The evening world., 1894-06-02

night, three new pictures will be present
ed. 'Christmas. Evening; or, The Re-
turn Of the Wayward paughter." by
Dream" by. A. .operti and "Neptune's
Fountain" by Palm. In one Of these
pictures, t%hirty-six female figures will
he shown. James Thornton. Smith and
COOK, Mason and Ralston. Leonard and
Moran. Rowe and Rentz, Annie Wilmuth.
Swift and Chase and the Washburn sis
tiers are In the vaudeville programme
m fn1sf h Tra1eliers %eG GlSb. Of Of this c city.
will visit the Standard Theatre next
Monday evening, June 4. to see NJ. b.
Curtis as the drummer in "Sam,l OF
large audiences, and his amusing imper-
sonation OF the drummer la received
with many marks OF approval and fire.
gins an extended tour Of ali the large
cities in Sam of Posen."
Manager. Sanford brings Eugene
o'Rourke in The Wicklow Postman"
old stock New. Yorker, having been
born in the old Sixth Ward, and his
friends downtown are legion. His play
known actor and author, and it has been
written, after lines laid down by Mr..
o,Rourke,, who plays the role Of the
l1lly and heroic postman who lightenes
two Of fair colieens. Miss Polly Holmes
Will support Mr.. O'Rourke.
Th ne A'e'n a %ee Gk?9%e enyas ComPnny vt vii
II. Jacobs Theatre. beginning with the
matinee next Monday. The Bad Boy
Is In capital hands; and the mischievous
exceptionally, well put on. Little Jennie
Schuman will be seen as the Chum."
She will he remembered as a singer of
s%prightly and vivacious little soubrette.
will he the Bad Boys girl. There are
speciality acts, consisting Of singing.
dancing and character sketches.
performance of 1892" Monday evening.
the famous Eighth. Regiment Band has
been engaged to give an open-air con-
den Theatre. and to appear later In the
second act Of the burlesque, marching at
the head Of the Columbian Guard pa
rade,. A number Of, well-known people
scene.
At Keith's Union Square Theatre next
weeks programme has for q leading fea-
first appearance on the all day and even
ing stage. This clever minstrel has re-
Gently been in The city Directory"
Among others in the programme are Lot.
Gilmore and Leonard, Irish comedians;
Joe Flynn. the well-known parodist;
p pdNer, Max fam, TI2wle' soprano and the
Manager Proctor Is determined that
he shall not be open to the charge. of
giving only familiar operas at his La
]nounc for next week Audran's most
tuneful work. 'Bahette," which Will be
presented by the Wilbur. Opera Com
Psny i! !!h ap sae9" a as sn fui H'a OF ]Sttns nsH'
numbers as "Olive,te' and THE Mas
which are both by the same COM
poser. II has been sung on tour by the
1uently be none OF the crudeness of a
first production. Frank Bush, the three
Lynn sisters from the Alhambra and
Empire. London, and other speciality
A bright and breezy entertainment
that runs along without a hitch or break
from the time the curtain rises. regales
Roof Gargen and Music Hall, Next
weeks programme will contain I'm
than, the armless wonder: Troja, in
a new repertoire of songs; Sherman and
Morrisey, in a Jay Circus" Caron and
Herbert. burles1ue acrobats; Satsuma.
japanese jugcler: the Collins brothers.
in negro melodies and dances: Willis and
Collins: In a hilarious sketch; Katie
Francis Russell. In character songs.
Terrace Garden Fifty-eighth street.
near Third avenue, opens Monday night
mann announces for his opening. weeks
bill Dorothy Daffron. the graceful dan
seusc: Annie Hart. comehienne; Edward
mond,. sketch artists; Helene Mora, fe-
male baritone; the Comedy Trio. Fonte
Boni brothers. Italian .duettists; Bagge-
sen. the Human Corkscrew. and the
and his select orchestra will be in the
At tho Efden Musec this week an en-
t!rely pew bill will be- offered, to he CON
ttn,nlN fhrnttuhnit tho Slplfnnr Tho
stage performance. will be discon-
tlnued. and in its place a musical pro-
gramme will be rendered every after
rendered in this city before. To the
orchestra has been added many famous
musicians from abroad; who will assist
in making Danko Gahor's Hungarian
orchestra the finest in the world, Every
afternoon and evening grand selections
will be rendered from .'"Tannhauser,""
William Tell Faust" "Lohengrin"
and Carmen
Next week will be the last Of the sea-
son at Huber's Museum. The attractions
in the curio hall will be Prof. Peate's
Reforming monkeys; among which is
Woods miniature opium joint, Lizzie
Sturgeon, who plays the piano with her
toes; Typo. an East Indian, who dances
plantation comedians, and Queen and
Gray. sensational mind-readers.
The programme for next week at the
ton, sketch artists; William j. Mills,
change artist: Lena La Couvier, de-
scriptive vocalist: Agnes Miles, lancer,
and May Gilbert, international ou-
hrettc.
The Skating Rink with its bouquet
Of handsome soubrcttes and funny come
dians Ia to be continued at the Bijou
Theatre next week. MONDAY night the
popular Bessie Bonehill will introduce
several Of her most attractive special
ties. Flora Finlayson will sing a new
sons called "Fleur de Lys;" Charley
Ward, the tenor Is to make his first APP
pearance with the company, and many
new and amusing features are to be
added to this medley of fun, song and
dance.