The evening world., 1894-08-25

days Will be interesting. for Manager
Gottsehalk has secured an admirable mir,
Maggie Cline, the Irish Queen; Lottie
ellison, Senorita Tortajada. Harris and
Walters, NADIA Reynai, Mark Murphy.
Ida Russell and Bosart and OBrien.
"Nydia" and THE Arts" will be two
new living pictures added to the series
a. proctcr,s Theatre next week; Mr.;
Workmanship of Edward NJ. Gordon,
who fires ut steel xylophone. and In
that way performs, popular melodies
Among the vaudev!llers Will be Mons.
Loisette. with his storks geese. dogs
and monkeys; Nina Bertolini Dolan and
Lenharr, Davis and Lacy. George Fisher
and Won Tilser and Sidney.
Tony Pastors artists tor the coming
week will be John and James Russell
the Irish Chambermaids; James +.
hioeys In new sketch, called Mamie
| Charles Osten. with his European art
pictures; BILLY Carter, the banjo come
diam the Burke brothers, Laurence and
Harrington. Matthews and Harris, Lille
Western. fNavella, the magician. and
the Brunelles.
The second series of living pictures at
Roster 4 Balls Concert Hall has made
| Il great hit. The Abduction OF Helena
wifi be added to the list Monday night.
The vaudeville portion of the pro-
gramme Will include the l.ars-larsen
family OF acrobats, Troja, the serio-
Caicedo, king of the Wire" Falkow-
sky and Mile. Marguerite, the contor-
| ZIONIST.
The Grand Opera House opens Its
doors tonight, when Paul kauvar,"
the stirring melodrama by the late Steele
Mackaye, Will be the attraction. The
play VII run through ., the coming ing week week
drama, and Manager Robinson says that
Paul Kauvar" viii be practically an
other play. A good company has been
engaged. and the piece Will be hand
Men and Women" the last play writ
ten in collab. ration by David Belasco
ana enty ri ne NIUE iha @ DC T hea
ire. 1t will be interpreted by Gustave
Frohman's company, and 1t should prove
to be, a great attraction, The play Is
Is particularly moving. This is the play
| that ran for SO long at Proctors Theatre.
Eunice Vance begins the last week Of
Garden Monday night The bill for next
Connors and ellison. Cloasie Campbell.
plan specialtles; Leila Blow, Buck and
Ward, Ella Caldwell and Pearl Andrews
the daughter of the STRENGTHENING
The Mannard troupe OF sharp-shooters
next week There are -FOUR Of them, and
they come from the oX1oru Music nan
programme will be the olympia Quartet,
cara and Hadj Cherifr. Charles b. Ward,
rs s ans bor s'saned
Marshall and Bimbo and Tehi.
The American Theatre throws open Its
doors Monday night with the well-known
melodrama 'Harbor Lights" presented
pany. Miss Victory Bateman is the lead
ing lady of this organization. and plays
| the part of the heroine, Dora Nane, and
Harry Mainhall is the leading man. The
| play had its first production several
years ago at the late Lester Wallack s
Theatre.
| drama. with which the play-goers OF this
| city are not unfamiliar, will be the at
traction at Nlb.o's Garden next week
The author of the piece is Milton No
| Is a very good actor. He has surrounded
himself by a capital company. From
Sire to Son" has had a very successful
| career.
| exceedingly popular resort, Will begin Its
twelfth season tonight with Gus Hilrs
Novelties. This organization includes
acrobats; Mason and Young. Dryden ant
Nutlidse, Montague and west. Esteiit
| Wellington. a character dancer; Well!
and Halpin, Boyce and Graham and Gu,
Hill.
Miners Bowery Theatre will also in
ylte Its patrons to the ini,Iati9 m Of new s,
spectacular and vaudeville company vii
be, the attraction in a new burlesqu'
called "Hades Up, to Date" There viii
also be a vaudeville enterta inment giver
by Pat Reilly. Perry and Tenbroeck
the, Russian quartet the Swans, Allen
and Wood, Iller, Burke and, Randall
The American Roof Garden has but
one more week of activity, and It will
be an interesting one; There will be
nErr OF Ma RSFa T oha w. 'hs
Madge Ellis, George Boulte, the basso
Grace Vaughan, the Davenport broth
ers, the Goldens, Field and Wolley
Ella Dunbar, a serio-comic: and Barney
tracted crowds during the past week.
Manager Huber, at the Fourteenth
Ing week. Prince Tinymite. THE small.
est living man ON earth" the Cranks
Convention. Delma Fritz and Mauc
Churchill, sword swallowers: Ida Smith
Zarina, with a den of alligators: Prof
Haskn's second series Of living, pic
lures, Fiske and Vinton, Flora Shields
Tom Ardello, Pat Murphy, Logan anc
Bell and others.
The Hagenbeck trained animals may
still be seen at Manhattan Beach. Mex
week Prof. Darling, with mis- five M
bian lions, VIII appear at the after
mann will be seen at the evening per
formances only. The other attraction,
including Penje's lioness, Helena: tn,
horse Columbus: Mile. Bergs trained
elephant. Shetland ponies and boal
hounds. and Sig. Barri's wrestlint
bears.
The Sunday concerts at Eldorado have
been very successful. and the pro
gramme tomorrow Will be very interest
ing. There will be concerts In the after
noon and evening At the close of IN,
evening concert the regular Performance,
| WI AmDhitheHtTe.
artists Will be Dashaway and Moulton
Mile. Towmour, the aerial queen;
Dan Costello. Prof. Mayo. with hi:
trained horses: the Ventines and thu
Renos.
The second week OF Sousn's musica
festival at Manhattan Beach ends to
morrow night. 1t has been immensel.
successful The Linefr Russian Choir, IL
native costumes, appear, and Sousa'
"Grand International Melange," witt
grand opera chorus, drum and fife corps
Scotch bagpipers. British grenadiers