The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-13

VIII be the Finneys, champion SWIM
tank; the Lie Hassan Ben All troupe, Of
twelve Arabian acrobats: Mile. Ena
Bertoldi. les Phantos, the Martinetti
brothers., Ivan Tschernoff with his
troupe OF dogs Mile. III bio the Hay
tors, Mile. Fougere and the living pic
lures.
That superb actor and credit to the
occupy the Columbus Theatre. Harlem.
next week. His repertoire will be limited
to the priceless classic "On the Bow
cry" in which the delectable MIR. Bro
die plays himself. There is a big Brook
Ign Bridge, scele in which Brodie does
the speciality that has placed him ON
the Sny2GE p M bel of f% Wests o,roc
tion at Hammerstein's Harlem Opera
House. with Joseph Haworth in the role
that was made popular by tbs, Late
very good one, including NJ. \. kennedy,
the comedian; Charles II, llanford, Miss
Isabelle Evesson, Charles Abbott ana
Mrs; Il. A. Ebcrle. All the effects
Will he used
Manager Palmer announces for the
coming week his, living pictures; n
troop OF pretty, girls in ,"Linger Longer,
Lucy" the L.nton brothers, Dora
Wiley, MacMahon and King, Diekcs
and Wade, James McAvoy, the Hamil-
mons Leona Bland, Marie Griffith,
Zoyarra and Mile Phyllis, IA sensational
dancer.
Chauncey Olcott and "The Irish Ar
tist' remain at the Fourteenth street
Theatre, where Mr.. Olcotts delightful
Interpretation of Irish ballads pleases
the audiences, who used to grow enthus-
iastic over poor Scanlan's work MIR.
olcott is not as good an actor as Scan
IAN but he is better singer; lie has q
teRor Voey paTS and ryss
him all the opportunity he needs.
Later on will enter upon the second
and last week of its engagement at the
songs and dances are all new, and those
who saw Later on" some seasons ago
would scarcely recognize 1t now.
Iiallen and Hart work, very hard 70
succeed. Miss Mollie Fuller is valu-
able member of the company.
well "a at Abbey,s Ffheatre' '? i Is 'n nGt
nearly as Mephistophelian as 1t sounds
The role of hlelissus suits Francis VII
son. admirably, and he, is seen at his
scene with the Princess. 1.-THE Devils
Deputy" will remain for three weeks
longer at Abbey's Theatre. II will be
1.-THE Queen of Brlliants."
At Keiths Union Square Theatre the
bill next week promises to be very in
Pagan, Raymon Moore, who will sing
his latest, Dear Louise" John w.
Ransome, odell and Page, the Borani
6 brothers o Lizzie Nay Liner Tim
Inns and Farley, Laura bennett. the
Waterbury brothers, Edward Estus,
Huested and Guiyer and 7. j. Hebron.
DIR, SyntaX" remains at the Broadway
instructor of the young idea; Alfred
Klein as Lord Lawntennis, Cyril Scott as
the oarsman, Edmund Stanley as the
rich nephew, Thomas Z. Guise as the
maevolent tutor. and Edna Wallace, Der
tina Waltzinger and Jennie Goldthwaite
as the principal school girls. Or Syn
tax goes with remarkable smoothness:
Joseph Murphy VIII be the star at the
Grand Opera House next week. The
play for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day will be The Kerry Cow" while the
Shaun Rhue:" Mr.. Murphy is very pop
ular with the patrons of the big west
side playhouse. His plays have been
seen and approved Of He is said to have
Richard Mansfield Is so satisfied with
the results of his repertoire at the Her
aid Square Theatre that he will con-
Letter" Joseph Hatton's dramatization
of Nathaniel Hawthorne's famous story.
This will be seen Monday evening and
day; "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
"Wednesday afternoon and SATURDAY
. i,
and Thursday. "Beau Brummell. -
At Days Theatre "a Gaiety Girl" is
still the most successful production of
the season If the house were twice
every performance. "A Gaiety Girl
has, become a sort of fad in New
York, lust as it was, and still Is. in
London. The performance is bright and
spirited. and the music extremely
pretty. Some of the songs are rapidly
becoming popular.
at the Lyceum Theatre, with e. II.
Sothern as the young hero who appro-
PIRATES the money left by his dead
friend to that, friends son. Miss Grace
she redeems herself at the end of the
play, Just as the hero is about to take
poison. "A Way to Win q Woman is
very PRETTY staged, as is every play at
The Irwin Bros. speciality and vaude-
vile company will apear at Miner s
Eighth Avenue Theatre next week.
The organization included. John White,
with his performing mules and don
keys; Vedder sisters and Richard Foy,
Sam and Kitty Morton. Carr. and Jor-
dan, John, Wood, the National trio and
cry Theatre there will be plenty OF
vaudeville talent.
a. troupe of imperial dancing girls
will be seen at Huber's Fourteenth
also announces Inez Palmer, a strong
woman; Kirslake's pig circus, Chocf
Saunders, the Mayharra company of
Cuban contortionists; Yama Yula, a
Zulu warrior chief, and a vaudeville
company in which will be the Chevalier
sisters, Wilson and Irving, George
Kane. Annie Buggaseb and others.
The principal feature of Doris's Mu-
scum next week will be Virginia
Knapp a Kansas girl. who claims to
have the same powers as Annie Abbott,
the Georgia magnet Other curio hall
attractions will be Kitty Gray's sextet of
whistling girls: G. l.. Holmes, the man
with brobdignagian hands; Donald Nc
Gregor the Highland piper. and a melo-
drama called "Deadwood Dicks Re
venge."
The Hagenbeck trained animals are
still at the Madison Square Amphithea-
tire. Mile. Sakantoa. who was badly
bitten Wednesday night by one of her
snakes, will reappear Monday night
The understanding performance is one
of the hits OF the entertainment. New
feats are constantly being introduced
and they are all worth seeing. The
matinees are very popular with ladies
and children.
Comstock's Ministries may now be seen