The evening world., 1894-05-12

pet,ed by everybody, and likely 10 reach
a rare old age. The Kilanyi living pic.
tures-the originals which have inspired
many limitations. arc charming and afiis-
tic. They are arpiauied nightly by big
audiences that leave no scat unDccupied.
TIL" three hundred ana hf'i",h perform
anc", with valuable souvenirs. l. set for
Rics- summer season Of burlesque at
Palmer's has started with a boom and a
hurrahi DiSey. tho best Of American
bur,es1uors. seems 10 feel the stimulus Of
his re-aliiance with his Old manager. He
touches a dozen paa2ns Of eccentric char
actor dain'iiy and hufnOry usly. There are
many up-io-id'" features IN a )nis, y
Mr. Rice has surpassed himself In this
revival 1t IL gorgeous, spirited and pic
Hoyts f~atce-comcdy, "A Trip to
Chinatown which had a long run IN
at the Fourteenth street Theatre next
Monday night with the original cast,
Including Harry conor. Anna BOYD.
Harry GllioiI. beSs,e ihs pohu,
vooalists. The piece will be given with
the same" scenery and acc"ssnrich used
AT tn Madison SQUARE Theatre Its run
Is limited to one week.
Th" sidc-splitting, mirth~- provoking
musical comedy My Aunt Bridget. in.
Producing the king-pin Of all iinper-
senators Of Irish characters, Mr.. George
v Monroe. Will be- tho attraction at
II. II. Jacobs Theatre this week. Bird
gets studying etiquette from n book to
avoid impropricti"s while entertaining
show or before. and awkwardly
stumbling into the %blunders she studies
TO avoid, gives opportunities OF delicate
bits OF humorous satire.
The success Of Miss Nesta Tilley at
Tony Pastors IL phenomenal. She Ia "A
special favoritc with the ladies', as
well as the gentlemen. one enterpris-
Ing merchant downtown has got n
NcSta TIlley hat and a Nesta 1illey
vest named after after her. The Ma
tional Trio, Frank u; Bryan, Nellie
Forester, Gilbert Moulion; Lottie GIL
son Mine. Anna, with her company OF
trained pug dogs; Mile. Alvira, lady
j~ugglcr and equilihrist; the two clip
rcrs, Frank r. Ward, John J.. curran
nh" Girl I Left Behind Me- has
crowded houses At the Academy OF
Music. IT tells a beautiful love story
thirty-nrSt rescue episode in which the
Indian scene eliminates. furnishes SUI
ncient realistic thrill to make 1t the
rage for go long a time, The com
pnny gives q strong and perfect per
Torrance. No accident Of consequence
has happened on tho Academy stage Of
late.
The Grand Opera-House will have n
favoritc old-time play next week.
Harry Lacy will appear in the dashinG
Iphiaractsr WIZ 81 Sol ,,o Grp aha in rTh h,
' ~ - . y ilin il"'i " vi VI
over 1000 nights In America and Eng
land. y. good supporting company will
assist Mr.. Lacy In the performances.
The scenes Of the play are laid in the
South during the rebellion. 1t tells Of "A
wifc's secret. which leads to denouc-
rnent. discovery and rctrlbutiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall return to this
city the coming week, and will play IA
special engagement at the Harlem
opera House, being their last appear
anc"s in New York this season. The
Ilut VII,tt tl,t,. 1F THAR tlnNg fnY Tho
gagement has been arranged as follows:
Monday and Friday evenings, The
Ironmnstcr,|, Tuesday. "a Scrap OF
day miatinec, The second Mrs. ran
queray;" Thursday, "Still Waters Run
Deep" and Saturday night, "A White
"Charley'srncle" liz doing SO well at
the Bijou Theatre that Manager Rosen-
quest has decided to continue II during
next week. The new comedy is cleverly
George Woodward, Raymond Hitchcock
and the others In the cast and is being
received with shouts OF laughter.
cc 81; "a a., ' ,he s, nns m@He T : E : in sq his
new version OF "Sam'l OF rosen." and
* to continue his engagement at that
house until June %. Since the opening
night he has received hundreds OF let
ters from managers in other cities ask
ing when he can present his play in
their theatres, and IL rapidly signing
ibllTitlS LOT WI tNltnNth Jour OF IIlt
country next season. Walden Ramsey.
OF A. NJ, Palmer's company. goes into
Mr.. c4rtis's SUPPORT Monday night.
new American molodrama entitled THE
DIAMOND breaker" Will be the attrac-
ton. The opening scenes of the play
~" laid IN the Allegheny Mountains.
Pennsylvania, giving an exact reproduce
ton OF the interior of one of the i'm
mcnse Cunl-hreak"rs of that section,
showing all the machinery, iiy-wheels,
mammoth iron breakers. coal chutes.
dump-Cnrs, Nc, running at fun blast
with steam boiler and engine in actual
operation.
Next week at Eostcr & Balls new
features of the programme win he the
first appearance In America OF Sarina
and Lalo. bicyclists and Contortlonists,
from the Casino, Paris. and the debut
here Of tniCcdo. said to bc a wonderful
ruDc and slack wir" performer, from
the Thcatr" Royal, Melbourne. The
balance OF the bin will include the Liv-
Ing Pictures, the French singer, Mile.
l.nrivc, In rev songs; I.ittke Carlson,
j.. II. Leslie and his raine dogs, Re-
zen" ana ltohini, cont" trapeze: the
HnncttoS, Japanes" Jugglers, and the
rcappearance OF Maggie Cline, the Irish
queen.
There Is to he n new hurlesque ut the
Imperial Music Han Monday night. II
Is said To he n magnificent affair, entitled
Rip Van Wink.c," Lillian Maehl, Lizzie
Il. Raymond and Helen Dunbar have been
assigned the principal roles, while the
comedy work has been Entrusted to those
clever comedians. Sam Bernard. George