The evening world., 1894-02-17

and 7 appears that from reports Cor
bett a made rapid progress In his act
ing ,s,ncs ~! saca N mis- cav" !rnis VIII
be his INST appearance IN Harlem. His
company is said to be O very good one,
and there VIII be new scenery oy Harley
Donnelly and Girard, in THE Rain
makers" nave been the success Of the
scason Mt the New Park Theatre. They
viii remain there during the coming
week: when new songs will be intro
duced. Among these are the Hammer
song and Mamie, Come KISS Yo'
Honey Boy" The successor of Donnelly
and GIrard at this theatre will be MIR;
Peter Fl. DALEY. will enter upon the
third month of his engagement at the
Biiou in "a Country sport Monday
now specialties and songs by DALEY,
May Irwin. Ada Lewis and Andrew
Mack. The engagement will come to an
end Saturday, March g.. Mr.. Daley has
self for hts first starring season has
THE Land OF the Midnight sun will
fourteenth street Theatre Monday night.
The play Is by Edwin Barbour IL is
fosnded upon Hall Gaines novel The
B,niman." In the cast will be Elmer
Eamnheil NAV Wheeler, Crip,ie Paimoni,
W, w. Taylor, fjYank NARROW. A. NJ;
Potter, Kate Gilbert. Ada Lytton and
others
TN, Senator" will bid adieu to his
friends at the Star Theatre this evening,
md on Monday Mr.. Crane will revive
Martha ,Morton's comedy "Rrother
, lam ua The Gom and MISS Wil' 6 9gsln be M fss
Collier, Miss Busby, Miss Wallis. Mr..
Backus and Mr.. Wheelock win play their
original parts. 1t is Mr.. Cranes inten-
ton to keep TIE play on the boards for
Mt least 81 fOrtDipht.
"L'Enfant Prologue" the delightful
French pantomime. will not be seen
again in America after next Saturday
given at Abbey's Theatre. The Irving
Terry company will begin a farewell two
weeks engagement at this house Mon
a aRs;ca rfh; 2 e; p@F, CHARLES iss m fFs' MECH Tssh
Ado About Nothing and THE Lyons
Mail" will be the plays.
The new edition OF "Cnarley's Aunt
will be seen at the Standard Theatre
Monday night or course, the story has
not been altered in tho least. New fun
has been provided; ana TINS new run hn h hhs
Penley. ."'Charley's Aunt" is still doing
remarkably we'll. 1t is the most success
full farce that has been presented here
Henry. Guy Cartoons comedy But
where John Drew Is the attraction. Mr..
Drew Is Such an aunllTable aCtor lint
the playwright who secures his efforts
is a lucky man. 1t is not likely that
butterflies could remain very long at
Palmer's without the entertaining Drew.
He makes the most Of opportunities ar
forded him, and gives a most agreeable
At the Empire Theatre Grnndy's
the Wind Is in a prosperous condition.
Nothing else is being rehearsed; al
an early production. The play Is CAPT
tally acted. Miss Viola Allen, ms -,ial,
playing with refinement and discrs.ion.
Grundy Is n cynical writer, but. he Is
not as bitter as he can be in Sowing the
Wind" .
"The Stowaway'. goes to II. r; Jacobs
Theatre next week, with all its melo-
dramatic accessories and its very, much
advertised Spike Hennessy- and Kid Nc
coy Ws bo. break mann open T = safe sto IN q Of hi isThs
Stowaway'' in conventional. but. for. all
that, interesting. and 1t is a long time
since melodrama has been so popular
es 1t is at the present time.
BIZ to New York and betake Itself to the
appreciative town known as Chicago. 1t
will be played for the last time at the
Academy of Music March, 10: Its sue
lasco and Franklin .Fyles's melodrama,
'"The Girl Left Behind Me- of which
a big production will be made, with as
man of the original cast as can be
The Talisman," at the Irving Place
has attracted much attention.
1t will be played Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights of the coming week.
on THURSDAY night the Iast .ssTpmedy by
py Days" will be produced. Mr., ,Conried
a%nnounces that he has secured the right
to play this piece from Augustin DAILY,