The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-29
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plerer, !" " The Fireman" The Soldier" .
Venus" and Leda and the swan"
Among the vaudevlllers will be Joe
Flynn, the American Macs, Ryan. and
Rlehtield, Madge Ellis. and the inim-
George w. Fortescue and his daugh-
ter Violet, will be seen at keith,s Union
Square Theatre, next week. They WI,
Little cindereiiS and 0q her Great Bls
Sister" Other attractions will be Mile.
Marguerite, the contortionist; Al w. Fill
son and Lee Enrol. Drummond Staley
Mrs, Drawee. Alma Bettini and George
Annie Abbott the Georgia Magnet"
% msks her onr rs, nest wstE
Among the. other features of the pro-
gramme will be the Haytors, the Phan-
tos, Mile. Eugene Fougere, the Marti-
netti Brothers acrobats and Roman
ring performers; the Fletchers, Mile:
Marietta hi bio, Ivan Tschcrnom, and
his trained dogs. and the Living Pic
lures.
The continuous programme at Proc
tors Theatre next week will include
some new Living Pictures; Bonnie
Thornton, Binns and Burns, the Adairs,
and Cleaver, Common and ellison. Ricci
and Merrbell, the Messrs. Dunn and
Mack, the paileys, Rosini Venus, En-
giehaIut ana Blancnaru, enc hehoe,
Ella Atkinson and Amy Muller,
patrons q the Broadway way theatre, with
De. Volt Hopper as the energetic star.
Mr.. Hopper Is going to give special
matinee performance for the "proies-
sion Thursday, and the occasion Will be
very interesting one. Frances VIII
son Della Fox, the "Gaiety Girl, people,
Drew and a legion of other lumnaries
will be present.
gently engaged in making its farewell
performances. 1t will remain at this
house for fortnight LONGER, and 1t will
then be succeeded by Little Christopher
Columbus" Miss Nellie Rraggins will
fiftieth performance of ''l492" will he
celebrated Friday, Oct. u;
"A Gaiety Girl at DAYS Theatre. Is
ance in town. There's no doubt at all
about that 1t is a bright, merry AFFAIR.
filled with clever, funny people. pretty
for the entire season with profit to itself,
but. unfortunately, there are contracts
ahead. However. IT Will remain at DAILY
Theatre for several weeks yet. -,
From Palmer's Theatre New Blood"
is soon to be withdrawn. Miss Olga
Nethersole is to play an engagement Of
four weeks at this house. beginning Oct.
IL there will be a special production Of
""The New Woman" by arrangement
with Charles Frohman. Mr.. Pa liner will
then present the plays by American
authors that he promised.
1.-The Captains Mate will be the at
traction at the Peoples Theatre next
week, with Miss Florence Bindley, a
clever little actress. as the star; The
play is described as, nautical drama
The play will, it is thought, appeal
very strongly to the patrons, OF the
sensational The company will be a
Magee & Wade's Vivian De Monte
Company will hold the stage of Miners
Eighth Avenue Theatre next week the
organization includes Press Eldridge,
vanola. Odell and Page, Needham and
Kelly, May Adams. Dilks and Wade;
Perry and Lulu y Ryan MeM anGn1 ana ana
others. A one-act farce called The
Irish Alderman" will end the pro-
Hopkins's Trans Oceanic Star spe-
cialty Company will be seen at Miners
Bowery Theatre Monday night. There
are some extremely clever people In
Mi meve ana twba hs" to Ssa
songs and dialect limitations are ex-
tremely refined and amusing; the Bison
Sy 3u ua Ford snd E Fsstt M snd
De Berssell, and Fisher and Crowell,
At the Fifth Avenue Theatre the
to pate are 1a deiishtIns the Children
When these clever little dramatic folks
come to, town the. juvenile element Of
the city has its innings. The Fifth Ave.
week with enthusiastic little theatre
goers. Giant Kaleb is a great source Of
amusement anus n s't The tall gentleman has
Manager Huber. of the Fourteenth
Street Museum, announces for the COM
ing week: Billy Wells. the man with
the iron SKULL, Lipe Baldwin, Albert
dogs; Miss Corinne Carter, in THE Sing
Sing Mystery" Prof. Miller, in feats OF
legerdemain Leah Sherman, and a
vaudeville company, including the Wes-
ton sisters, the Lannon'S. Bryant and
Connors, Jessie Oliver. the Days, and
others.
Hagenbeck's trained animals may still
be seen at the Madison Square Garden.
William Philadelphia's trained lioness.
Princess, In an elephant-riding act, was
the novel feature of the past week; The
markable, and Philadelphias power is
shown once more. He has also trained
the elephant to ride with comparative
ease upon bicycle.
automaton, will be seen at Dors's
Eighth Avenue Museum next week. 1t
is said to be very clever mechanical
crack HGysy rife s GhsR viii HfG Give the n
the curio hall. He is absolutely deaf
and dumb. There is a long list OF other
attractions. In the theatorium va
riety performance will be given by
Kohl & Middleton's company.
THE Black Crook" begins the second
and last week of Its engagement at
the Grand Opera House Monday night.
Evidently New York cannot have too
much of this spectacular ballet-riddled
entertainment. Its fate has been very
happy at the big west-side playhouse.
The stage Is ablaze with the luminous
beauties provided by the interchangeable
Tompkins, and the specialties are par
ticularly bright.
At the Columbus Theatre, Harlem. the
play next week will be C. T. Dazey's
melodrama I'm Old Kentucky" which
ran for so long at the Academy OF
Music, and has been so successful
throughout the country and in the Eng
lish provinces. The play will be in
terpreted by an excellent company. IL
was in the Columbus that "In Old Ken
lucky" made its first appeal TO New
York.
A series OF Sunday night concerts
will be begun at the Academy % Music
tomorrow night by Gilmore's Band,
under the leadership of Victor Herbert,
A number OF vocal artists will appear
at each concert.
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