The evening world., 1894-03-03

ursws large audiences. II is probably
now m IN txfiSasis piece pc w e farce property
%Standard for a long time 10 come In
session 1t is also making a record for il.
sell; IL moves from the Columbia To- the
John I Drew and m 'h hTs city S. next week; -.
sun at Palmer's Theatre. 1.-THE Masked
was to have been revived March 10
out It has been postponed. The play,
ant as John Drew, himself. The public
ciamors for Drew. and his return 10 the
MY NJ mas been most cordially welcomed.
citation. ppie
A. Proctor's Theatre mex, week the
A Aiiisaf BeSoS,n W ARABS be n, The ,d M4ssan Ben
OF music, Carrie Tutein. the Powers
family the F~orepaugh sisters. ipT'Aioe
n,qa's three gracesS, 81: Mayr and Gard:
Brunneils, Hose and Seymour, the Taye
t9e VIII sisters, George Graham.
At Roster & Balls Concert Hall next
week, Mile. Qunlitz and Mile. Neumann
NIL 40 two new dances, the "Neapolitan
; T%TSSsante,ia" ar the shaw lance"
WI Tlll be Mile. Armand AIRY, sandqW,
ana GSdP't shee;ard Mil Marl Ena and pepr, n: Wood
- ~ anu lDunnam, the
hhS eIiopa tai bar performers, and the
My Jack" Benjamin Landeck's melo-
1 1ae%si Theat Re- n tn, play play 4, II; r.;
feature or this play is the rescue Of a
man from 2 ship that is sinking during
q storm. The surf dashes on u rock
angry sea and swims out with a life
line, and Dorothy, tine heroine, sails to
the did Of her lover in q small boat,
be presented at the Imperial Music Hall
next week in addition to the usual
vaudeville performance. The title role
used WiaI s te n played ! sro by Jenn,e Joyce, who
SGhrode brothers, Josie sable, Belle
R R,a : Joe and Fly 'Inb, KWvsse,i o.Deli 1 and
kiralfy will direct a ballet.
Rose Coghlan returns to this city
N MGnney ,n;ght n presents Oscar
p mi1aa,s R''aS 4, i" Aam MSmsn Gs NJ Hnrl lem
0pera-House. She will be supported By
John r., Sullivan, who will play the part
Boucicault. Eme shannon. Winyona
Shannon. Grant Stewart, Robert Fischer
Peter Daley will enter upon the three
nnal weeks of his long Engagement at
the Bijou Theatre Monday night. The
o ons h Msrcs b performance viii take
distributed. New songs and speciait,es
will, be introduced during the coming
week; "A Country Sport never grows
BY Mr.: DALEY 'R and his co Se1nf i'eS"ened
"A Man Among Men" William c.
Hudson's melodrama, that has been at
the Columbus Theatre during the past
Fourteenth Street Theatre Monday
Bingham; Al!ss FiseSsr. M sIs 6 6%s!ln
Charley Nevins. Theodore Babeoek.
Ernest Elton, Enrol Dunbar and others.
Columbus Theatre next week, with Gus
Heege as the scandinavian hero. In the
cast will be Miss Sadie Connolly. a
Miss Merri oSborns and Miss Victory
good specialties, and there are also some
ENJOYABLE scenic efects-the log jam
Jane" will be acted at the Peoples
Theatre, with the admirable Jennie Yea
mans In the title role, which she has
mans will be supported by Adolph Jack
son. Joseph Allen, Alfred Fisher, Schnitz
Edwards; Master Joe Totten, Miss
Fisher. Miss Carrie Reynolds and others.
Miss Yeemans has made a great hit
Mr.. Crane will malse his third re-
the tinsi week Of his stay in the city.
The play had fifty performances here
BNnder Matthews and George II. Jessop.
In, the revival Mr.. Crane will pay his
9 Rac part uE 81 Jonathan silsbee: Mr..
Miss O'Ne.ll his wife and Mr.. Herbert
the r~ascally waiter.
Walker, London" will enter upon it's
Theatre Monday night. The play deals
with the adventures of a masquerading
mondon barber on a houseboat on the
created In London by the favorite come
dian. Toole. He has introduced a num-
Der OF gags. at which the audience laugh
Lady Windermerc's Fam will be seen
at the Grand Opera-House next week,
t will be interpreted by n very good
and it has pa one oi strong G drams snIs
situation, in which Lady Windermere is
rescued from an awful, predicament by
her own mother. Lady Windermere's
Fan" had n several weeks run at Pal
mer's Theatre last season. .
Adolf Philipps's new play. The Pawn
broker, OF the East Side, has now
Theatre. The audience that saw 1t
Thursday. night seemed to like It very
much indeed but. Of course, 1t remains
=" The Corner Grocer Of Avenue A" il
is well acted, and deals amusingly with
lowly life among the Germans of the
east side.
At the Lyceum Theatre there is a big
success once more. The Amagors,"
Piner,o's eccentric comedy. is crowd.ng
the house at every performance. 1t
seems strange that It should have been
held back for so lone. 1t only goes to
show that the most astute manage is
not infailib,e In his Judgment. 1.-THE
Amazons' is going to be as successful
as any play that has been seen at the
Lyceum.
ashore Acres" is still doing very well
indeed at Daly's Theatre. Monday after
noon there will be Q beneft for the un-
employed actors OF the city. W. d.
Howeirs Bride Roses" VIII be pre-
sented with Mrs. James A. Herne in the
cast. This will be followed by Shore