The evening world., 1894-05-05
SOME NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEK..
Changes at the City Theatres
Monday Night.
Dramatic Successes for Which the
Season VIII End Too Soon.

AitbA ~ y FhAh ~
Show" and in Its Interpretation will
enlist the services OF Jefferson D'Angelis,
Adele Ritchie. Pau Arthur, Grace Fill
kins, George A. Schiller, Lucy DAILY.
May Ten Brock, Lee Harrison, Queenie
Vnssar, William Cameron. Gus Pixley,
Agnes Sherwood, John Mari, Madge
Leasing, Seymour Hess. Maggie DAILY,
Jessie Carlisle, Mabel Stephenson, Sylvia
Thorne, Louisa Siberna, the Thurgate
sisters and John f.. Henshaw. A sing
ing chorus and a dancing ballet OF al
most 100 persons will give life and color
to the entertainment
on Monday evening n farcical COM
edy entirely new to this city, called
"Chnrley's Uncle" will be produced at
the Bijou Theatre. The piece was writ
ten by Ellie Norwood and was produced
at Terry's Theatre, London under the
title of THE Noble Art The story is
one of an uncle who want to reform
his nephew, who preambulates by night.
He gets a %hypnotist to bend the
tudo, but unhappily the nephew learns
his purpose and brides the mercenary
Gle. The result is that Charley's uncle
gets into n peck Of trouble-imagines
himself, a .pugilist. goes into the ring
with a bruiser. who wines the floor with
him. and signs away the money which
he has been keeping as guardian for
his spendthrift nephew, George Wood-
Ward; Charles B.. Welles. Raymond
lev. John Ince. Master Ince. Beatrice
Moreland. Bettina Gerard. Cora Macy
and Alice Esden constitute the COM
"Mnsottee" will have its first produce
ton IN his country at the Star The
atre Monday night. 4 strong cast has
been secured. "Musottee' Is by Guy de
MnuDaSglnt. the famous nnyaliGf and
jacques Normand. a well known French
writer. II was one OF the last literary
ebrfSrts b that I'd De so. Maup Ts completed
produced at the Theatre du Gymnase, In
Paris IN 1890. with great success, and
s Srsser thGt time has been successfully
"Musottee" is a nickname given by the
artists to one of their models. The
TIE nart, an exceedingly trying and
= Fadith Randolph. Tho cast will also in
!, clude in addition to Nelson Wheatcroft
t who produces the niece. Edward j. Rat
man, joseph. w. shannon, Richard
Ganthonv. Alfred Fisher. Sarah Nc
Wicker. Carrie l.. Roller. Adelaide Worth
and Arta Bowen. It's run is limited to
one week.
I the Madison Square Theatre Miss
Rose Coshlan begins her Spring and Sum
Y mer season on Tuesday EVENING next.
5 presenting for tho first time in this city
e 1.-The Check Book" There will be entire
e new scenery and handsome stage set.
' tings. Among the prominent artists ir
e Miss CNrh,an's company are Messra
e Josenh Holland, Augmstus Cook, Aubrey
Boucicault. Robert Fischer, Grant Stew.
y art. and Misses Efie Shannon and lisa.
e bella Evesson.
"Sowine tho Wind" which on Monda,
E Tre Ss1rs ITS IS, last week 6 81 at the EmP,!T,'
5 umph hero. The admirable acting o.
e Charles Frohman's stock company
d In perhans is %stronrest multi-fea ture'
y form. has had much to do with the suc
"a ccss: Sowing the Wind" is q beautifl
story which would win It's way with an,
public: Its -ooularitv keeps up to tn,
very last. The closing week will mos
n ard ,enthusissm; On Monday. Nav IA
ID Rnmc'ca"lt's "Lucf ~ poa-lnG Camp"
lie will end with the present. month. Their,
n aro therefore only n few more week,
'ef. OF the Amazon" performances
After n short vacation the Lvcaun
sr COMPANY will make its usual travellin,
lie tour, commencing in Chicago and re
turning to the Lyceum Theatre agail
in November; III" thc.tr" will rcmoil
rs return OF Mr. Sothern in August.
~ "Hannole," III, dream plaw Is %runnin
E. T 1ronE ,rS very n,d nicely tSI p ut tEe F hro Ayen = U
satisfied, that after the public gets t
know, what the play is and how ndmira
IL bly, the renders i, "Hannele
,,r dience liked It very much. and all who Sc
=. u are pleased with Mr., Hauptran's worl
1t may rnu two or three weeks lon""r.
- "ShOrn ACros" nnsseI ''s Roth Derforu
ance at Dnlv's this week. This is n lon
time for a NAV to live IN New, York. hr
James A. Herne has given the stage
ne performance of It. No one can leav
~ the theatre without a better feelirr n
90 his fellow-man. There are many father
rs Berry. allow their children to grow II
al without ever Incoming really acnua'nte
with their true characters. and VIII.
Ist ever understood Nell tn she went away,
to Chamncey Hlcott the ,nornlar Iris
yn p'gemert of one week at the Forrteen'
n, Street Thoatra' Mo,dav nvan'nR. J
ed every performance No v.tu s'r~ = NV
* se and .Thc Christm"s Tres" "Mavom
ne n"cn' was Originally produced at I,
" that time has hoen presented ell ov
tho country with very greet success
Little Dot clarendon, the clever chi
actress. Is in this companv.
he Tony Pastors Theatre will have mop
ed lar Nesta TIl,ev ~ the heal Of US n
fractions next week again. She viii sill
ms several new SONGS. James + HoNv ~
Is, Lott'e Gi'scn win hn in thc hill. To~ ~
he week only Mr.. Pastor has secured II
an rictureeono character dH0rer. Miss F.
oh telln WELLINGTON. who will present sp
Qualities tto. 90 crtt~o'v "ow novel q,
eccentric: Musicale Dale will also appea
4 very funny travestv on the CoNev @
m VIII 10 presented hy Ma zuz a.
lly AbaccO Sapphtra. n lady ~jugsler: Z
re- three D~ol"s. In lightning "onto-t'or
In. and Charles r. Nelson and Miss Man
,g- MllledCn. tho california corNle, will al
IN contribute to tho entertainment.
*; Jonn nrew's next enga cement IN "
by city will be played ut tho Empire Theat
hr- -aNt Ser'nmher. We will remain 81 I
Emnire Theatre during the tour OF Il
stock company. Mr.. Drew's farew,
an, night at Palmer's Theatre this evenil
an will. be made especially interesting by
ne large number Of theatre narties that a
I've coming to bid him farewell on the closll
~ his second successful engagement
New York as a star.
africa" an un-to-date musical q
Use travaRanza. will be presented at n
Columbus Theatre nil next weak. wi
,Se the usual matinees. by George Thatch
ger and n splendid company Of talent,
az comedians, vocalists, nretty girls. specit
iu- lists and singers. or the piece. It
enough to saw that II was built I
laughing PURPOSES: that It contains sor
IN Of the happiest melodies ever PLAYED
nil sung: that II tells a humorous and co
res sistent story. and that the scenery
ere elaborate and beautiful George Thatch