The evening world., 1894-04-28
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL %, 1894
Bhaatz brothers. Rezenc and GoidIni, and

Dhaatz brothers, Rezenc and Goidni. and
"uptopia Limited" the latest. Gilbert
| and Sullivan opera, will stay but two
D'Oyly Carte has determined to send
! the company TO Boston before the
weather gets too warm. The opera IL
going very smoothly. and 1t Is certainly
Boston will undoubtedly like II. for the
Boston admirers OF Gilbert and Sulli-
van are numerous.
At the Garden Theatre 1892" and the
Kilanyi pictures are doing an enormous
business There are twenty pictures In
the. new series introduced last Monday
night. and two more. He'd The Night
shown next Monday night. The three
hundred and fiftieth performance is al
ready talked of, and Is set down for
The Amazons," Plnero's. fantastic
comedy, has been running for nearly
four months at the Lyceum Theatre. and
Il is still doing splendidly. This comedy
York than London, though 1t was much
discussed there. 1t is light. breezy and
distinctly odd. New York loves oddities,
and It find something very refreshing in
this quaint Pinero story.
A. NJ. Palmer's stock company begins
a two weeks engagement at the Grand
Opera House Monday night. The first
Gees win naS be aeyoted to Gqs Thomas
will be j. H.. stoddart, E. NJ. Holland,
owen Fawcett. Miss Eustace. Miss Con.
quest. Miss Heron. Wilton Lackaye.
den Ramsey. Edward He'll and Mr.. Fax
The following week will be given over
to a repertoire OF successes.
Sowing the Wind Will positively end
It's - season sea- at the Empire Theatre May
play called "Gudgeons" and Dion Bouci-
caults one-act piece known as "The
Luck OF Roaring Camp" Sowing the
and sydhes G4andy aa WIFI prdSaby
fer New York audiences to the London
gatherings. Few people expected tha;
the play would run as long as 1t has
done.
BUTTERFLIES" is already saying good
by to Its New York friends at Palmers
Theatre. 1t will end It's run there mex,
Saturday night, when It will have made
anees in this city. John Drew's sec
ond starring season has been very
triumphant AFFAIR so far. Butterflies
could not be withdrawn, although re-
ViVal OF The Masked Ball. had been
promised.
The Girl I Left Behind Me-" Belasco
and Fyles' kid-gloye Indian drama. re-
accident on the stage has been chron-
icled during the past week.. which is
quite pleasant to note. The horses are
behaving themselves very nicely. in
work and have ceased protesting. The
actors are consequently happy.
Hilllard and Arthur may stili be seen
farce with the funny
Hard appears as Jack Pointer, the gentle
man afflicted with imaginary somnambu-
iism, and Arthur. as the Rev. Hatley
the, company, sails for England May Q,
with Jules Keller. the human enigma"
England.
At the American Theatre little Miss Co.
rinne Will scintillate next week in the
burlesque Hendrick Hud-
son, which was recently presented at
the Columbus and Fourteenth Street the
tie actress, and she introduces some
bright specialties into the burlesque She
Will be surrounded by good company
and some gorgeous scenery.
At Proctor's Theatre next week the list
OF attractions will include Bessie Bone
hill. the National trio, Marius Lucien De-
laur. and Nictorine BocQuet Detrimont
brothers: Tim Cronin, the Big Four, Ar
mott and Milton. Charles Fostelle, May
7. Lawrence. Dan Mason. Sparks and
I1ales. Mcdonald and Harvey, Ward and
Ward, and others.
tomime. has settled down for a cosy run
1t Abbey's Theatre. Some of the tedious
features that caused the performance to
dag on the first night have been elm
mated. More gorgeous costumes
They simply dazzle the eye. A sweet
little woman Is Miss Ellaline Terriss,
"h9 he pays se Rsr of of and
Thora at the Eden Musee has been ex-
tended. These clever trapeze artists
have made great hit at this house.
Ruth davenport. Powell, the wizari;
Tortajada and her Spanish troupe. Lola
iberri, whose dances are extremely
and artistic. and Danko Gabor
Coxey's army members DR.. Cyclone
ger; Weary Bin 1ler, chief commissary;
Jasper Johnson. the Golored standard
been re-engaged for the coming week at
Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum.
The vaudeville company will include
Barry and Bannon, Clint Wilson,
Charles II. Duncan, Murray and Rogers
and others.
A cat convention will be the main at
traction at Doriss Eighth Avenue Mu-
given for the best specimens. There
will also be prize beauty show for pet
tabbies who will not perform. In fact,
and a play entitled "Peck's Bad boy"
will be seen In the theatorium.
The W9rld Against Her" will be the
was first presented in this country by
Miss Kate Claxton. The play Is a melo-
drama telling a story common to all
communities, and it's characters are
those met with in our city streets every
day" The World Against Her should
do well at Niblo's, where melodrama is
always popular.
They are very busy at the Germania
Theatre. ,rehearsing DIR. Darkhorst,"
which will have It's first production
Tuesday. May l. 1t will be a sort of n
polyglot performance and very curious
Max E'lRmnn will plnv tho Lea al n o.
role. and Miss Minnie Renwood will ap-
pear In all her serpentine finery. "Dr.