The evening world., 1893-10-21
Ar THE THEATRES NEXT Week.
1.-THE Algeriaa's" First City Ap-
pearance at the Garden Theatre.
Belasco's New Play to Open the En-
piro Theatres Regular Season.

1.-THE Algerian" DE Koven and Nc
Donough's new comic opera. will be
sung for the first time in this city at the
Garden Theatre Monday night. The DIFF
fercnccs between Manager ]. NJ. Hill
and Marie Tempest. his star, have all
been settled. and Miss Tempest will APP
pear in the leading role OF THE Alger-
ian'-that OF Celeste-which she had the
honor of Creating" DE Koven's music
has been warmly praised out of town,
and the lovers of his successful Robin
Hcod' will doubtless be anxious to lis
ten to his latest work.
David Belasco's new play, 1.-THE Younger
SON" will open the second regular sea
son Of the Empire Theatre Tuesday
Favcrsham, William Thompson. W. ii.
G%rompton., cyril scott. 9dette Tyler,
Bowers, who will appear for the first
time with this company. THE Younger
Son is said to tell "a very interesting
Ter sons" This excellent stock COM
pany is now in the fourth year Of Its
existence.
Richard Mansfield will make his first
tire Monday nignL, The play will be
presented in an elaborate manner, ana
said to, be a new one; He VIII be sup
ported by Miss Beatrice Cameron; Miss
Alberta Gallatin, TIE Misses snd lester |or
and Messrs. Harkins, Grifiths. Forbes.
Andrews, Boucicault, Stoddard, Forrest.
Weaver. Graham, Terrence. Butler and
j. k. Emmett will be seen in a new
In Prosperity" at the Grand Opera
troduced a child character that is prob.
ably the strongest ever written. not
excepting little Fauntleroy." Two juve.
nile parts will be intrustsd to little Ethel
A terrific windstorm and a flood scene
will afford ample opportunities for
The ACADEMY of Music, which has
been closed for some time, will reopen
Monday might with Dazey's melodrama,
In Old kentucky"-put on for a run.
with all the scenery and accessories
that such a statement nowadays implies.
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
Home again" That will be the
week. wien MIR. PASTORS own company
returns to the cosy little Fourteeth
street house. Mr., Pastor will appear
1lflStlI, ana inc OtlpT dTtlStS VIII De j.
the three Haytors. job and Nellie Nc
Carthy, Altras the dancing acrobat:
Miss Lizzie GGllins, Pre-. T%hornb1Mr S
Il eatre has been fitted with new carpets,
and the boxes have been newly draped
with plush curtains.
The first performance Of Adolph
the:." will he given at the Irving Place
Theatre Monday night; The play made
quite a sensati5n IN Vienna where IT
the cast will be Adolf Link. Wilhel-
n,ne Schluter, Charlotte .Durand. 10
scrhine Nebauer, MONTE Zelsler, NJ: Els
NJ rie Dcutsch and Poldi Pletsch.
"The Danger Signal will be the play
at H.. r.. Jacobs Theatre next week.
DeMille, and has been constructed into
one OF these melodramas with colossal
scenic accessories thai appear to be SC
monster locomotive propelled by steal
- cannon-ball train and a cyclone rotary
sEow plough. ,uo. ..,u-..
play, remains /" the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, 1t is announced that nov
that the author has made a number OF
changes and improvements, the perform Tr,
cast includes judith Berolde. Eleanor
Carey. Matte Earle. Jennie Goldthwalte
William Ingersoll and a number OF
o'.tNho 20 w ~ a
" i.otiie Collins and the Boston Howard
~Athenaeum Star Speciality. Company will
ment at the Biiou Theatre Monday
night: Miss Collins in her new sketch
"A Naughty substitute" does some eX
furnished by Kate Cohen. Hayes and
Marion, Conroy and Fox, the AVOIDS
Gilbert and Goldie and Severus Schaffer
The engagement of Nat Goodwin al
the Fifth AVpnlla Theatre pnIG npyt Sat
urday night, and the comedian will no
be seen In the city again this season
AS Aty. Jim iiadf Mr cd the w rike b coun nsy,s dep
his critics. The public, however, prefer
to see him in comedy parts, with which
he has been associated SO long, and 1t Is
not likely that Mr.. Goodwin will ESSAY
any more emotional roles.
"Erminie' enters upon the fourth week
OF its phsnomennily successful run a
night. Tho revival has captured the peo,
rle even more completely than the man
asement dared to expect. 4 more stump
,ta aenn comic ir 9Npera %Pr9%duGtiGn has rarel G
strumentally. .vocally and dramatically
No higher praise can be bestowed.
miss Nern9na J IA sa a very elsye'
her farce-comedy .'starlight," in whici
she has been playing Tor several seasons
Farce-comedies,, however, need nevel
grow old. for they are merely pegs fol
specialties, which can be kept distinct,
up to date. Miss Jarbeau will do a mum
Der OF new dances and limitations.
: The Power of Gold" will be the play
at the Columbus Theatre. Harlem. mex
:. week. 1t Is scenic melodrama OF Lon
l don life" says its agent. that rivets
/. your attention to the final curtain. and
In its telling, shows massive stage pic
lures OF ~well-Known localities" 1t Is tn.
/, right kind OF play for the Columbus
) Theatre, and will undoubtedly enjoy
=, profitable week there.
THE PrOdigal Daughter" with it's BIZ
stecplcchase scene, continues to do
surprisingly good business al the Amer
| lean Theatre. 1t has started towards 1t
r two hundredth performance, and tha
5 occasion Will have "A hitting celebratiol
in due time. The east is still heade,
Rogucfort every night, and comes Il
e ~tirst-cNcept in case of accident.
"Charley's Aunt" still c%onvu,ses au
4 diences of the Standard Theatre. i
looks as though the New York caree
2 of this merry farce would be as SUE
= cessful as the London run 1t Is In 1t
+ second year In the English metropolis
Z and there is no knowing how niue
longer II will be played there. 1t ha
= also been translated into German--an
the German stage does not, as a rult
banker for English farces.
The Lost Paradise" will be acted a
the Peoples Theatre next week. In tn
cast will be Forrest Robinson. Nab,
Bert, Charles Stokes, Frank Dayton
Prince Lloyd, II, A. Morey. James i
Cody. Laurence EdtinGer. $. S. Wiltsi,
Henry Schalter, George w. Neville, j
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