The evening world., 1893-12-23
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK..
"The Voyage of Suzette to Be
Seen at the American.
Mrs. John Drew and Her Company
at the Fourteenth Street.

"Tbe VOYAGE Of Suzette' will have its
erst production in this country tonight
of the American Theatre. 1t Is a highly
spectacular affair. and no expense has
noen shared in staging 1t. Besides the
"buman actors there will be upon the
s,are a singing donkey that MARBLES
"After the Ball." a trick elephant. cam
dis. horses and cats. In the human
cast" will be Sadie Martinez. Nelson
Wheatcroft, Harry Davenport, j. w.
shannon, Maxine Elliott, lIunice Vance,
Max Figman, j. w. Pigott, Fannie Ward
and Lee Lamar. The Piccianni family
of acrobats will appear.
Mrs. John Drew will begin an engage
ment at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
Monday afternoon in Holcroft's old com
edy THE Road to Ruin in which she
viii play the part of the Widow Warren
and lance a hornpipe. In the cast Will
George Osborne, Clarence Holt. charles
Erin Werner, Albert Harris, Helen NJ.
Osborne, Kate Koran and Lionel Barry
more.
Peter f. Daley will make his first APP
pearanCe in this city as "A star at inc
Bijou Theatre next week, presenting john
Country Sport" The piece is in three
acts, and is described as "A FESTIVAL Of
fun. song and dance Mr.. DALEY will
have the support Of Ada Lewis May
son, George Lingard and other clever
people.
George Thatcher's comedians in a new
musical comedy called Africa" will be
next weeks attraction at the Star Thea
tie. George Thatcher will contribute some
amusing monologue talks; Otis Harlan.
topical songs; John A. Coleman, eccen-
trio dancing; +. j. Jose and Charles II.
Hopper. ballads, and Gertrude Reynolds
will dance. II. w. Frillman, John DAILY
and the Byron Sisters will also appear.
realistic, comedy. drama" entitled Pat
ent Applied For" will be acted for the
first time in this city at the PEOPLES
manager recognizes the fact that it is
folly to attempt to counterfeit things
on the stage, Popular, taste demand
At the Metropolitan Opera-House next
week. the repertoire will be as follows
Monday night, Carmen Wednesday
night ID0n Gio (, Rra T rrl5 after
"G Sas11e1."@ To aH% SSsur nisSt a ehsre %ii
be a popular concert, at which the solo
lists will be Nine. Nordica, Nine. Scalchi
Nine, Arnoldson and Messrs. Nignas
Mangiere and Plancon.
The Irving-Terry company will entel
upon the last week of their phenomenally
successful engagement at Abbeys Thea
tire Monday night. when THE Merchan
of Venice" will he given. Tuesday anC
Wednesday will be devoted to "Nanc,
Oldtield" and The Bells:' Thursday t
OLIVIA and the Saturday matinee t.
Louis Nj" Special interest will be at
tached to Miss Terry's appearance II
Nance Oldiield' and to the revival o
'Olivia."
The Liliputians again take possession
of Niblo's Garden next week, and they
will remain at that house for two weeks
Their opening play will be "A Trip tC
Mars" and there will be matinees Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
The following week, beginning Jan. l
will see a revival of The Pupil IL
Magic" the first of the spectacular play
given in this country by the Liliputians.
Bessie Bellwood's songs "Aubre,
Plantagenet," and I'm a Lady Who Ha,
Seen Better Days have made a grea
hit at Roster IL Balls concert hall. Ii
fact, 1t looks as though Miss Bellwoot
would become a great favorite there
She will be seen during the coming week
and SO will Sandow, the Crescendos
Mile. Raye, the Kawakamis, Georg,
Starr, Mile. Sabel, Mcbride and Good
rich and others.
The New South" Joseph Grisme
and Clay NJ. Greene's melodrama, viii
be acted next week at the Grand Opera
House, with Joseph Grismer and Phoeb