The evening world., 1894-03-17

arr"lr in living productions" " famous
1dlniings TN, troune inaio great Sen-
sat'"n in London, Parts Berlin. and
Malfid ThIil work is something away
XII, the Arkansas Traveller" WiiT he
the play At tn P"1pie,s rh"itr~. itok;
IL ~" twenty iifth year Of this good old
plays eristenre and Its vitality is not
~ seriously impaired The present pro.
lucthn is made under the -manaEement
Of Messrs Rertran, ~ Willard and will
be very in teresting .,
y, fr'ctors = hcatre next week. tho
Capita!ne, nacmar ana T." rele. the
Eddy uio. smith and Fuller John i.S
clair, 1elmorc and wis m the laiter.
sor brothers Les Del Freis Murphy ami
quadril.. dancers Mcehan and Ravmcnl,
Prof Wheatman blanche Ncwcomhe
ban WalAron, m" lie Rows, Aida Murea
ana others
Pauline Han and her c mpanX remain
at Harrtgan's Theatre with " The Prin.
cess of TrchizDudc," Offcnhnchs delight.
fp cents IN S 2o Ms. od ray .b y"ry T"r
OF the Opportunities Nhat the role II
Prince Raphael gives her Her voice is
in good condition. and her songs are al
ways app.auded Miss Eva davenport.
very clever artrrss. contributes a fancy
character sketch
The one hundredth performancc OF
Syin"y Grunay's r"meay Of manners,
Empire Theatre Tuesday night Mana
ger Frohman will distribute. souvenirs,
which. he says will he IN" cos'liest
and most h"autiful that he has yet
devised Tn" comedy is going very
we'll indeed, and there is no thought OF
WITHDRAWING II Tor long time To- romc
Henry Gny, 'arleton,s play. The bnt.
role, remains at ralm"r's Theatre,
There will hc no performance on Good
Friday, and the h"us. viii he closed.
dred mrg" theatre parties are booked for
this attraction after Easter So. 1t looks
very much as though the promised re-
yival Of The Maskca l'all,' would have
Thor" will he souvenirs az IN" stand
ard Theatre u"Xt Thursday night. when
the two hunaredth,, pcrformanrc OF
"Charloy's Aunt will he celebrated
The play is great money and it
succeeds wherever it il given. Many
thinkers" have tried to give scientific
this farce The real reason Of It's pros
perity seems to he in tn" iact that ITS
FUN is spontaneous rather than forced
The revival Of THE Girl ! Lief, Behind
drawing cards that this theatre has had
since Donman Thompson first pres nt"d
The ola Homestead" at this house.
Empire, and i, was Withdrawn while i,
was s,ill popular. Now 1t IS presented
far NOR, clahoratcly than IT vas up
Avenue Th,atrd and Messrs carl &
Thendor Resented announce that they
for SOM, time. The best work, In the
play is done 10y Max Figman who plays
the rar of an irascibic Mexican General
and by Miss GraIs tiikins, Who WIZ. Is y TpS
/ staging Of the piece leaves nothing to
be desired, .-
Al the Grand Opera House naN, week
Hoyts hilarious ,skit "A Texas steer ~
VIII be presented with Tim Murphy as
the Hon. Maverick Brander a part in
which he has met with much success
BY h" Tse A If F Eyans wi" he Texas
is perhaps tn" hest thing that Hoyt
has ever written. Its fun is incessant
and g'nerally Legitimate
r.. H. Sothern Will be the star at Ham
merstein's Harlem oHsra-House next
week and he will present there. his
latest success, Paul Potter's brilliant
comedy, Sheridan; or, The Maid Of
other theatre in New York during the
present season. SO the coming perform
ances OF sheridan may be the last
for one week only
The hurlesque Don Juan" remains at
the Imperial Music Hall, where /, has
~
Joyce to the burlesque stage has been
heartily welcomed, and her work at the
Imperial is very good indeed. Among
the vaudevillers will b. the Del-Nelys.
with their French duets; Mcintyre and
Heath. Mable Narbs George A. Booker.
the Tybels Paul Stanley and Ed.
Parker
THE Pawnhroker of the East Side"
runs m,rrily along at the Germania
Theatre. and it has been decided that
no change viii be made during the pres
cnt season. No charge is necessary, and
"'Thc Pawnbroker' seems to BE- worthy
successor Of The Corner Grocer "
Avcnu" a" Mr.. Phillip seems to be
adopting the Harrigan tactics, and h
has become immensely popular with the
Germans OF the east side.
The Soudan" will be the play at II. r.
Jacobs Theatre next week. The scenes
are all laid in England except during n
portion of the fourth act. when III"
troops leave London for Aria. The big
scene takes plac" in Trafalgar Square.
London. when the troops return, and are
uproarously welcomed. THE Soudan'