The evening world., 1893-10-21
At the THEATRES NEXT WEEK..
1.-THE Algerian's" First City Ap-
pearance at the Garden Theatre.
Belasco's New Play to Open the En-
pirs Theatre's Regular Season.

The Algerian De Koven and Nc
Donough's new comic opera. will he
sung for the first time in this city at the
Garden Theatre Monday night. The diff
forences between Manager J. NJ. Hill
and Marie Tempest. his star, have all
been settled. and Miss Tempest VIE APP
pear in the leading role Of 1.-THE Algcr-
ian"-that of Celeste-which she hai the
honor of Creating" De Koven's music
has been warmly praised out of town.
and the lovers of his successful Robin
Hood" will doubtless be anxious to lis
ten to his latest work.
David Belasco's new play, THE Younger
Son. will open the second regular sea-
son of the Empire Theatre Tuesday
night. In the cast will be Henry Miller.
Viola Allen. James Wilson, William
Faversham, William Thompson. W. II.
Crompton. Cyril Scott, Odettn Tyler,
Edna wallace-Hopper and Mrs. d. =.
Bowers, who will appear for the first
time with this company. The Younger
and human story of a mothers love for
her sons This excellent stock COM
pany is now in the fourth year of its
Richard Mansfield, will make his FIRST
chant of Venice" at Herrmann's Thea
presented in an elaborate manner, and
Mansfeld's conception Of his part is
Said to. be a new one; He Will be sup
ported by Miss Beatrice Cameron; Miss
Leigh, Bainbrtdgc, Nenner and Worth
and Messrs. Harkins, Griftiths, Forbes,
Andrews, Boucicault, Stoddard, Forrest,
Weaver. Graham. Terrence, Butler and
Bonney. t,
]. X. Emmett will be seen in a new
play by Sidney Resented. called Fritz
In PrOaIprity.' at the Grand Opera
House. pext week. The author has in.
troduced a child character that is prob;
:; excepting little Fauntleroy." Two juve,
niie parts will be intrusted to little EtheI
de Grignan and Baby Spencer Sinnott,
A terrific windstorm and a Hood scene
realism.
The Academy of Music, which has
, Monday night with Dazey's melodrama,
I'm Old kentucky"-put on for a run,
with all the scenery and accessories
There will be a big race scene that on
the colossal stage of the Academy should
be extremely effective, and the cast VIII
played by Miss Bettina Gerard. of comic
opera reputation:
Home again" That will be the
week. when Mr.. PASTORS own company
returns to the cosy little Fourteeth
street house. Mr.; Pastor wiz , appear
HIMSELF, ihuu IL olit hitISlS II ne u,
w. Kelly, Frank Bush, Eunice Vance,
the three Haytors, John and Nellie Nc
Carthy, A1tras, the dancing acrobat
Miss Lizzie Collins, Prof. Thornbury
.Zarmo and Miss Isabella Ward. The
theatre has been fitted with new carpets
end the boxes have been newly draped
with plush curtains.
The first performance Of Adolph
L'Arronge's new comedy. "Lolo's Fa,
Their" will be given at the Irving Place
Theatre Monday night. The play made
quite a sensation in Vienna. where II
mad a run of $50 consecutive nights. Ir
the cast will be Adolf Link, Wilhel,
m!ne Schluter, Charlotte Durand, 10
scphine Nebauer, MONTE Zeisler, NJ. Els
field, Julius Strassmann, Julius Stroll
Marie Deutsch and Poldi Pietsch.
:; 1.-THE Danger Signal will be the pla,
Al III. r. Jacobs Theatre next week
It Is from the. pen. of the late Henry c
DeMiile. and has been constructed int,
one Of. those melodranas with colossa
scenic accessories that appea to be 81
popular to-day. h effects include
monster locomotive propelled by steam
o e~annon-ball train and a cyclone rotary
snow plough. .
play, remains at the Fourteenth Stree
Theatre. 1t is that mo,
that the author has made a number O
changes ami improvements. the perform
ance is received with approval" TIL
east Includes Judith Berolde, Eleano
Carey, Matte Earle, Jennie Goldthwaitt
William Ingersoll n a number o