The evening world., 1893-11-18

1smnily ,,nly of Mexican aerial symnasts; the
twin brothers, singing comedians; Camp
pen ana Beard, AL Reeves, Sheehan and
Sulliyan, Musical Dale, Monroe and
The woollen Stocking is still crowd
Ing Harrigan's Theatre at every per-
rGirmance, rir Before his season ends Har-
rigan VIII probably, offer another reyi-
val He has finished new play. and the
date of Its production has not, as yet,
been announced. This indefatigable
a,iGtnor-matagcr ,iI,U richly deserves his con,
more persistently tnan many meniisr
or his company.
A. the Grand Opera House next week
Dumas's most thrilling novel, viii be the
attraction. 1t is an old favorite, and has
been as popular in New York as out OF
town. The star Of the company, will be
the play. There will be very good
company and entirely new scenery is
Iis2 at Palmer's, marches along
without impeachment week after week.
Such Such trivial opposition as the Horse
Sh9w Tsrs S5S and Mr. Irving have proved a
same, and the money turned away would
Keep some, road companies afioat for a
month" SO says Business Manager f.
enthusiasm.
"Playmates, with Bessie Bonehill
as the star, will enter upon the second
Theatre Monday night. New songs and
specialties will be introduced. and those
who have seen the performance once
ssa n' nss ss ssn Hsa each nFss Mss
and acts 1t as well. 1t seems to be ex-
"charleys Aunt has been played be-
All! That, of course will enhance its
value in New York. The Standard
Theatre, however, is sheltering such
family inducement is scarcely .neces-
sary. 1t might have been saved for the
days when business has grown light
"Gharley's N Aunt" Sn. can do no ..,rb better nov
lor's wife" is running. so pleasantly that
everybody wonders why Manager Froh-
man gave up SO much time and money
play all ready for production. The ways
OF managers mag are. however, unfathom-
now, and there 1t will stay.
mains at Tony Pastors Theatre at the
hest hesd week S Ky ar t9st T ans TEs
Miss Phyllis Allen, Billy Carter, with
his banjo and his new songs; Girard
Leon and his donkey actors" Joe
the Whalleys
, 1t i6oks very much as though the melo-
drama I'm Old Kentucky" would remain
at the Academy of Music for the rest
OF the season, It's contract with the
tenancy to last until February, but the
play has caught on more vigorously
than was expected. This Is one of the
attractions that the Horse Show has not
affected.
Miss Nina Schilling will sing the role
Of Baucis in Gounod's delightful opera
! philemon and Baucis" at HERMANN s
Theatre tonight. II Miss Schilling does
as well as Miss d. Eloise Morgan she
Daughter" which was to have preceded
Philemon and Baucis" tonight, will
not tsb be sung until Tuesday night.
AGres niav JAMES ba, A Hernes pn
of the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and it vii
remain at that house until Dec. II, when
Miss Coghlan presents Oscar Wilde's
latest play a Woman OF No 1mporr.
interest in Mr.: Hernes play. which will
return to the Fifth Avenue at the close
of Miss Coghlan's engagement
| ballet pantomime WI be presented
At .ip ProctSr,s I.n next week Ts' by the Empire
! formance win include the National Trio
! Lizzie Vaidis, Joe Flynn, the four Mel.
son sisters, Mahomet, the educated
horse" Mat Farnham. the Western sis
circus; Ida Howell, Hampton and II Haniy My
"Falien Angels has attracted so muct
attention at the Irving Place Theatre
for It outdoes The ri, Sc Second Mrs Tan.
again. during the coming week. Mr.
/ Csnried has received a cable message
from Richard Nordmann. the author OF