The evening world., 1894-06-09

international trio. Protesn change ar
lists; Ada Melrose, in n bouquet OF songs
and Belle Black II ,a ns% sSsrpn trio
sesn %sas with @
Marco Hote!. ST. Augustine, Fla, and
they win appear on the roof garden to-
Thomas Q. Scabrooke, in Tabasco,"
Is drawing exceedingly large audiences
to the broadway. Theatre. The. opera Is
an unquestlonable success, and no one
should fail to see It before It leaves the
city. Seabrooke is irresistibly funny.
and his famous topical song Swim Out.
nightly The Olympia Quartet. a new
feature, will be added Monday night.
The engagement, at the Broadway has
been extended indefinitely.
The management OF the American
Theatre Roof Garden gave the perform
ance last Wednesday night In the theatre
performance will be given In the theatre
whenever 1t rains. Tomorrow night the
first Sunday concert takes place. when
y. Won =; Palm will appear as Light
ard, Marie stuart, John w. Ransome.
BYRON sisters. Gregory Trio, Josie Sable.
and John a. Coleman will be in the bill.
MHx, weeks Ur prosramme o,,s s9ntains the
international singers: John A. Coleman,
Marie stuart. Fleurette. Nlzarra and
Thora. John w Ransome, Byron sisters,
man and Wood and Shepard.
Next week will be the last Of the popu-
lar c,anss inyori,e nsrothy Dafron Ia
den Music Hall. Besides Miss Daffron.
Manager Heumann offers to his patrons
for the coming week such well-known
attractions as the four Schrode brothers.
and Arno, Jerome, the frog man; Helena
Mora and Annie Hart. The last two
have been re-engaged on account OF the
big success they have made: Crowded
attractions at this music hall:
Finlayson. the popular vocalist; William
bishop, Nat B. Cantor and all the dash
ing soubrettes and funny comedians,
will be presented at the Columbus The
for for one week. the last Of the
season at this house. The piece will be
given just the same as 1t has been pre-
sented at the Bijou Theatre during the
new songs by Miss Finlayson. new
dances by Anna Caldwell and the
bouquet of handsome soubrettes. new
topical song by William Blaisdell, and
new specialties by other members Of the
company. 1t will be the last week OF the
Columbus's season.
Next Monday evening NJ. B. Curtis be-
gins the last two weeks OF his successful
engagement at the Standard Theatre.
where his amusing impersonation of the
drummer in e Sam'l Of Posen" continues
to create shouts of laughter and ap-
plause. Mr.. Curtis Is playing a remark
able engagement. He could continue at
the Standard all Summer. but will not
remain there beyond June %, filling out
the eight weeks season originally con-
tracted for.
"Tennessee's Pardner' is doing so
that Manager Rosenquest has decided
to continue II for one more week.
Cora Van Tassell. as Tennessee, Is ably
assisted by, Harry. Mainhall. Charles B.
and May Niblo Drew. The final per:
formance of "Tennessee's Pardner" will
be given next Saturday evening, when
the, regular season at this house will
Bessie Bonehill's success has been SO
great that Tony Pastor has prevailed
Ross and Fenton, in their original bur
les9ues,, with limitations of Booth. Nc:
GGullough,. Bernharrdt,, Davenport and
Tramps; the quaint, comlcal negro team
Mcintyre and Heath; OBrien and Hav-
el, In newsboys' courtship; Lille West
eFs e from Paris snd asssted ste Sa BY Me
Travelee; the boxing cats. Corbett and
Mitchell and Annie Hart. in Tim
Sullivan's Chowder."
Suppe's - Boccaccio." in three acts, in
terspersed with vaudeville numbers, In
role; W. II. Kohnle. that of Lamber-
tuccio. q greengrocer; lIloise Mortimer,
Fiamette. his adopted daughter, and J.
During i he second ei intermssion. nd Mr.. S; Lew
Dockstader. whose name is a household
word. and who only, plays at Mr.. Proc
pany, will entertain the audience as only
Mr., Dockstader can. Besides Mr. Dock
stader. there are many entertaining vau-
devillers in the weeks programme.
Manager Sanford plays the Calender
Original Georgia Minstrels at Niblo's
next week. In this organization we have
the genuine color, no burnt cork, but the
bona-fidee sable skin, and from this fact
1t may be argued that the fun. music
ana dancing will be genuinely Southern.
SnSe SSer and os 4 he
are more tuneful than the clap-trap
songs of the day, and the unpoiished
antics OF the genuine negro are certainly
more entertaining than the studied fun
Never before were such audiences at
tracted to the Central Roof Garden
and Music Hall, on Sixty-seventh street,
near Third avenue. as during, the past
week. 1t certainly goes to show that
the efforts OF Manager Mayser are APP
preciated. For the coming week the
der; the three Caron brothers and their
famous trained elephant Tip; Ward and
Lynch. with their Little Johnny Du-
gam" the four Cohans, In Prof. Cog
gles's House. introducing the automn tic
dancing dolls; Miss Josie Evans, pre-
mier danseuse, and many others.
Four new living pictures will be added
TO the already successful ones aow
given at the Imperial Music Hall next
week. The new pictures are sure to
make a sensation. They are "Undne,"
Cleopatra" all of the classical order.
and are we'll known to artistic New
workers.. The vaudeville performance