The evening world., 1894-04-28
OUR THEATRES NEXT week.
Much Discussed "Hannele" to Be
Seen at the Fifth Avenue.
NJ. B. Curtis Begins an Engagement
at tho Standard.

the very widely discussed "Hannele" vii
positively be presented at the Fifth Av,
niue Theatre Monday night. There will
be no one-act curtain-raiser, as orig.
inally intended. lowing to the peculiar
nature Of "Hannele." The cast. as II
stands at present, will include Annie
Blancke. Charles j. Richman, Alice But
Ter, Alice Leigh. Matte Ferguson, John
T.. Ince. Fred Lotto. w. p. Sheldon,
Lawrence Eddinger. David Elmer. c,
Chester de Vance. Maude Banks. NJ
Hastings, Mamie Ryan. NJ. Paxton and
Cora Macy. The English translation has
been made by c. Harry M~etzger.
NJ. b. Curtis will begin an engagement
at the Standard Theatre Monday night
In a new edition OF "Sam'l of Posen." in
which he will play the part of Samuel
Plastrick. Mr.. Curtis will be supported
by George Bonifacc. Orrin Johnson, Will
lam Courtleigh, Charles V. Seamon, Ed
ward l.. Walton. Gerald Chandos, Ber-
tram Budd. Robert NJ. Eberle, John
Ada Marie V~alleau. Clara Knott and
Laura Christian.
Miss. vesta RILEY continues in her
eessful career at Tony Pastors Theatre;
she mas. won all hearts, and nobody need
sheer when she says she loves dear Amer
lea and the dear Americans. Miss Tilley
VIII be seen again next week. The other
F: Hoey, Russell brothers. Annie Hart,
Lille Western. the Brunne!les, Kissell
and John X. Hartz, the Juggling walter"
Frederic de Beileville, who blossomed
Fourteenth Street Theatre. will be seen
next week at the Peoples. Theatre in the
popular melodrama. 'hoodman Blind" in
Teafe,t ne M Pla 3e B shf hfsoi IS a 1G piet %, saSs
and forceful actor, and he has a very
good company. The leading feminine role
will be interpreted by Miss Fanny Gil
lette.
Rival Candidates will enter upon the
last week OF its engagement at the Mad
ison Square Theatre Monday night. The
play is an interesting one, and 1t con-
popular success 1t has been we'll re-
ceivei at the Madison Square Theatre.
and It has won the coveted metropolitan
Endorsement, That. Of course. will help
Miss Marie Jansen will end her first
season as a star at Hammerstein's Har-
lem Opera-House. where she will be
farce, "D~elmonico's at g." The company
will be the same as that which appeared
with her during her engagements at the
Bijou Theatre this season. Miss Jansen
Will sing her popular songs, n the
farce VIII have a number Of bright
s%pecialties.
Charles Dickson will. enter upon the
second md and R1,o last T Teek Of HIS Men ednssse n1SS,
Willie" is amusing in its way. but the
son dims the lustre of this later farce.
and he mas an enviabie future as a star.
Miss Grace Filkins.. Thomas A. Wise,
e ]. Connolly and Gertrude Witty
must also be congratulated:
The final performance OF Rory OF the
Hill" will taxi place at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre next Saturday night.
James c. Roach. the Irish author-actor
has h @iTi y yn3ou MEL yee Tetsfn a IN N the
York, One Of its attractive features Is
the singing. of Irish melodies by a very
well-trained chorus. A theatre. party Of
attended the performance Wednesday
unlimited Utopia" remains at the
Imperial Music Hall. The management
lesque artist, who will make her APP
pearance in one of the principal roles
a fion Mo OF nsx r'E Weeks The b,i X%aV %iii iscl RHI.
Eunice Vance, Alice Raymond. Thomas
z. Glynn, Kokin, Joe Flynn. Topack
and Steele and others.
ton at II. r. Jacobs Theatre. The play
was written for him by the well-known
actor and dramatist. Mark Price. Mr..
lin. the mall carrier. He will be sup:
ported by Miss Polly Holmes. late OF
Tony Pastors company. and by other
clever people: The play will be hand
will be given at the Irving Place Thea
tire Monday night, when von M Ai3i IS
produced, The principal roles of the
play will be acted by Mines. Du-
rand, Schluter and Braga and Messrs.
s Link, a stTa a,sssr. s soYSehir, z Mi,I +.
probably play at this house during the
months of May and June.
able Lillian ensa Essss1, w at the sne Casino ess Rs0e 10:
closed for rehearsals OF THE Passing
Show which will open there May 8.
week the attractions will be Little Carl.
sen, the living caricature;' the De
Forests. whirlwind dancers: jacques
Adrienne Larive. Xstarte. Mile. Enn
Bertoldi. Conroy and Fox, the Zanettt
troupe OF japanese tugglers, J~essica, the
Bhaatz brothers. Rezene n Goldini, ant
"uptopia Limited" the latest Gilbert
and Sullivan opera. will stay but two
weeks lor ger at the Broadway Theatre
he Rose Company Hsrsy 1 to Boston Before St tt,
weather gets too warm. The opera |.
going very smoothly, and II Is certainl,
presented In a magnificent manner
Boston will undoubtedly like 1t, for tn
Boston admirers OF Gilbert and Sulli
van are numerous.
At the Garden Theatre 1872 and tn,
Kilanyi pictures are doing an enormou
business There are twenty pictures II
the new series introduced last Monda!
night, and two more. called THE Night
ingale" and THE Double Star" will b
shown next Monday night. The thre
hundred and hftieth performance is al
ready talked OF, and is set down 70
Monday. June 4
The Amazons.' Pinero's fantasia
comedy. has been running for nearl
four months at the Lyceum Theatre, an
i is still doing s~plendidly. This coined
has met with more success In NeN
York than London though 1t was muc
discussed there. 1t Is light. breezy an
distinctly odd. New York loves oddities
md 1t find something very refreshing l
this quaint Pinero story.
A. NJ. Palmer's stock company begin
a two weeks engagement at the Gran
Opera-House Monday night. The frs
week will be devoted to Gus Thomas
famous play alabama In the cal
will be ]. II. Stoddart. e. NJ. HOLLAND
owen Fawcett, Miss Eustace. Miss Cor
quest, Miss Heron. Wilton Lackay'
den Ramsey, Edward Dell and Mr.. Fa2
The following week will be given owe
to a repertoire OF successes.
Sowing the Wind" will positively en-
Its season at the Empire Theatre Ma