The evening world., 1893-10-07
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall at the Star
the Chief Event of the Week.
.sThs wooilen Stocking" md "Thc
Corncrackcr."

weck will be the first production In this
country of Pinero's much-d'scusscd
drama, The Second Mrs. Tanqueray,
At the Star Theatre Monday night. 1t
will be presented by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall and their company. and VIII
undoubtedly evoke a good deal OF criti-
cism. In England. 1t has made a great
sensation. A great many critics have
said that It Is the strongest play OF the
generation, New Workers. will see 1t
with much interest.
Harrigan's new play, THE "oollen
Stocking" will have its first perform
snce at Harrigan's Theatre. Monday
night. 1t Is a local melodrama, show
ing high and low life. as H%arrisan's
plays usually do. Dave Brnham mas
written for 1t five new songs, entitled
Little Daughter Nell sergeant
. Hickey, of the G. A. r." The sunny
Side of Thompson street "C~allashans
Song" and They'll Never Tell All
what They Know" All the old FAVOR
4tss will be In the cast.
=. 10, Smith Russell will be the star at
traction at Days Theatre Monday
night. It IL a long time since Mr.. Rus
Vii be v.ry welcome. He will pre-
sent. s new play, that has ms' cs Mied
Edward L. Kidder. who wrote "A Poor
Re'ation'' for Mr.. Russell; The come
ala mas engaged some clever PTeSpat,
Joseph X-thur's new play The Corn
cracker" which is probably better than
/ sounds, will be acted for the first time
5 MsanIShay s. n. 8 Miss is Fl Ee s1ss S Carey y Miss MIS-
Jennie G%oldthwaite. Miss Matte. Earle.
William Ingersoll. Walter EdTards'
G sor7e q &s Gilhapl'nhI r perey Jo arGGae to u; M;
The Hinrichs Grand Opera Company
begins an engagement at the Garden
rabie organization, and the lovers of
rood music, well sung, will have Joyous
times. The opening bill Is an admirable
s ons' fIe sohenHsSi,o the y %1rx Hi Maf Ras,ll
cana" and Il Pagliacci' viii be sung.
The latter made something OF a SEN
sation recently at the Grand Opera
Richard Mansfield begins an engage
ment at Herrnann's Theatre Monday
night. The engagement will last three
MI. Mansfield will devote himself to the
old favorttes Of his repertoire. In the
company will be Miss, Beatrice Cam,
s srGni %Iss A An,sus f fsl1as'n' K kGl%rS
Boucicault and Grace Sherwood.
THE Golden Wedding" viii enter upon
the second n last week OF Its engage
night 1t Is ar extraordinary AFFAIR in
itself, but people will be interested In
Miss Elsie Adair's pretty serpentine
dance and ndr, in the humorous .,n", o0 work of
1t - dinieult to- understand why The
Golden Wedding ran twenty weeks In
, 9ss.o a,.,.., ...r-n, ~, .r ,..r,,,
Hail" win take place at the Empire
nonnced that during the Winter, this
Season q Twelve weeks In %Philadeiphia
com eompa SSs'0" Liberty Ry fHReifii'H', Sas G PIT on a
little too early In New York. IT. should
running at the Garden Theatre for some
Monday night. The cast viii be the
same as that seen downtown. IT in
f asasi., iSse 1to, holIsnd; Mn Tn9% ma, d sarns;
The second act is the best OF the three.
The Power Of the Press a local
: iumbus Theatre, Harlem. next week. In
the cast will be Lavinia shannon,
Adelaide Cushman. May Standish, Eta
Louis A. Mabb. Robe Sheridan. ". j.
Hamburg. Thomas Dempsey, Charles
Got.hold, Charles F. FL win and Luke
Edward NJ. Alfricrl md Pl,ou's play
Across the Potomac will be acted at
the Peoples Theatre next week. The
cast will he a very good one. including
son the Star Of "A Fair Rebel; Amelia Ella
Bingham, uiia West, Grace prerrepont,
Julia Stevens. Boyd Putnam. Charles j.
FFi IsnR Ba,,s J.: p Ksefe' +; NJ. Lee;
others.
"charley's Aunt" Is literally turn
ing EN- away" from the standard Thea
t.lisual for this house. II only goes TO
show that there Is no such thing as an
unpopular theatre or a badly located
asnss ;,oS Some N b SHY people have made this
Masked Ball." and will be In a similar
condition while "Charley's Aunt" re-
Don't forget "Erminie." 1t Is the
comic opera treat OF the season, splen-
dldly produced, beautifully acted, rever-
Francis Wilson, a hos, In himself. and
ne Is playing the part that made his for,
tune. Never has the role of Erminie
"A Temperance Town may stu be
seen at the Madison Square Theatre.
Hoyt Ii now finishing a brand-new play
GATED "A MIX Whit Flag that viii
be ready for production, II Is said. In
December. He Is quite satisfied with thu
manner IN which his serious work ir
"A Temperance Town has been received.
Yet FOR all that the comedy In the play
ts the more enjoyable.
The FAN and Winter season at the
Eden Musee will begin Monday night
Among the novelties will be Mile. Del.
more, the serpentine dancer. Mile. Ne,
vada- a singer ana dancer, who has mo-
yet been seen In this country. She does
an Indian dance that Is said TO be par,
ticuiarly striking, Miss Mae Bruce, VI
Delprade and Wilfred Young. the boy
: singer, will also be there.
Evans and LuXmore. musical ecCen
tres" will make their first appearance
night. The Mexican Iamora family
tripl- trapeze artists from the city d
Mexico, will be other new corners. Mis-
Harriet Vernon. Miss Ednee Lescol
the Versailles" ballet. the Delena SIS
tiers. the three Judges and Maude st
John will be retained.
At Proetor's Theatre the vaudevili
programme will include the four Mel
son sisters. sensational acrobats an
con~tortionists: Capt. sidney Human
Harry Watson and Alice Hutchings, III,
American -Four, the Booths, sensational
aerialists: the Gregory trio, the kyGer-
the Brown brothers. the Austins. Ed
ward Estes. Charles Kenna. FL MIN
Eddie. Annie Suits. Florence Thropp
and Kitty Gilmore.
Nat Goodwin gave a professional mat
. inee OF in Mizzoura" at the Fifth Ave
niue Theatre yesterday. The actors an