The evening world., 1894-10-06
THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6. 1891

very hard to make THE Little Trooper"
30 and To- II goes.
The new series Of living pictures at
the Imperial Music Hall have made
tnct hit. They are wen worth .ceing,
ana will be u feature Of next week $
Programme Among the vaudeville ar
lists viii I've rs, iulmtahie Marie Lloyd
Win h IT hIt .u-rsW London song; MadEc
Ellis, N!th NJ. American ditties, Johnny
Carroll the Sictc"S Nichol the Freaks,
Il quartet Of comedians ana dane, rs;
and the Romale brothers.
"a Ride FOR Life sensational play
by Walter Fosslcr, will be presented
by Managers Eugene Robinson and
House Monday night Among the
scenic effects will be "a crowded en-.
ginc, driven at fun speed. with fun
head of steam on, driving the piston"
with hnsty energy, whistling and other
WIS" making. manifest the force that
Gauss ne wheels To- - round.
THE Slaves OF Gold the Wclndruma
10y Elmer Gr1udin that wac presented
a few weeks aGo At the Columbus Thea
ire. Harlem, Wiu, hc n"Nt weeks, 1T
Gran.ln ana his wife. M'as Eva Mount
ford. VIII I've in the cast. The Slaves
OF COLD is IL story of the English
mines. ana II has several very sruSd-
tioual scenes. 1t did very we'll indeed,
in Harlem
The comprny that will occupy Tony
,astor,s Theatre, in f%uri,c'n,h street
little Honne Thornton. who viii sing
some new songs, Joe tawthurnr, Nina
llarrington, ana Ed Lawrence Nile.
Ida and WIN Morciln, Frank La Rosa
AMI rrof E,nry Melton, with his
trained cats that ride bicycles, turn
Somyrsaults and perform other tricks.
Richard Mansfield win again present
his repertoire at the Herald square The
atrc next week, Beau Brummeil' viii
IN OK ~
AMI Wednesday afternoon; Prince
Kari" Wcdn, sdny evening and Satur,
day afternoon; "A Partisan Romance
Thdrgday, and the eyer-popular, pr.
Ickyll ana Mr.. Hyde" Saurd ay Mans,
field evidently doesn't finch at hard
work
from its travels and win appear at tn"
Coh mbus Theatre. Harlem. next week.
The artists will he the Roger hroth"rs,
German comedians; Melville and Stct-
and Billy $. clifford McAVoy and Shay,
the st. FcliX sisters, Musical Dale, Annie
Hart the serio-comic: III" Harhecks'
The Proligll Daughter" the we'll
known steeplechasc drama, will be scen
at Hammcrstein's Harlem Opera House
next week. 1t VIII In Interpreted ly
Walter Sanford's company The play
has been seen 50 frequently in New
York that 1t does not call for much it,
troiucti1n. 1t ran fer two hUndrri and
~ - ''-'i ''''-''"' ',~'''' 90 ''''
american Theatre ana hai the hoh"f pi
opening tnat mouse" 90,
'ltoSs ana lioss, "A tarce-Comedy tull
OF hJisterous iun. Will be next week $
play at IL. K; Jacobs, Theatre. In the
cast VIII be charles J. Aldrieh' an &C.
centric comedian; Miss CARR" SWcrnN.
who has won fame by her impersonation
of the Bowery girl; ana Harry Erandlil,
WHO uSel to be the Grocerymln IN
Peaks Bad Boy "Hoss and Host'
Will max" known hummer OF ne"
singing ana dancing specilltics.
Al Days Theatre "A Glicty Girl Is
doing the best business In town. 1t has
become a sort Of fad, and II seems a
pity that it cannot remain In New. York
for the rest Of the season. 1t Is a bright
anI enjoyable entertainments Perhaps
the secret of its success lies in the air Of
refinement that hovers over its mon and
women. They are unlike. ;hc usual
rough and Tumble burlesque interpreters.
L. II. Sothorn may SIN be seen in
jerome i. Jerome's melodramatc com
edy, "a Way to Win Woman. at the
Lyceum Theatre. Criticisms of the play
have been Of very conflicting nature,
whom sothern is a great favorite, are
willing 10 see the young actor in any
thing. Mr.. iothern is an industrious,
capable and magnetic actor, and his pop
uldrity seems to be incNhauStihic.