The evening world., 1894-09-08
THE THEATRES NEXT week.
Francis Wilson in 1.-THE DEVILS
Deputy" at Abbey's.
First Production OF "Humpty
Dumpty Up to Date"

seaSon MOnudy nlBnt Dy FRANCIS "llSoI
with new comic opera by ]. Cheever
Goodwin and Jakabowski, called THE
Devils Deputy" J. Cheever Goodwin Is
too we'll known to need any introduction
and Jakabowski-well, he composed Err
MIME" Ernest Catenhusen is the musical
director Mr.. Wilson's company will in
clude Rhys Thomas, ]. C. Miron, ]. b.
Chaillee. w. II. Laverty, Adele Richie,
Lulu CHASER, Maud Bliss, Christie Nc
Donald and Amelia Gardner.
John Drew begins his third regular sea-
son at the Empire Theatre Tuesday
night, when he will appear as Viscount
Clivebrooke. the leader of the House OF
Commons, in Henry Arthur Jones's play,
THE Bauble Shop" The cast will also
include: c. Leslie Allen, Arthur Byron,
Guido Marburg. Harry HARDWOOD, Fred
erick Strong, Lewis Baker. j. f. bod
son, Robert Cotton JOSEPH, ,Hum1ghrey;s,
Wolfe, Kate Meek and Maud Adams.
"Humpty Dumpty Up to Date" will
have its first production at the Fifth
the Liliputians in the leading roles. The
Messrs. Resented say that "Humpty
Dumpty" is the most pretentious effort
they h @ be- msd or sas
of Drinks" THE Ballet of Flies" The
Ballet of Precious Stones and Metals
and the Ballet of Humpty-Dumpties.' -
Little Ebert and Selma Goerner will
head the cast.
"on the Bowery''' will introduce itself
to New York at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre Monday night. 1t is described
will be Steve Brodie, the bridge-jumper,
who. will be supported (ahemD by Frank
Bush. Lew Bloom Edward Chrissie,
John Walsh, Mark Lynch, Helen Mac.
gregor, Valerie Bergere and Isabel
scene"
season next Saturday night. with Au-
gustus Thomass latest play. known as
New Blood" 1t has had long run In
Chicago. New Blood" is announced as
York, incidentally touching upon a po-
Ilitico-economic theme of vital interest"
In the cast will be Wilton Lackaye.
Maurice Barrymore. c. W. Couldock,
others.
Al the Star Theatre next week there
Will be revival Of Lester Wallack's DID
at this house last season. Joseph Ha-
worth will play the leading role, and a
very good company has been secured
have been made in it. It will be ex-
tein1sSively played this season.
|
presented at Niblo's Garden. will be
acted next week at II. r. Jacobs Thea
ire. Joseph Z Bowling and Miss Myra
pictures will show the Harlem tunnel
the reception-room Of the Apollo Club, an
old stone quarry above Harlem. Robin
Reef lighthouse and fishing village on
Al DAYS Theatre, "seven-Twenty-
Eight" one of the most successful
ysss ey nsxf offered es by Mr. PH win be
trer.ely popular. and It's humor will be
Just as keen. and entertaining to-day
The. cordial welcome given to "A Nigh
Twenty Eight" A week from next Tues
day "A Gaiety Girl" will be seen at this
| house.
tragedian. Will begin his tour at the
Grand Opera House Monday night. His
repertoire will pc as follows: Monday
r Se Of enee
Louis XII" Thursday. "otheIlo," Fri.
afE nFht and SATURDAY r Ton
mig, Lillian Lawrence and Genevieve
Beaman will be in the company.
Mss Fanny Rice will begin the las,
Theatre Monday night. Miss Rice's new
specially. my Drummer" has made a
hit Other speclalities are being re.
shsa na will Wes be Ms dSes
Abroad" has been considerably bright.
ened up since its initia, performance
Tim Murphy comes to this house Sept
The regular Fall season at Roster &
Balls Concert Hall will begin or
Monday night with a brand-new and
clude Mile. Marietta De Dio. a chan.
teuse internationale: Les Freres Marti.
netti, the F'letchers. Les Phantos, who
M H mste he the d Ssson IN A ss sa
which Is something entirely new; Fou.
gere. Mile. Marguerite. Fialkowski and
the Living Pictures.
Paul NJ Potter',s play Of Anglo Indian
life THE Victoria Cross" remains al
the Lyceum Theatre. Sothern Is very
pleased with his part in the play, which
made to Mt him, THE Victoria Cross
will be used as the novelty of the young
actors season out of town. 1t has been
very much improved, the crude, spots
| been removed.
The living pictures at Proctor's The
atre will beginning with next Monday.
o'clock exhibition being for the special
benefit of ladies visiting the downtown
shopping districts in the heart Of which
ae eRnfrs w Il Be- the the
Murphy and Mccoy, Madeline Marshall,
Atroy and Allen, and Delmain.
Little Della Fox and her comic opera,
| ioobci, dic uolHB spltH-
didly. at the Casino. Miss Fox's success
| was instantaneous, and her first season
as a star yill undoubtedly he a memo
rable one. William Furst has composed
and Clay NJ. Greene has written a must
cal pantomimic sketch, which will be
introduced In the second act OF THE
Little Trooper by Miss Fox and Jeffer-
son De Angels Monday night.
| The Casino Rolf Garden will remain
open during the coming week. The pro-
| gramme will include Murphy and Mack,
| the eccentric comedians: Connors and
ellison, Gertrude Lamar. Spanish
dancer; Annie OFT. Clarice Campbell the
Neapolitan Quartet, Davis and Lacy, A.
NJ. Thatcher, Raymond Shaw, Allan
Shay, Lila Blow, Nellie Seymour.
Hodges and Larchmere. and W. A. Nc,
| Cormick.
Scott Marbles play, "Tennessee's
Partner" viii be next weeks attraction
at Niblo's Garden, with Miss Cora Van
Tassell in the star part The play has
already been seen at the Fourteenth
| Street Theatre, and II played a long en-
| gagement at TIE Boston Museum II
| tells a story of Western life, and. sce
cording to George Hoey-it "shows ns
such characters as were first introduced
| to us by Bret Harte."
The big revival OF shenandoah " Rron-
son Towards famous play, at the
| Academy OF Music h Us made a hit IT,.
| first week. in fact, broke the record 90
| this house established by Dsnnsn
| Thompson and The Old Homestead !"
| Although Charles Frohman has q 80.