The evening world., 1894-02-03
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
John Drew and Company in but
terhies" at Palmer's,
ga Womnn's Revenge' to Re Seen
at the American.
ro,n Drew will begin his second met

1ohn Drew will begin his second met
ronolitan season as n star, at Palmer's
rn,atre. Monday night, when he will
orpcar in the leading role of Henry Guy
Carleton's new American play, called
"Butternies.' The play is in three acts,
two of which are laid in st. Augustine,
Fla, and one In fashionable Lenox. MIR.
Drew will play the part of n 'dashing
Young fellow, running through a fortune,
whose mad love for Il young girl whom
he has rescued from drowning carries
him through vicissitudes that call for a
wide range of mimetic powers In the
cast will be Lewis Baker, Harry Har-
wood, Arthur Byron, Leslie Allen, Frank
j.. Lamb, Mrs. Annie Adams, Olive May,
Mrs. Kate Meek and Maude Adams.
An English melodrama by the late
Henry Petit, called "A Woman's Re
ycngc," will be produced for the first
time in this city at the American Thea
tire Monday night. 1t is still running in
London at the Adelphi, where it Is one
Of the successes of the season. It's
great scene is a murder trial of a highly
sensational nature, with solicitors, bar
~rlsters, jury, prisoner, police, Judge and
BIG mo III Nv N"Eb WI pN lilldl II
Norris. Arthur Lawrence, Alfred Fisher,
Marcus Moriarty, Clarence Handysides,
Joseph Adelman, Henry Graham, w. II.
Young, Walter Jamison, Minnie Selig-
man, Eunice Vance. Ada Dwyer, Lee
Lamar and Juliette de Grignan.
The Coquelin-Hading company will en-
ter upon the last week of their metropol-
Monday night. The repertoire will be a
very interesting and varied one. Les
will be presented Monday night (;
and "Gringoire," Wednesday night !;
"H 80 '1o iInt Fni, peu Thu ESaWn IN nig ahis e an1
PORTER" Friday night.
At the Metropolitan Opera-House the
operatic attractions for the coming week
meo ct Juliette;" Tuesday night. 10
Madi in the cast; "wednesday night; eX-
Traviata," followed by "Cavalleria Rus
ticana;" Saturday afternoon, Romeo ct
Juliette," and Saturday night. under the
auspices of the Purim Association Car
men" Popular concert tomorrow night.
The second edition of '1492' is to be
given at the Garden Theatre Monday
night. All the old songs and specialties
have been discarded; there will be new
scenery, new costumes, new songs. Josie
Sloan will appear in an original specially;
Had Never Been Found;a Mabel Clark
viii dance the WhiIlwihd,,, and Mar
guerite;'' Yolande Wallace will MARBLE In
c %ld sie NH sin agd in moan New S"q YORK; a R''i Sy
At the Irving Place Theatre, Fallen
;1s se,s will be moS slyen n 19r the ia T;nes sims
hit 1.-THE Passing Regiment VIII be
,ented. and on Wednesday, 9 new play
tuS Iii be F natai. e "a be- %" IToS In,lf;
umised for this week, which enlists
services of 100 people. The Tails
in" made a great sensation in Ger
Nine. Modjeska will continue to pre-
semi "Magda" at the Fifth Avenue
ThdNtre during the oming week. The
ties, and her work is thoroughly enjoy
able. The part of Magda; 1t appears, Is
the longest that Modieska has ever
triiie strange for the Polish actress has
appeared in most of the recognized star
The Nominee will be the play at the
Grand Opera-House next week, with
Robert Hilliard and Paul Arthur as the
stars. The play is of the hilarious order.
a aHa s WaS she a B girsa1 S TSe rest to% of tS seas cast
VIII include Hattie Russell, Frederick
Perry. Blanche Barton, Charles Bowser,
K EGi,h t Lee keeling elm FroT raSe Gerard
The features of the programme at the
Imperial Music Hall mex week will be
the Schrode brothers. Lille Landon, the
golden moth" Crimmins and Gore. Ed
Parker. Howard Russell. Tenney and
Talhert: Monroe and Mack. Ahrns, an
tiui!ibrist; Hector and Lorraine, the two
Judges, John and Harry Dillon. Pickert
and Mayor, and Mcintyre and Rice.
Darkest Russia" II. Grattan Donnel-
ly's farce-comedy, will enter upon the
fifth week of its engagement at the Four
tcenth street Theatre. Its season has
again been extended by Manager Rosen-
quest, this time until Feb. II. The
Fourteenth Street Theatre has rot known
such good business for a long time. The
melodrama Is a very interesting one, and
Is full of cleverly devised situations.
The nftieth performance Of "A Coun-
try Sport will take place at the Bijou
Theatre Monday night. There will be
70 souvenirs. but Peter F.. Daley, An
or"w Mack and Miss May Irwin will In
toduce new specialties In honor of the