The evening world., 1894-01-06

y said ts contain many thrilling sensa-
Daniel Hanehett.- George w. Walters.
Nell scully, Gerty Liddy, Mrs. George W.
Walters, William Bonsli. w, ". Craig,
Beatrtce Ingram, Joseph Callahan. JEFF
AZ koster & Balls concert hail next
week the programme will include Mile.
Bertoldl, the contor,ionlst; sanetaro, a
anu I.orello: Blocksom and Burns: Josie
Cohen. a eerio-comic; Mario and Dun
ham; Sandow. the strong man; Wood
scretti ~acro5ats, ard Bessie Bellwood,
WITH her budget Of songs.
Aniong the new things to be introduced
,ns9 "ii9 Y;I at palmer.s Theatre Monday
be sung by w. II. Sloan. as the Irish
policeman;. with a squad of coppers Cor
chorus. Walter Jones. as the burlesaue
stretched palm a ladder. upon which are
clustered a dozen men. 1877 Is still
wonderfully. vital.
4. S. Willard has but three weeks
and announces the eighth AMI last week
Of J, w. Barrie's delightful comedy, The
Professors Love story" This play has
leaves New York Mr.. Willard contem-
plates the revival of Henry. Arthur
Jones's play. The Middleman," I'd OF
soStDl T1httcU u IlblOuTdII1H, IOHn ~ u
hams Double"
lin old Kentucky is doing well at
the Academy Of Music, where II has been
T IS sansa fG5 q long TIom 5,m s%.u Ths me' tS ens,
climax. Melodrama to-day is as popu-
lar as farce-comedy was " or three
features OF I'm Old Kentucky" Is the
dance of the p~ickaninnies.
The New Park Theatre will be closed
& Behman having decided to put in an
electric plant and to make several other
improvements. The theatre will be re-
opened Jan. Is with George Thatcher
comedy known as Africa" which is now
being presented at the Star Theatre.
The entire last act of The Voyage OF
Byrne and Harrison. the American adap-
tors. and various changes rave been
made In the play; The piece Is now run
Theatre. where it is staged in a truly
%sumptuous manner Specialties have been
introduced, and the performance no long
Miss Lillian Russell. is coming to the
end of her engagement at the Casino In
THE Princess Nicotine" She will begin
her starring tour when she leaves the
at that house in the spring. The entire
organization. including Miss Russell,
Perugini, Digby Bell and the %pickaninny
DGnd Will start TOT BaltlInOTe, Jan. ~.
Manager. Proctor ANNOUNCES for next
week at. his theatre on Twenty-third
street Albert schock and John 8. Prince
the n rt bicyslis,s; the the P Pa T = seI Dolks es%eis
Elsie Adair, o'Brien and Reddins, John
Leclair, Press Eldridge. Belle Black,
the Bel-Melys, Josie Ashton. Collins an6
the sa-vans. James Riley. the Reed
birds and others.
Buchalossl's comic opera, Tine Thre.
Flask Rsiss,. cll fSiss so vail b Tne suns next a. b wee Fl
with an excellent cast. The vaudevillt
programme will INTRODUCE Harry Wright
formerly OF Harrigan's Theatre; Ray. thu
Bride and Flynn. Crimmins and Gore
James Irwin and the Golders.
OF its stay at the Star Theatre Monda,
night. Thatcher and his company are
doing very good work. but it Is scarcely
1 rnes style y ,S Of snsert eInsss T 1hst a the pat a.
appropriate. This Will be Mrs. John drew
In The Road to Ruin" she opens there
Walter Sanford will begin his work a,
day, night. when he will produce Leandel
Lamps" The scenes of local pieturel
Around the Corner. the Casino roof gar
uen, luton. leTTy, Win the dTTlNal OIL
colossal ferry-boat. and the interior o
a Five Points tenement-house.
Sowing the Wind" Sidney Grundy'
comedy of manners. remains at the EN-
pire Theatre. where II will probably sta!
splendid company has rarely been seel
to better advantage than in this play
Miss Viola Allen has surprised her man,
friends by her %forceful acting, and w. II
Thompson's character sketch is mimi
table.
"Charley's Aunt" Is approaching it
one hundred and fftieth performance a
the STANDARD Theatre, where i is still
pany organized to present the farce II
, Boston has also made a great success
: Brandon Thomas, the author Of tn
Ing the Wind in London that Henri:
Micky Finn. the comic writer, is t
appear at the entertainment at Herr
Hill says that this will. be MIR, Finn
first appearance on the New York stage
Other attractions will be Charles Sea
man. the comedian; Florence Thropr
and Crowell. The Nelson sisters hav
been re-engaged for the ensuing week.
The revival Of The Texas Steer" a
night Will be a very welcome event. ]
Is one Of the best things that Hoyt eve
wrote. The cast will be practically tn
same as that seen when the play wa
pay viii SiH' be seen l1i il ftsl spi END t'% art mai
impersonation of Maverick Brander.
"Shore Acres" remains at Days Thea
tire, with James A. Herne In the leadin
room only" sign is beginning to make II
appearance. This Is an unusual conditIo,
OF things. for 1t Is a long time since tina
sign has been conspicuous at this hand