The evening world., 1893-11-04

weeks attraction at Hammerstein's
ME Sehmalis, who will show what the
title role really means. That is what
We scarcely know as yet, having seen
I3hnst2ne Bennett struggle with 1t.
Adolph Jackson, Schnitz Edwards, Mag
gle Holloway Fisher and others.
Primrose d West begin a weeks en-
gagement at. the Columbus Theatre,
Harlem, Monday night. Their entertain
ment promises to be a very bright one.
The first part is described as n grand
spectacular scenic realism" magnificent
y costumed. George. II. Primrose will
and William II. West, "the brilliant
e2,ivnrSationalist and character actor"
Will lac very. much in evidence.
Lcander Richardson's latest success,
for the first time in this city Monday
night. at the New Park Theatre. 1t Is a
meiodrama OF the most pronounced type,
is said to be fun of very strong sit
few weeks at the close of last season,
when 1t made a hit. The cast will b.
The Ivy Leaf an Irish drama that
seems to be abnormally popular. will
be- played next week at H. r. Jacobs
Theatre. The patrons of this play
house are very fond of Hibernianism,
and The Ivy Leaf is a very good
SDtNlIIltl Ol u OHDTenp1SlNp Class. III
has much. good dialogue and Is well
constructed. 1t will be handsomely put
upon the stage.
"Erminie' may still be enjoyed at the
the sixth week of it's run Monday
night. Nothing else will be one during
Francis Wilson's occupancy of this
house. Mr.. Wilson has once more sat
Cadeaux. Miss Amanda FabrIs sings
the title role very charmingly:
Everybody ikes The bohemian Girl"
the, operate attraction at b. F. Keith's
Union Square Theatre next week is
very welcome. Miss Ethel Vincent: a
P~hlladelphia girl, viii make her New
performance will include the Edison trio,
and TourJee n T. j. Hefron,
rh The re}P Sr tbs co at the week tEyi MI, P Pe es
tuesday, "Loio's Father" Wednesday
"Heimath," which will be played fol
sational play entitled "Gefailene Engel,'
by an author who writes under the
nom de plume of Richard Nordmann
This play has been well received II
AT Palmer's Theatre 1892 continues
itc extraordinary career. 1t is nov In
tn , tenth week of Its revival, and bust
ness seems to- be quite unimpaired. Tht
public Of to-day is very fond of goot
variety. There is nc doubt about that
This accounts for the success of 1872
1t depends absolutely upo its special
ties. which are Of the very best kind
The extravaganza does not tax the in
~tellect.
"The Kohinoor'' will remain at KosteN
& Balls Concert Hall during the COMING
week. 1t is well put upon the stage, al
it has been advertised 80 thorough!
that nearly everybody has heard Of IT
The balance of the programme will in
clude the Versailles" ballet, NJ. AM
Nine. Del-Mely, Miss Harriet Vernon
and pretty little Ada Reeve.
Hallen and Hart will present thei
viii be J, Aldrieh Libbeyt Molile Fuller
Al H. Wilson, Margaret La Mar, CARR
De Mar, Larry Dooley, Fanny Blood
good, Charles B. Lawton. Florence Hol
brook. Albert Hawthorne, Edith Murray
and Jennie Grivoni. There will be plent,
Of new specialities.
Proctor's Theatre will be open OF
Election Day one hour earlier tina
Hassan Ben Xii troupe of, Bedoui
Arabs. Clara Beckwith, McAvoy an
Rodgers, Sheehan and Raymond, tn
Leigh Sisters, Harry and Rose Went
worth, Petrie and Elise. Harry Bryant
Edwin and Flossie Barnells, Lane an
Verona. .Sheehan n Sullivan n tn
Weston Sisters.
"Charley's aunt is doing an enor
nous business at the Standard Theatre
| Preparations are already being mad
for the celebration of the one hundredt
performance. and seats are being sol
for Thanksgiving week. Charles Froh
man has received a letter from Brando
Thomas, complimenting and thankin
him for his admirable production of tn
popular farce.
1.-THE Struggle of Life" will be mex
weeks attraction at the Grand Opera
House. 1t will be played by Waite
Sanford's company, and will have tn
elaborate scenery that. was admired
when the melodrama was originally pre-
scented at the Standard Theatre. Prot
Cromwell will again lecture at thi
ing 1.-THE Worlds Fair"
The fiftieth performance of "A TEN
perance Town" will take place at tn
Madison Square Theatre. Monday might
The souvenirs will be bronze ~statuette
representing Miss Caroline Miskel. tn
good-looking young woman who play
the leading role in this comedy. g.
Temperance Town is doing very NIGEL
indeed. Hoyt's knowledge of metropoll
tan audiences seems to be yer
thorough.
"The Algerian" De Koven and Mac
donough's comic-opera, remains at I'll
Garden Theatre. Tit Judgment of tn
out-of-towners. which accorded but mil
approval of 1.-The Algerian" has bee
reversed by that of New Workers, VIII
find 1t charming. De koyen's music
always worth hearing, n that In "Th
Algerian is excellent. The opera Is goi
geously staged.