The evening world., 1894-03-31
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Mounet-sully in Several Plays at
Abbey's
Clara Morris in Fourteenth Street
Kendals in Harlem.

Mounet-Sully, the tragedian. enters
upon the second week of his engagement
at Abbey's Theatre Monday night. The
repertoire for the week will be as fol-
lows: Monday and Thursday nights and
Saturday afternoon, Buy Blas;' Tues
day and Friday, "Antigone;" Wednes-
day, LIE Cid" and Saturday night
"Hernani." The next attraction at Alb
bey's Theatre will be the English panto-
mime cinderella" which will be pro-
duced April %, with the London cast.
Miss Clara Morris produces a new play
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre called
"Claire" Wednesday. 1t is not the fa-
miliar "Claire and the Forgemaster,"
but an adaptation from the German
made by Miss Morris herself. Monday
night she will appear in Camille"
Tuesday night in Article A." THURSDAY
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MIR. and Mrs. Kendall begin a two
weeks engagement at the Star Theatre
Monday night. They will devote the
cussed drama, "irhe Second Mrs. Tan
queray," which they presented during
week of their stay will be divided be.
tween THE Ironmaster," "A Scrap of
Paper" still Waters Run Deep" and
Loves Extract" will shortly be with
drawn from the Fifth Avenue, for the
Messrs Rosenfeld have decided to pre-
sent at that house April 9 James n Al /;
Margaret Fleming" This drama was
tried at a matinee at Palmer's Theatre
two years ago. and called forth consider
a welcome change from Loves Ex-
tract although that farce has been i'm
proved.
the irving Place ThGtre viii be " as fol-
Tuesday. "a, "A Night on" in which Miss
the first performance in German of Emil
repetltions Of this play Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The piece was adapted
All the principal members of Conried's
company will be in the cast.
Miss Fanny Davenport, who has not
next week. la Tosca" will be the play
Monday and Saturday nights, while the
matinee. Miss Davenport will be sup
ported by Melbourne Mcdowell. her hus-
band. and several well-known actors and
The Girl Left Behind Me-" David
Belasco and Franklin Fyles's admirable
OTdHld, is uOlnS remarkably well at the
Academy OF Music. The spectacular eff
fects have, of course. enhanced the value
OF the play at this theatre, but the
charming love story would undoubtedly
be appreciated II all these effects were
lacking: The cast is an extremely good
one. The play will rema in at the Acad-
emy until the season ends.
John Drew Is still delighting the mat
inee girls at Palmer's Theatre. Incident
ally he Is appearing in Henry Guy Carle-
toms play. THE Butterfies,-not that 1t
matters very much; Mr., Drew is the
undoubtedly remain at this house profit
ably until the end of June, but he has
contracts to fulfil in Brooklyn and Phil
adelphia, and then he is booked for a
"Charley's Aunt will be withdrawn
from the Standard Theatre at the end
OF four weeks. It will then go to
Hooley's Theatre, Chicago, for the en-
ever, will not be lost to New York for
ever. A contract has been signed by
which 1t will return to the Standard
Theatre next Winter. Its popularity Is
not as yet diminished, although 1t has
had more than two hundred perform
ances.
Sowing the Wind" at the Empire
Theatre, has pushed into the dim future
the other attractions that were to have
been put on at this house by Charles
Frohman. The play has been more sue
cessful in New York than in London,
and this success was entirely uneXpect-
ed. OF course, the splendid cast has a
good deal to do with It. Miss Viola AL
len and Henry Miller do remarkably
good work.
fered by Messrs. Benton & Aarons,
next week, will be a very good one, 1t
will include James Thornton, little Bon
ME Thornton. VIM. II. sloan, the four en-