management
dalntily requests purchasers of tickets
to please-oh. please--wear evening dress.
"A Texas steer Is still at the Bijou
Theatre in all its glory. The funny little
play has met with much success, even
though 1t contains no songs. dances or
specialties. The capital work of Tim
Mon MH1pay Keners and M
has not yet grown tired Of it.
Blue leans, remains at the Four
show symptoms of making another pa
thetic farewell. Next season 1t is to be
played extensively through the State OF
Indiana. and 1t Is to be advertised tn a
the metropolis is invited during the pres
emf week to see the play. and proclaim
its attractiveness at home.
opssea Monday rhfst' ns by will The again
professor himself. who will be at home
to his friends The programme will
include large array A., Of as; slsght;; ;of-hand
and as a finale, "The Shade OF. Tara
ra a-boom-de-ay' Done to Death"
through the Summer at the new Amer;
thirty of the leading turf writers of the
daily RrS to with he be tRe
viii be seen by experienced eyes. The
new house has been crowded at every
pttAaSdi''!ce p"Adonis'! may SS still still be seen at the
Casino. Several new features have
been introduced. There is a new quar-
| tet. that gives complete satisfaction; a
new specially for the chorus, a new
act by. Mr.. Dlxey, a la HERMANN, and
a new singer in the role of Artea Miss
Annie Pelham. The roof garden en-
tertainment Is very good, and Is now
in capital working order.
| Miss Ada Lundberg, a "charactar Sc 10.
comic singer" from the Oxford Music
Hail. London, will make her first appear-
ance in America at Roster & Iials
Concert Hall Monday night. Other at
fractions will be the Borani broth ers
! Mile. Juanita Bardoux, "Billee Taylor,
"Paul's Dilemma" Mario and Durham
and the Derouville- -Nan9eys.
Rose Pompon, GOnzalbo, the Spanish
dancer: the Diamantine troupe of qua
dril'c dancers, J. w. Myers, Rice and III
mer, Whitty and Leonard. the irish
comedians: the Dillon brothers. Harris
and Walters. Joe Flynn. Mcbride ant
Goodrich, Charles Lawler,. Topack anc
Steele and Burroughs will be at tn,
Imperial Music Hall next week
My Colleen" will be played at the
Columbus Theatre in Harlem next week
with Tony. Farrell, q clever and grace
full comedian, as the star. James A
Herne is the author Of my Colleen
which is full of Hibernian fun ant
Hibernian love-making. The play !.
an author of Individuality.
great attraction next week. 1t will b,
Mrs. John Drew will be Mrs. Malaprop