The evening world., 1894-05-05

4. NJ. Palmer's company will AYE an
Other. week at the Grand opera-House
at the Wednesday matinee the bill will
be Saints and Sinners" n play which
employs. the entire force n In which
Of sp%ectscies'S which is announced fol
Wesdn esd surt and ra Thurs :oye s Tonsb q
matinee and Saturday night Jim the
Penman' Is the strong attraction. This
The Garden turned away. people every
night this week; There Is wonderful
aaifaassa .FE .up pr R,se,s gay as i, f IS BY f shst sas
traordinary novelty, the Kilanyi living
pictures. The new productions, are in
fnitely more beautiful tina the first,
and are art lessons of the greatest posi-
bic value. Frequent changes are being
made. Isis replaces cleopatra" Mon:
day night. The 3JOth performance of
Edward e Rice's Summer season of
burlesque at Palmer's Theatre begins
Monday night, when Henry E. Dixey re-
tbP fy up l to | date and O sfssed e %i,h Mr.
Rice's characteristic taste and prodi-
gality. Dixey is at his very best, from
all accounts. since he has again come
under Rice's amusement. He is easily
lcsque actor in this country. 'Adonis,'
with, its pretty girls, droll comedians,
rlety, gives Dixey his best opportunity.
His wonderful m!micry Of Irving will be
Of special interest to the many who re-
gently saw the English actor for the frst
the village maiden; Mime. Cottrelly, as
the DUCHESS; villa Knox. as Talamea;
as the polished villain, and Edward
Chapman as the irasc!ble old miller.
cinderella" the fairy extravaganza,
Is drawing large audiences to Abbey's
Theatre, and ali who 60 there praise the
charming spectacle, which has Improved
vastly since 1t was introduced here two
weeks ago. Miss ,Ellaline Terriss still
wins all hearts by her dainty grace, and
the balance Of the cast acquit themselves
cleverly In their respective representa-
lions.
NJ. B.. Curtis has made o big success
at the Standard Theatre In "Sam'l Of
Posen; the Drummer ,sa, W to cl Pate" !.
sss'n he SHn ' of H Fsss,rs he snse he held ha 1a
the assistance Of an excellent company,
and really good work is done by Eleanor
Barry; HERR Osborne George Ponlface
reports an unusually active demand
for seats. n II may be necessary to
give extra matinces In order to accom-
modate, all who wish to see "saml OF
John L. Sullivan, in THE Man from
Boston. VIII be at Niblo's next week
self ~assiduously at his dramatic Work all
season, with the result that though he
has lost the belt of pugilism, he Is In a
fair way to attain at least y, a fey leaves
A sparrlng bout tween the ex-cham.
pion and Dan Dwyer occurs In the last
l act.
The American Theatre presents a very
strong attraction next week in the en-
i author-aGtor., Wilson Barrett. and hi.
grand revival of "The silver King"
which was originally produced under
: in it's entirety, with a splendid cast
4 The Silver King will run all the week
|; estGsept VIM F prsssnt night sis Exclamation Tesn MT; Bar q
: Hamlet" which. in many respects
: differs very materially from the or
y di Tsry P%rssentation Of the 1se sha ar Ns Ear
Torrance Of Mile. Thora,, his com
Z panion, will constitute the leading at
: The Tortajada troupe Of Spanish trou
a badours, with all its glitter II clasf
Of music, castanets and quick dance
e jada sings some charming Spanish dit
v ties in a voice that never falls to please
. Yberri, In her new cloLd dance. and swee
little Miss Davenport. the ballad singer
4 have many admirers.
y The first series CT living pictures
/" which have heen In preparation for som
e ecuied by sy' oscar Hammerstein, viii B
e shown at Roster & Bial's Monday even
- ing. The subjects will include group'
n p~eproduetions Of the works Of some o
: Claimed in the general construetion ar,
n l nsIsss effects m e h. and I6ok ssye raj, s Tbt ns,o sSs
of the programme will Include Adrienn
Larlve, the French singer, in new songs
= the De Forests. eccentric dancers; Littk
TO b. +. Keith's new Union Square The
atre is going to make a vigorous cam
l. yentilating and cooling plant is anon
''e the improvements. This weeks bill !
k. headed by, serverus, schafrer. the bes
of all modern jugglers." Another new
. conner Is Jennie Dickerson,. who is to d
" a statuesque singing specialsy said I
much resemble Harriet yernon's. Their
and the entertainment promises to b
re fine.
Boys viii Be Boys" written and con
N posed by D.,J MCCARTHY, Charles Hal
q, ID ris and Nellie Walters IN their lates
be among the novelties. Deiaur an
=, Debrimont have been re-engaged, an
sh will sing new operate selections. TT
n ,,Theo,," and many other speciaities wi
Al the Central opera-House Mus
Hall next week you can see Troja, Il
- magnetic spark; Lawrence and Hal
r. rington, the Bowery spielers; Astarte,
ne mid-alr Illusion: a Auken and Vel
ce della. gymnastics: Tanner and Dowle,
or the convict and TALLER: John ]. and LII
s. Black, sketch artists; Arhno, the hant
10 balancer; Nine. Carlini, with her traine
dogs and monkeys: Caron and Herber
u burlesque a~crobats; Edward ana Loui.
VI Lorrett, long-shoe dancers, and shadov
M graphs. and Daisy Stewart. a balla
nd singer.
ne Next week will be the last Of "Unlir
he tied Utopia" at the Imperial Music Ha
's- The new vaudeville bill will be headt
10, by Eunice Vance, whose FAREWELL wee
II Is, Others on the bill are Belle Blac
IT. English burlesque artist: Lillian Maef
y, balladlst: the three Clincerettis, acr
M bats; Ceade, a perch performer; Wi
ne Jams and Wood, comedy sketch: Sa
's. Bernard, Joe Flynn, Alice Raymon
We Topack and Steele. and Lizzie B. Ra,
$50 mond.
The sale OF seats for the testimonial
ms the veteran manager, Thomas Maguir
Ire which takes place at the Metropolis
ne Opera-H rus Thursday, May 10, Will b
ne gin at the box-oflce Monday morning
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