The evening world., 1894-02-17
1vR THEATRES NEXT WEEK,
pTl.e Amasons," Pinoro's Comedy,
at the Lyceum'
pov,val of "Robln Hood" Mt tho
Broadway.

,rA. A~ua-nrs." a comedy by Pincro,
"a This country, will be presented
:" y, ,ho Ivceum Theatre Monday night
nv Daniel Frohman's ndmiraoie STOCK
nomnsny. The performance WIZ beS.n
u,,,h the late Tom Taylor's play "A VOL
IN sbeep's Clothing" in which Herbert
po,rov w. j, Lemoyne, MIR. Radcliffe.
A. weed. Georgia Cayvan. Madge Carr
and Airs, Whlfrcn will he seen. The
Amazons' IL described by Pinero as "a
,,rcical romance 1t Is aid to be
,dyllic. whimsical, full. Of humor and of
sentiment, Tho piece was first pre-
sented a year ago In London.
Grand opera at the Metropolitan OPP
will end its Sew York season
with the close of the coming week. Mon
dav night Masscnrt's "Wcrthcr' viii be
nr,duced in French, for the first time in
This country. In the cast VIII be Emma
Eames, Slgri1 Arnoldson.. Martapoura,
Iarbone, uuc,aiE ps Nasfhe't C.. ana
resi- Of the week will be: Wednesday,
les Huguenots;'' Thursday. Carmen"
Friday, Faust and Saturday after
noon, "Nozzi dl Figaro There will be
a popular concert tomorrow night.
Two complete vaudeville companies and
"a newly imported chanteuse. eccen-
%trique" will be seen at the Imperial
Mile. Deville, who sailed from Havre on
Sunday and will probably arrive here in
time for Monday nights entertainment.
Among the vaudeviliers will be the Far
mum brothers, harris and Walters. Pearl
C.. W. Littlefield.
ROBIN Hood will be revived at the
Broadway Theatre Monday. night. The
two operas, The Maid Of Plymouth"
however, did no harm in presenting
them. The revival OF robin Hood" viii
be welcome. This delightful opera has
not lost its vitality yet. 1t, moreover.
gives the Bostonians opportunities that
the other operas ave moi afforded.
The programme AZ Tony Pastors Thea
tire next week will be very interesting.
1t will include the celebrated Lars Lar
sen family of four women and one man.
Ward and Nokes, as Harold and Percy:
VIII H.. Fox, Melville and Stetson, top
zeal duettists and dialect imitators; Full
CORA, the transfgurator; VIII C. Mat
Ihews and Nellie Harris, the three Al
blons, Clark and Williams and Violet St.
Clair.
The Camille D,Aryilie Comic Opera
Company will begin the last week OF its
engagement at the Casino Monday night.
i is not likely that Prince Kan; or, A
Trip to Venus will be seen in New York
again this season: Miss D'Arville has
Ing! ing, and her voice is in EXCELLENT order.
to the Casino Monday, Feb. 26.
Writes business Manager T.. D.. Price:
Rice's 1882 at the Garden Theatre, re-
wye the chilled spirits, of amusement
seekers who brave outdoor discomforts
these bleak wintry nights. The business
mas been excellent despite the abominable
weather. There will be nine perform
ances the coming week, with a special
Mashington's birthday matinee on
$. Willard Will begin the second
and last week of his engagement at
Hammerstein's Harlem Opera-House
Monday night, The Middleman" will
be played Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday,
and at the Saturday matinee;
tSors PARADISE" Will be given Fri
Saturday night. and THE Professors
Love Story at the W~ashington's Birthday
matinee.
James j.. Corbett will be the star at
the Columbus Theatre, Harlem, next
week. He will appear in his play Gen
tleman jack" by Vincent and Brady,