The evening world., 1893-11-25

appreciated, and the farce is fun OF en-
| tertainlng specialties.
| Maine and Georgia, seems 10 please
| the patrons Of the Fourteenth Strec"t
| Theatre AMI l.. Stockwell personally.
| has made "A distinct hit The bate scen'
| IS of course the strong point Of the plaN
! /; Is most picturesuuely shown, ana IL
| received with ConSii"rahl" enthusiasm,
several theatre parties OF military am
veteran soldiers are booked Tor the com
be Koven and MacDonough's comedy,
opera. The Algerian VIII be L,"S"nt"i
al Days Theatre next week. Ins WIZ
pe the frs, time that comic opera mas
over been sung upon the stage a. NI-
gus,ln DAYS Ilay-hog.,s,.a. W3ii,""r
browne, from the savoy Tneair|, Lon
replacing A. II Wagncr
The Harlem opera House viii have
high-class vaudeville company next week
The attractions viii be- llamm"rSt"ih
one-act opera, The koh-i-nonr.' Guthal
and Greville. the !ilrsionists: Harry ken-
hatiC troupe, Ada Reeve. the clever littl"
English singer from Roster & Biars;
James Ravens. tho juEglcr. and others;
"The Land Of the Midnight sun VIII
he the play at the Columbus Theatre,
Harlem. next week IT is said 10 be partly
adapted from nall Gaines novel The
elaborate There viii be pictures Of mid
winter on the coast OF Iceland, tenn
pest scene on the coast of South Caro-
lima and representation of the prison
There will be nine performances OF
'r4s2' at Palmers Theatre next week,
matinees being announced for Nedn"s-
day. Thursday and Saturday. The
Wednesday matinee is given. Il Is said
for the benefit Of ladies and children
from the suburbs, and the THURSDAY
matinee will be In honor OF ThanksglN-
ing. The burlesque is still as vital as
"Charley's Aunt" one Of the best farces
New York has seen. remains at the
Standard Theatre. where it will probably
stay for the rest of the season. This is
fastidious age. and New York has had
farcss Of all sorts sizes and dSsGrn2ns m
tiresome and conventional lines --
The repertoire at the Irving Place Thea
day, "Unsere Frauen; Tuesday and at
the Saturday matinee and evening per
formances. Won Moser's comedy 'krieg i'm
here; Wednesday. Der Lehemann;'
Thursday. Fallen Angels" and Friday,
Heinrich Heine" preceded by a one-act
The Madison Square Theatre was closed
last night as a mark OF respect TO the
memory of the late Charles W.. Thomas,
Manager Hoyts partner. The house re-
opens this afternoon with the merry per
formance OF "A Temperance Town" This
play continues to interest theatre -goers;
Ii Is unlike the usual ltONt OlltilHB, anu
Harriett VerncS begins the last week
OF her engagement In this country at
Roster Bars Concert Hall I,s,lI Monday I6I,Ilay
Capitola Forrest. John lie Clair. the
Healys. Sherman and Morrissey, Clara
Qualitz, Clara Neumann, the Bark Ben
Achmet troupe of Algerian acrobats,
Paquerette, Edmce Lescot, Mario and
Durham. Evans and Luxmore and Ada
| Reeve
at II. r. Jacobs Theatre next week. 1t
Is an interesting Irish drama that has
already been approved OF by the patrons
OF Mr.. Jacobs theatre. It has also met
with much success on the road. It is
| perhaps the best thing that Dan Nc
Carthy has ever written. There will be
good cast and some excellent special
o. Harriga.n's local play. The Woollen
In West rhpXfh street
Strongly to ali good i; New Yorkers. T while
Braham's music delights even those who
know nothing about New York; iIarri-
gan Is a genius in his way, and 1t Is
| pleasant way.
At the Academy OF Music I'm Old
Bettina Gerard may get married or
divorced, take an overdose of chloral.
sprain all her ankles or do anything
she pleases, the play still goes on. and
It is the play that the public cares for.
Miss Gerard is merely a figure in 1t. The
| pickaninny dance Is delightful feature
OF the entertainment.
The Prodigal Daughter" is coming to
the end OF Its run at the american The.
atre. on Christmas Day ''rhe Voyage OF
Suzette" will be produced for the first
| time at this house. The steeplechase
drama will then go on the road, where,
| IL New York Endorsement means any
! thing, II should meet with unqualified
success. This Is probably what 1t will do.
| Mr.. kelth's triple show at popular
prices" has certainly caught the town
and caught It more rapidly than a good
many people believed that It would do
| During the past week business has been
very large. for what with the vaude-
VILE show. the operate attraction In the
shape OF Fra Diavolo'' and Mrs. Alice
| was one that was not TO be sneeZed at.
Rama -Samma. described as wild
man. will be seen in the curio halls OF
| Iluber's Museum next week. He halls
from the Palace Museum In London.
where he attracted much attention.
Other features will be Oura's laps. eight
in number Morrissey and lie Mar. Ward
Muller. Young AmeriCus Lady Ottura
and two variety companies in the thea
tire
At Doriss Museum Wallace. the oh
streperous lion. will be the main at
traction of the coming week The lion
seems to he in great demand since It's
little escapade in East Eighteenth street.
| There will be a number OF other features
at Doriss Museum. which Is always kept
up to date bv It's indefatigable and elo-
Quent manager