The evening world., 1894-01-13

All Sid, Laura Bennett, the Crane
brothers, John Starr, Brown and Har-
the Nawns, Gus Richards and others.
Mr.. keith's venture has so far been
very successful.
Al Proctor's Theatre the programme
for the coming week will include Dol
gorouky. the violinist: Miss Marie Mant,
Elsie Adair,. Drummond and Staley and
belle Birbeck. Swift and Chase, the -four
Cohens. Louise Hamilton, Gerard Leon,
Lucler and Archmere, Dixon and Lang,
Josie Ashton, Collins and Henshaw.
Forbes and Quinn. re;rie and Elise. the
little Booths and Georgia Girard.
The Voyage of Suzette" will be with
drawn from the American Theatre, after
the coming week. and those who wish to
see a handsome spectacle have, therefore,
y few opportunities in which 10 do 80.
" The Voyage of Suzette" Will be sue.
ceeded by a play called Poor Girls
which was seen in German recently, ~.
was the work of the late Guy de Maui
PEASANT.
A three-act drama by Richard Voss,
called "Schuldig." Guilty., which is said
to have created a sensation In Europe,
will be presented Monday night by Con-
ried's comedy company. AT the. Irving
Place Theatre, The. rights of the play
for England have been purchased by
Henry Irving. In the cast will be Katie
Thaller, Marguerite Lazar, Nathan Pfeil,
NJ. Eisfeld. Adolf Mink and Moritz
LelEnef.
Sowing the Wind is doing very well
indeed at the Empire Theatre. 1t is said
TO be meeting with more success tnan
Theatre is nearly one year Did The first
anniversary of its birthday Will be cele-
brated Jan, 60, when very pretty soul
mania at the Empire RACES.
I'm Old kentucky is still at the Acad-
envy of Music. Bronze statuette souve-
Mrs were distributed last night.-an un-
usual thing, at the Academy OF Music.
During the long run of THE Did Home
stead' at this house not a souvenir per
Torrance was given. In Old Ken
melodramas can boast of a more pictur-
"Charley's Aunt continues It's merry
career at the Standard Theatre, a house
that Is no longer regarded with dismal
disdain. The success of "Charley's
Aunt shows 10Y senseless is the cry of
Jonah that has so often been stupidity
! uttered in connection with this theatre,
"Charley's Aunt" will celebrate It's one
hundred and fftieth performance FEB. I.
Miss Efie Ellsler will appear in
Doris" a play by Robert Drou Ss new rs
Monday night. Miss Ellsier is a great
favorite in New York, and her reap
pearance will be a very pleasant event.
The play has met with much success on
the road. In the cast will be Frank
Weston, Robert Drouet and c. w. Coul-
Miss Bessie Bonehill, in her farce
weeks attraction at Niblo's Garden. now
being vigorously managed by Walter
Sanford. Miss Bonehill's company Is a
good one, including. Charles and William
Jerome. the Arlington sisters, who were
the originals of the patented mirror
dance Minnie Thurgate. and Sig. A.
Borelli.
"A Texas Steer remains at the Mad
ison Square Theatre. where 1t has been
very kindly treated during the past
week; 1t Is an excellent little comedy y
acted throughout. Tim Murphy is in
his i~mpersonation Of Maverick Brander
ottice-seeker, is also extre nelly fel!citous,
! The features of next weeks pro.
gramme at Roster & Bials CONCERT Hall
scopic Creations" the Juiians, the pnrell
twin brothers, Zetta and Foden, Miles,
Qualitz and Neuman, the Rogers Broth
ers. A. o; Duncan. the v~entriloquist
Bessie Bellwood and Sandow, the strong
man.
The postponement Of "Zelka'' at the
Imperial Music Hall next week is due to
the scenic artists and costumers. There
will. however,, be an excellent vaudeville
tr9gramme; which Wi include nth thf
snarG @iiffo nTG'n MeAv Msr and S1 Rogers. ha thu
Gregory trio, Collins and Collins, Prime
and Princess Tanaka, Mile. Morello,. thu
Graces, the Primrose Quartet, kay'
and Henry and Frank Reilly.
Tony Pastor announces at his theatr'
for the coming week the Rogers broth
ers, Miss Bonnie Thornton, Baldwin anc
Daily, 'the Zulu twins" Mile. Junior
Valares. Miss Polly Holmes. the Irisf
nightingale;" Lille Langtree. in new
specialties; Russell. OdelI and Russell
the Brunelles. Yank-Hoe, the juggler
and George e. Austin. king of thu
wire"
Peter F. Daley will begin the fourth
week of his engagement at the Bijot
Theatre Monday night in "A Country
Sport" II is a very lively entertain
ment, and few stars have had a NOR,
successful first season than Peter F
Daley so far. "A Country Sport doe
not call for critical analysis, but its ad
mirers do not appear to think any thu
less of 1t for that.
Darkest Russia is doing very we'll a
the Fourteenth Street Theatre, where IL
highly dramatic situations are much ap
preciated. The Russian idea has Ger