The evening world., 1894-08-25

next week There are four Of them. and
they come from the oxford Music Hall
in London ID, Other eont lIn,s to tne
cara and Hadj Cheriff, Charles b. Ward.
o'Brien,, Myarras and Thors; Madeleine
The American Theatre throws open its
doors Monday night vita the well-known
melodrama "Harbor Lights" presented
b. Walter Santords excellent stock COM
psny. Miss Victory Bateman Is the lead
ing lady of this organization, and pays
the part of the heroine, Dora Nane. and
play had its first production, several
years ago at the late Lester Wallack's
Theatre.
From Sire to Son." an American meio-
drama. with which the play-goers OF this
city are not unfamiliar, will be the at
traction at Nibos Garden next week.
The author of the piece is Milton No
bles. who plays the leading roe, AMI wlo
Is a very good actor. He has surrounded
himself by n capital company. From
Sire to son" has had very successful
career
exceedingly popular resort. vii. begin Its
twelfth season tonight with Gus HITS
Novelties. This organization includes
acrobats Mason and Young. Dryden and
/ Mitchell, gambling sports;' Nelson and
Nutlidge. Montague and West. Estelle
Wellington. a character dancer; Wells
and Ha.pin, Boyce and Graham and Gus
Hill.
Miners Bowery Theatre will also in
yite It's patrons to the initiation OF a new
season tonight. Reilly and Wood $ big
spectacular and vaudeville company viii
be the attraction in a new bnrlesquee
sailed "hades Up to Rate Thvre e, Wl
by Pat Reilly, Perry and Tenbroeck.
the, Russian quartet, the Savans, Ahe;i
and Wood liler; burke and Randall
The American Roof Garden has but
one more week of activity, and II will
be an interesting one There will be
singer Of Maine" John w. Coleman,
Madge Ellis, George Boulte, the basso;
Grace Vaughan, the Davenport BROTH
Ella Dunbar, a serio-comic; and Barney
Reynolds in limitations. Carmencita at
tracted crowds during the past week
Manager Huber at the to Eo ,hs cnm
ing week, Prince Tinymite. the small,
est living man on earth" the franks
Convention, Delma Fritz and Maud
Zarina, with II den of ailigators; Prof,
Haskin's second series of living pic
lures. Fiske and Vinton, Flora Shields,
Tom Ardello, Pat Murphy. Logan and
Bell and others.
The Hagenbeck trab,co animals may
still be seen at Manhattan Beach. Next
week Prof Darling, with mis- five nv
noon performances. while Mr. Mehr-
mann will be seen at the evening per-
formances only. The other attractions
horse Columbus: Mile. BerEs trained
hounds. and Sig. Barri's wrestling
| bears
The Sunday concerts at Eldorado have
been very successful, and the pro-
gramme tomorrow will be very interest
ing. There will be concerts In the after
evening concert the regular performance
will take place In the amphitheatre. The
artists WIN be Dashaway and Moulton,
D Dane cos aeo" Prof s"e Mayo. with his
trained horses: the Ventines and the
Renos.
successful. The Lineff Russian Choir, in
native costumes, appear. and Sousa
Grand international Melangs, with
Scotch bagpipers. British grenadiers'
United States soldiers and standard
bearers of AL nations. is well worth yn,in
h Rcofn6 may ys Still BBs By enjeSed
'The Mikado' revival at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre will celebrate its one
hundredth performance Saturday night;
aud end its phenomenally SUCCESSFUL
career amid blaze of glory; Souvenirs
will be distributed. Nobody thought
that this revival would run as long as 1t
has done. Its success shows that the
public is, after ali, inclined to patronize
legitimate comic opera. ,,,
The Terrace Garden will end its season
next Saturday night. A good bi,i mas
ger Heumann announces Servius schaf-
fer. the juggler; the "Iinger Longer
Lucy" girls, Fleurette. Campbell and
lie, Annie Lawrence, little Thurlow.. a
character change artist. and Prof. Abt