The evening world., 1894-03-10

way plaisance" scene, In which a Cairo
auaadriiie VIII be danced by Persian girls,
and a sword combat in which sixteen
't Man S1sm Nmons m, Ren Ren.'S'GH'e r. & Hudson
meiodrama. will enter upon the second
ana Hni, last week OF It's engagement, at the
night. The explosion in the mine shaft.
the miners riot and the scene In the
smelling mill have all met with much
favor, at this house. In the cast are
Amelia Bingham. Alice Fischer Gussie
Hart. William liarcourt, Harry Mere
dith and others.
At Tony Pastors Theatre next week,
uiar comedian; Miss Bessie Be.lwood,
Miss Lottie Gibson, Mile Carlini, whG
VIII Introduce her funny, ,roupe Of per
mond, Miss Phyllis Allen. Prof. Wallace,
iucier and Archmcre. Leonzo the
American Am ri {usglssr, and Tony Pastor;
Harry S. Sanderson. who for twenty
years has been at the head of Tony
Pastors executive, stan. will have his
anHna ng eSns, at bs ony Pas1os I Thpr Is
an admirable one. including George
nelles. Edward Rogers, Wilson and
Kate, Davis. Lottie ellison. Ward and
Lynch. the McCarthys Bessie BellSood
Prof. Wallace, Frank Bush. Melville and
SlttSOn anu OIneTb.
At the Garden Theatre 1882" still
RACES. Miss Dorothy Daffron, the new
dancer, has made a hit, and the other
new features have all been well re-
kilanyi, II European novelty. that has
made stir In Paris, Madrid and Lon
DON. will be introduced. The three
hundreth performance VIII take place
Poor Girls" will be the play a, the
Peoples Theatre next week. This Is the
play that was produced short time
ago at the American Theatre, where 1t
ran two weeks. 1t is an adaptation from
a. foreign source, made by Augustus
Thomas, and It deals effectively. with
that is very prettiiy told
At Roster & Biai's Concert Hall next
who will execute several new feats.
English song called SThs Little { coauct,e s ,e%'" %
Mile. Ena Bertoldi; unthan, the armless
itz. and Mile. Ncumann Mile, Alcide
Capitaine, on the flying trapeze, and
Blockson and Burns, the comedians.
,baA, r9n Temperance per nc Tow Town noy,s NAY
Square Theatre, will be acted next week
at Hammerstein's Harlem Opera House.
George Richards will appear as Mark
Anna Robinson as Ruth. the minister S
daughter. There are many very anus
Ing. episodes in "a Temperance Town"
and IT is in the funny incidents that
The Pawnbroker OF the East Side" is
doing very well. indeed at the Ger
mania Theatre. 1t is more melodra-
matte ma eth, than Its predecessor; but it does
The stable scene, with Its real horses.
and equally real st. Bernard dog, is al
ways received with much applause. The
N1n To- fAh n
Philips is to be congratulated upon a
Dan McCarthy's Irish drama, "rhe
Hrids Of 9aoohay Maya han VIII be presented at
said that every line and every situation
Of the play Is entirely new and original.
Harley Merry has painted some new
psen,y Dsens,ry; non,,e The company contains many
house. Among them viii be Dan Nc
Carthy, Charles Saunders and Lou Rip
"Yon Yonson" will be the play next
week at the Park Theatre. where 1t had
Its first metropolitan production n few
seasons ago. Gus Heege Will. OF course,
appear APE oprnnsn, as the Ssandnavian hero; and
Batsman. who is the leading lady: J. c.
Huffman, Sidney Craven. Charles Mitch
ell, Clinton Maynard, Merri Osborn. and
is still at Daly's Theatre, where il vii
remain until Mr.. DAILY brings his owr
company back to this, city. Shore
, could not be accepted. II has
itriumphed, iii however, and when It ends
I'm Old Kentucky" c. T. Dazey's mel.
odrama, that ends Its career tonight at
the Academy OF Music, goes to the Amer:
scenery will be the same, for they could
not easily be improved upon. I'm Old
Kentucky" has pleased thousands OF peo-
pie since 1t came to New York. Its week
at the American Theatre should be a
profitable one.
At the Casino about Town" may still
be seen, with Russelrs comedians as
farce is continually being freshened up,
and the plot can certainly not be hurt
by anything that is introduced MIR.
RSsse in has be h9Fr9r cacy Of p Plots and be
The prettiest thing in about Town" Is
"Linger Longer. Lucy"
Miss Katie Emmett will he the star at
thse, Grand Opera House next week She
"Kilarney," that she produced a few
seasons ago at the Star, Theatre. She
SmonR Sem being OF saPfss
''The Irish Guldes" 'KiIiarney" win be
beautifully staged. Miss Emmett has
not been with US for a long time.
me tcl niiheuuy BIis WIN iidhe put
ter at Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum
and distribute II among the patrons OF
that establishment remain there during
the curlo halls will be j. c. Smiths In
dian relics and Zamara. the Zulu chief.
In theatre No. a drama called "Kath-
! leen Mavourneen" will be played. and in
! Theatre No. 2 Gardener & Moores
vaudeville company will appear.
At Huber's Museum next week the
! principal features Will he the Esquimau
| village. Mines. Yucca and La Blanche
two strong women; Frank Cotton, with
his trick donkeys: Fiji Jim and Annie
and Ralbroma, the fire king. In the the.
atre there will be the Chicago Novelty
Company and Prof Stoeber, with his en-.
tertaining collection of Worlds Fair
| views.
The bill Of the Eden Musee during the
past week was so good that II viii be
| retained. 1t includes Eunice Vance
whose songs are well worth hearing
! Adele Purvis Onri. an old favorite n,
this house: Frank Majilton. whose
Japanese pastimes'' are very funny
and Ruth Davenport, who sings sentl.
mental songs Mile. Tortaiada has re.
! covered her voice and will sing some
more Spanish ballads.
Bobby" Gaylor, In sport McAllister
| One of the 400" will be next weeks at.
! traction at Niblo's Garden The farce
! has been made up to date and has beer
| filled with the most popular songs of the
/ day. Mr., GaylOr has engaged the ser.
! vices of some clever people, among them
| being Dagmar and DE Celle the Danish
warblcrs; OBrien and Carroll, Alice
! Va. III Il,aNR