The evening world., 1894-02-10

be seen at the Grand Opera House next
week. Several European novelties Will
be introduced with this funny sketch.
and there will also be American special
ties galore. Among the SONGS that will
.oh Pshawf and ladies Don't
steele Macksye,s romantic drama.
"Peul Kauyar." that made such, a hit
a Few seasons ago, Will be acted mex,
week at the Peoples Theatre. 1t VIII
and the big mob scene that, attracted
so much attention at the Standard Thea
tire will be a feature of the production;
Paul kauvar" tells a very intense and
"A Woman's Revenge" the late Henry
Pettitt's melodrama, remains at. the
American Theatre, and will probably
stay at that house for several weeks ia
last act during the trial for murder OF
the heroine. Her child ,unconsclously
t%estifes against, her, but she Is saved by
lawyer and ably defends her.
The withdrawal of IN Old Kentucky
from the Academy OF Music March Il
a long and ,p~henomenally successful run,
and Is booked to open at the Columbia
Theatre, Chicago, March IA. 1t will be
sn 4 at the .AThS ny, by sGla SS
hind Me-" of which a picturesque produc-
tion will be made.
Manager Proctor announces the follow
ing artists for the coming week: The
Langtree. Letta and Fodcn, Rose and
Martin Julian, Nine. Macart, watson and
Hutchings. Green and Regan, John r.
Tanakas.. Lucian. A. Westerly, Mile.
Zenda. the Morellos, Louise Dempsey,
the Ali brothers. Mile Bennett, Press
Eldridge and Marie liant.
The Pulse of New York" will be next
weeks attraction at Niblo's Garden. The
principal part will be interpreted by Miss
Carrie Sweeney, who. Will assume six diff
play, she will do a number of daring
deeds making the hero triumph and
foiling the unhappy villain. The
them will show the Elevated Railway
Manager Mart Hanley announces the
last week Of The Leather Patch" at
intended to play this piece until the end
of Harrigan's engagement in this city.
but it seems hat demands have been
Stocking" and that amusing play viii
Lea;h!er Patch 'as a week iHr !aTe Monday ne
"A Trip to Chinatown with Harry
foil, Anna boyd, Mark Smith. Nellie
Rosebud, Fife Chapuy and Margaret
Mcdonald in the cast. will be revived
at the Madison Square Theatre Monday
vention by Won Prittwitz Palm, will
be introduced into the skit, and the in
dications are that it will make a sensa-
ton.
Mile. Arman DAY. from the Folies
pearance in this country at Roster &
Balls Concert Hall next week, with a
The rest Of the programme will include
JlFs. the crssssnSSss. M H'S:Rei and l PPnham,
and the Wittenberg trio. -.
indeed at the Emplre theatre iSsas et Il has
already passed it's fftieth. performance,
on: Mr.. Frohman has already estah.
iished a clientele OF his own at the
Empire, for that house has rapidly
made for itself a reputation. In fact. /,
Is rare to see a stock company succeed
SO easily and gracefully.
The n hundred and ,ftieth perform;
ance Of "Charley's Aunt, was celebrated
were distributed as souvenirs. A new
edition of this now world-famous fares
caliy from the old one. but it viii give
the old lady from Brazil, where tn,
nuts come rom new opportunities fol
THE Butterflies" Henry Guy Garlic
toms play. remains at Palmer's Theatre
where the star, John Drew. will prob
ably prove more attractive than thu
comedy itself. Drew Is an admiral l
actor and a big ~favorite in this city
He was so eminently successful witt
1.-The Masked Ball" that all his friends
and they are legion-will be anxious t,
see him in another play.
The Mascot will be revived at b. F
Keith's Union Square Theatre next weel
with Clara Thropp as Bettina. The Ion,
list Of vaudeville artists will include thu
Crawford Brothers, Hector and Lorraine
Hamilton and Glynn, musical come
dams: Frans Riley. Felix and Claxton
Van Leer and Barton. Farnum and Wei
come. and George n Ella Dunbar
aerial performers.
o.. S. Willard will begin a two weeks
engagement at Hammerstein's Harlem
Opera-House. The first week will b.
devoted to j. NJ. Barrie's delightful
comedy, 9TH Professors Love Story.
During the second week Mr.. Willard