The evening world., 1894-02-10

be seen at the Grand opera-Hopse next
week. Several European novelties viii
be introduced with this funny sketch
and there will also be American speciai.
be rendered are "Waltz Ne AGAIN!
oh, ,PIshawr and Ladies. Don't
Steele Maeksye,s romantic drama.
a few seasons ago, will be acted neN.
week at the Peoples Theatre. 1t viii.
be staged In a very elaborate manner,
so much attention at the STANDARD Thea
tire Will be n feature of the production:
Paul Kauvar'' tells a very intense and
"A Woman's Revenge" the late Henry
Pettitt's melodrama, remains at the
American Theatre, and will probably
stay at that house for several weeks to
Gone Iss, .o The Igrea ,ss st ,rIs, %, occurs m,rd In the he
the heroine. Her child unconsciously
testifies against her. but she is saved by
her husband. who takes the place of her
The withdraw a Of In Old Kentucky"
from the Academy of Music March 10
Is now definitely announced. 1t has had
a long and ,phenomenally successful run,
and Is booked to open at the Columbia
Theatre, Chicago, March IA. 1t will be
and Fyies's. play, The Girl l Left Be
hind Me-" of which a picturesque produc-
ton will be made.
Manager Proctor the follow
Ing artists for the coming week: The
Acme Four Lizzie n yinie Daly. Lille
Martin Julian, Nine. Macart, Watson and
Hutchings, Green and Regain, John T.
Powers, the McAvoys, Mile, Theo,, the
zenda. the Morellos, Louise Dempsey,
the All brothers. Mile Bennett, Press
Eldridge and Marie Mant.
THE Pulse of New York; will be next
yyaak'a otfraNtinn Mt NihlO'a Gp rdan Thu
principal part will be interpreted by Miss
Carrie Sweeney, who will assume six diff
ferent DISCUSSES: AS the heroine Of the
deeds" making the hero triumph and
foiling the unhappy villain. The
scenes will be very realistic, One of
them will show the Elevated Railway
Manager Mart Hanley announces the
last week Of The Leather Patch" at
but 1t seems that demands have been
made for. a revival of THE Woollen
Stocking" and that amusing play win
Leather Patch" a week }r 1aSe Monday.
"a Trip to Chinatown with Harry
Conor. George A; Beane. j.. Harry al.
Rosebud, Enc. Chapuy and Margaret
at the Madison square Theatre Monday
night. The illusion Dance" a new In.
yontion by Won Prittwitz Palm, will
pe introduced into the skit, and the in
dications are that 1t viii make a sensa-
tion.
Bergere. Paris. viii make her arst ape
pearance In this country at Roster &
Balls Concert Hall next week, with a
number Of the newest Partisan songs.
Jigg, the C~rescendos, Mario and Dunham,
o'Brien and Redding. Blair and Larello
an "so tSs w tbs WsnS" trio r. do,rv vsrv ws,,
indeed at the Empire. Theatre. 1t has
but It's Withdrawal is still a long way
lished a clientele of his own at the
Empire, for hat house has rapidly
made for itself a reputation. In fact. #
Is !, rare to see a stock company succeed
- The seSt ONE anu hun sledfi and ffueth perform
at the Standard Theatre wednesday
were distributed as souvenirs. A new
edition of this now world-famous farce
is being prepared: 1t will not differ radi-
the old lady from Brazil, where the
nuts come FROM" new opportunities for
"The, Butterflies" Henry Guy. Garlic
where the star. John Drew. will prob
ably prove more attractive than the
actor and a big fayorite in this city.
He was SO eminently successful with
THE Masked Ball" that all his friends
and they are iegion-will be anxious to
see him in another play.
THE Mascot" will be revived at B. F
Keith's Union Square Theatre next week
list of vaudeville artists will include the
Crawford Brothers, Hector and Lorraine
Hamilton and Glynn, musical come
Van Leer and Barton, Farnum n Wei.
come, and George and Ella Dunbar
aerial performers.
E.,S. Willard will begin a two weeks
engagement, at Hammerstein's Harlem
Opera-House. The first week will be
devoted to Js NJ. Barrie's delightful
comedy, 1.-THE Professors Love Story
During the second week Mr.. Willard