The evening world., 1894-06-23
NEXT week At THE THEATRES.
Wilbur Opera Company in "The
Grand Duchess" at frcctor's.
Living Pictures at tho Imperial
Attracting Great Attention.

The Wilbur Opera Company will sing
"'rhe Grand Duchess' at Proctor's Thea
tre next week. with Susie Kerwin In the
leading roe and Lille Taylor. James
pennel!y, ]. Il. Cordy and w. II. Kohnle
also In the cast. The vaudeville bill Will
include Russell and Turner. Shearer and
Diamond. Granville and Ashby. Clint
Wilson. the monoioguist Gallagher and
Griffin. John "Buzfuz" Ince. the man OF
many faces; Prof. Hurd, Yank ONO.
the Irish Jap" and Harry Barton, a
musical ccmelIln.
At the Imperial Music Hall living pic
lures are still all the rage. The Daugh-
tcrs Of Mcnesthl." the latest addition, Is
still displayed nightly, and 1t has caused
something of "A sensation. Two more new
pictures will be added during the coming
week, and they wi. also be somewhat
sensational The artists to appear in the
vaudeville performance preceding the pic
lures ere Smith and Cook. Basco and
Roberts. the Evanscs in their kid" act,
I.auge. and Harvey. Allen and West. Nor
ton and Revelle. Kohln. and Maud Bev-
erley.
This Is what Roster & Biai have done
for the comfort OF their patrons: "The
auditorium Is kept perfectly cool by two
lNtntN-UNe morse tNnluSt rams, wnlCn
keep iifty thousand cubic feet OF air in
circulation every minute" M'Yes. The
attractions for the coming week viii be
tne LIVING pictures, the Sisters Ethardo.
i.aio. the bicycllst; ssn)r Caice1o Mile.
14arive. the French singer: Naomi. Mons
Sarina. TroJa, bunth ana Buad. and Anna
| Caldwell.
The -nftisth consecutive performance OF
The Passing show will be celebrated at
me casino, Thursday night, by the dis
lributi2n o. unique and appropriate"
tographic cameras. the film plate Of whic j
wal retain Fix impressions, all OF which
can be made In ,ess than minute. The
Roo, Root GARDEN progTamme VIII eplis; the
nr5s ana G''S Stack. e''' Moie He rhcmPPs5n hHfaPs5n
Nh''Sr%s Comic anh aSer s,d rrd othsrs bs
Dancing School, will be presented a,
the, American Roof Garden Monday
night. 1t will tell complete story
The principal, dancers will be signorp
good one. It will Include such artists
9s the four srhroede Brothers, littl.
SSnr.o, SSSiIre p12!y; 1Gy,;, the American Coined.
Raymond, Annie Wllnuth, jerome. Har
rigan and John w. .Ransone, who vii
H%d nnor new W N;srs verses to to his song. I'm tn,
At the Garden Theatre the everlastinl
top waves of popular success" which
Is a neat way of putting it. It keep!
Itself completely up to date, and that /.
undoubtedly the secret OF its phenome
nal success. Master Frank Egan, lat,
of "Peci's Bad Boy" company. will ''re
Snn Monaag new ngh The four
performance OF the burlesque Will talk.
place July II, and souvenirs are alread,
being prepared.
% a ig t,, it. 1,i,
Tie wonderful schafrers began the % las
week o. their enlargement Monda,
@ gney and n1yf sesy sGyed wead to be- be ene srs
were it not for the fact that they sal
for,, Europe the following week. Their,
will be two concerts tomorrow. in tn,
afternoon md evening; In honor Of tn,
visiting singing societies who are her
attending the Saengerfest, Mr.. Herbcr
has arranged a very interesting pro
At the. Fifth Avenue Theatre Mr.
DufEs admirable presentation OF Gil
bert and Suliivan's most popular work
,nThc Mikado, Is doing as we'll as conlc
piece Is yer" pcturesquely put upon tn,
stage, and II Ia cast very well indeed
The imperial Japanese dancers, Will,
they may no! find favor with those whc
hold that Gilbert and Sullivan need M
outside Inducements. please the people
| Jheir dances arc certainly very quaint
~ fiHREUUtCE IT1lnPN animals ar,
comfortably located for the Summer a
Manhattan Beach. The programme l.
ENJOYABLE from start to finish. and II Il
particularly popular with children. The!
rejoice at seeing tiger riding a bicycle
two leopard5 and the hear Pete playinl
at see-snw. a lion clad in the garb o
ROYALTY being driven in a state charlo
and the capital finale. in which the ami
mails form themselves into a geological
staircase.
"Lalla Rookh anl the Fire Worship
nora,, Will have It's first presc ntatIon II
PAINS outdoor theatre. at Manhattan
| Beach. Tuesday night, and. II manager
ial promise is 10 be relied upon 1t vii
he one cf the most interesting spectacle
neen in preparation for a long time, an
the first performance will undoubtedl'
b" 4 smooth one. \ strong feature will
b, made OF the ballet under the direc
Fred Mayser promises the following in
terestng list Of artists for the Centra
street next week: The Rogers brothers
Dutch comedians; Mcintyre and Heath
eNponents Of negro COMEDY; George II
Wood. the "5Dme~hat different" come
dlnn Blanche Fernandez. the six Rec
birds In a plantation scene, Siegrist an
Lee, Paul Stanley, the internationa
comedian; Soto Sunetaro. the Japane'
pantomim!st, Daisy Stewart and Marb
and Daley. eccentric comedians.
The popular mclodrama called MAS
| ter and Man. that MIS- once done a
Palmers Theatre with Richard Mans
field in the cast will be acted next weel
at Nlblo's Garden. The play deals wit
EoTle stirring phases of mining life
and there are two admirable scenes
the Kcnton coal mines and the interio
OF the Carleton Iron Works. with tn
furnaces in full blast The sensations
nature Of the play does not, however
prevent the Introduction OF variou
sonGs and dances.
NJ the Madison Square Roof Garde
the attractions for the coming week wi
be as follows: Frank Bush. the mimic
Ward and Curren, the two clipper,
Paulo and Dicka. French cccentri
dancers and singers; Isabella Ware
Nellie Franklin. the English characte
change artist: Lottie Gibson. Tortajad
and her troupe, the entertaining Russo
brothers, Bennett and Cannon. III
Lynn sisters, Hilda Thomas and Sii
, | 8or"lli,
Tony Pastors Theatre closes after tn
rCr!CrmGnce tonight. Says Manage
Sanderson: OWN TO Mr.. Pastors d,
sire 10 hn entirely free from all bushes
care during his European trip, his thea
ire viii be closed until his return. Jul
, 20. This trip is the flist that Mr. PastG
I has extended beyond London and Pari
; r1d as his itinerary Is subject to chang
[ lis desire was to be entirely free frol
care while away. His season has bee
an oS client one,"
Al tne Terrace Garden Music Ha
there win be the usual excellent val
| 'ryi'l- performance next week, and &
SnriGn Rand will interpret cooling mus
! f., fal4pto n nf Tho ~ ~