The evening world., 1894-05-26
THE THEATRES NEXT Week.
Lady Gladys" Will Be Produced
at Hoyt's Madison Square.
The Last Performances at the Ly-
ceum-Some New Bills.

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The Lyceum Theatre Is now the only
playhouse Of the drama open In the city.
Manager Daniel Frohman has decided, In
consequence OF the undated success OF
THE Amazons," to add one more week
to the present run. Pinero's play will
therefore be given this and next week.
The theatre will close on Saturday, June
3, with the 127th performance. The com-
pany's Summer and Autumn tour will be-
gin in Chicago on Aug. 10.
Robert Buchanan's domestic drama,
entitled Lady Gladys" which was
written originally for Mrs. hangtry, will
be produced at Hoyt's Madison Square
Theatre Monday night. The peculiar
fatality that has prevented the first
production of this play both in England
and America has caused no little COM
ment among the superstitious in the
theatrical profession. Miss Minnie
Seligman is not at all superstitious,
however, and promises that the play will
positively be given. In the cast with
Miss Seligman will be Messrs. John
Glendinning, George Fawcett. Harry st.
Maur, Herbert Ayling and Redneld
Clark n Misses Lillian Lawrence,
Clara Braithwaite and Maggie Hollo-
way.
THE Girl I Left Behind Me- has only
one week more at the Academy of Music.
1t closes there next Saturday night. Its
second long engagement In this city has
been n magnificent success, nearly 100
Srowded nights having been added to the
.ll 4 4 rom ln0t gnngnt ~ lA r,Yt Two
The romantic military play has solidined
its popularity In New York and will re-
turn to the metropolis again next year
Soldiers S'th lss and lnirt It's h spisnald is big G9% eRst. Of
An old favorite, THE Two Orphans
comes to II. II. Jacobs Theatre next
week. Every theatre-goer has undoubt-
famous by Miss Kate Claxton. 1t will
be produced with entirely new scenic
effects and elaborate costumes. The cast
s SThs Tw Is 5 an beSGspptis snnas,s strong ,o iSs one me:
irons of this popular theatre, and the
favorite drama should be welcomed by
crowded houses. A special matinee will
addition to the regular Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday matinees.
A valuable addition to the artistic
forces employed in the representation
of Canary & Lederer's successful pro-
duction. THE Passing Show" at the
Casino, Is to be made on Monday night.
when Nernona Jarbeau Is to contribute
several of her best specialties to the en-
tertainment. Miss Jarbeau has been
virtually lost to our sight for several
seasons. because she has been sue
stellar head of her own farce-comedy
company. Her success in a series of
comic characters will be readily remem-
bered. THE Passing Show is a great
entertainment. Everybody should see II.
Unless the elements are perversely adj
verse on Monday night, the roof garden
of the Casino will be opened for the sea-
son in a blaze of light and with one of
vaudevillers which has yet been seen in
an outdoor entertainment. Chief among
them will be Alice Raymond, the high
Olympia Quartet. the Brothers Fonte
Boni, eccentric duettists: Max Pettingill
and his performing dog. Jim; Harry
German dialect sketch; Fake and
cialty; Minnie ,Renwood, the serpentine
dancer. and a dozen others.
The first production of the new and
sensational series of living pictures by
Prof. A. Won Prittwitz Palm at the I'm
perial Music Hall will be made Monday
be the changing of one living statue to
another without using a curtain. First
viii come the dissolying living statues,
. The r Eishsr Gir Mecca @Art and M AEHsra
Dry" Following them will come the
living pictures Autumn by Titan.
Comrades" after De La Roche
DIANA" by Bouchere: 'Satyr and Bac,
chante." after Bouchere; "In a Harem,'
by Prof. Palm; Moon Fairy by Bou-
gereau. The Slave Dealer" after Ger.
Nens, and "Danae n Jupiter" after
Rubens. The vaudeville entertainment
will be given by Marie Stuart, AL VIII.
son, Leonard and Moran. Swift and
Chase, Smith and Cook, Sparrow. Hus.
ted and Guyer, Deshaway and Moulton,
and Whiting and Shepard; The Imperial
will be closed to the public Tomorrow
will be given to invited guests.
The Skating Rink" with its dashine
soubrettes and merry comedians, is doing
so well at the Bijou Theatre that Man.
ager Rosenquest has decided to continue
1t another week, and perhaps longer
Since the opening night the performance
has been greatly improved. and Monday
night Flora Finlayson Is to sing severa
new songs Jennie Joyce will Introduce
another speciality. and William Blaisdell
will be heard in a new comic song. 1t IL
the intention of the management &c
make a complete change of specialties
every Monday, during the run of the
Skating Rink"
Callender's original Georgia Minstrels
under the direction of Charles Mendum
formerly Mrs. Langtry's manager, begir
an engagement at the Fourteenth Street
ing an attractive m novel programme
Of old-time and modern minstrelsy. TIL
engagement Is limited to one week, a.
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