The evening world., 1894-06-16

senator. There will also be a new dance.
2 ney SOM and new costumes for the
i, y mmale boys. and a new group Of
hl,.lg pictures.
hi,een living pictures, which he terms
sln-ae-Siecle Tableaux WANTS. and these
ere 70 be presented on the Casino Roof
Garden stage Monday night. The vaude-
Ruth Shadwell, coincidence; Charles
SoWles, character comedian; Charles v.
Seamon, German song-and-dance per-
DANCER Lancer: s MHl,ie co mhonI!ps0Rni Belle eef SIndk,
Matthews and Bulger. Tuxedo Quartet.
X. j. Jose. Madge leasing, Belle Stew
ar, Gus Pixley, the Sisters Nichols and
the International Trio.
The complete list of performers who
are to appear tomorrow night on the
stage of the Casino, in addition to the
~Tooi-garden artists. is as follows: Louise
Sisters Nichol. Mabel Stephenson, Belle
Stewart and Carrie Behr; the gentle
men are Charles Dickson. JEFF De An
Ey S,n Robert Hilliard, Paul Arthur, Gus
sykes, julius r. Witmark, Julius
Stciger, James G.. Peakes, Gus Pixley.
TIN Gronin, Harry Common, Mathews
ion, Leonard and Moran. Geo. A. Schil-
Ter. and VIM. Calhoun. Max Freeman
and Harry Standish will direct the stage
and the full Casino orchestra will dis
~ lttuSiNs
Ihe standing-room sign goes out regu-
Ritee,s 1872" at the Garden Theatre.
room can be sold. and when seats and
boxes are all gone the late Corners are
turned away In discomfort. Il Is a won
derfully vital show-'l4s2'-and the
q fly. blister. The starting :Temsle Of
Bacchus' tableau. with its fifteen
beautiful models, creates a nightly sensa-
magnitude in the living. picture line has
been attempted here. There is already
formance, saturday evening. July il,
when the souvenirs are sure to be worth
having,
The last performances of s%eabrooke's
comic opera, "Tabasco," are announced
at the broadway Theatre. The engage
when the entire seabrooke company viii
great financial as well as artistic sue
cess for. Mr.. seabrooke; so great, in fact,
to appear in three Of the largest cities,
Boston, New York and Chicago. Mr..
Seabrooke's exquisite drollery keeps the
audience in a constant roar Of LAUGHTER
Swim Out, o'Grady,." and Greet he
Old Man with a Smile" have already
passed into the classics.
Next Monday ushers in the eighth and
last week of NJ. b. Curtis's SUCCESSFUL
engagement at the Standard Theatre,
where a final performance this season
Of "Sam'l of Posen' will be given
Saturday night. Mr.. Curtis IL more thar
satisfied with his long stay at this house;
| He will rest in and near his city until
Aug. 10, when he begins an EXTENDED.
tour of the country, opening In 81. Paul
Albina de Mer Mrs. NJ. b. Curtis) VIII
then return to the stage, taking her
original part of Celeste, the adventures
Manager Sanford opens his twenty,
| RftI xynnE 90 y, anorar nf Nlhln'a WIFI
the stirring local .melodrama, The
Hearts of New York. which tells Of the
| lives of upper and lowertendom, Its plot
| appealing to many homes where virtue
| predominates, with black-handed Vice
seeking to assail 1t. One Of its mos
humorous episodes Is a row In Battle
Row. in the tenement district, and an.
| other Is the mixed ale social on the roof
The cast will include Hines and Reming
ton, for whom the piece was written
| DAILY and Devere, w. F. Cain, "tht
| sweet singer of the Seventh Ward" anc
| those comical tramps. Smith and Cook.
Proctor's Theatre, with Its ~attractiXe
offering Of comic opera n vaudeviilt
on the continuous plan, Is among tht
most popular of family resorts. II has
PRODUCTION of a costly and ingenious Ice
| cooling plant. Comic opera as given, BY
| Mr.. .Wilbur's admirable company has
proved a great success. Next week
Ezra Diavolo" will be ans with an ex
celient cast, beautiful costumes anc
| pretty scenery. There are besides som
capital vaudeville entertainers, includ
| ing Lew Dockstader, "the living picture
in charcoal" with his funny songs ant