The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-13
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Olga Nethersole to Make Her
American Debut at Palmer's.
"Little Christopher Columbus" Sue
ceeds the Famous "1492."

Miss Olga Nethersole. the young Eng
lsh actress Of whom we have heard so
much, will make her first appearance
in this country at Palmer's Theatre
Monday night in play called :" The
Transgressor." Miss Nethersole has long
been popular in London, but 1t was in
THE Transgressor' that she won the
most fervent praise. An excellent COM
pany has been engaged to support this
young star. 1t will include Wilton
Lackaye. ]. II. Barnes, Z. M. Holland,
Grant Stuart, G. +. Nash. J. Holiday.
Mrs. ID. p. Bowers, Miss Ida Conquest
and Mrs. J. IL. Jackson. Miss Neither
sole will have a critical and expectant
audience.
At the Garden Theatre "l492" ends Its
famous run tonight, and on Monday
night Little Christopher Columbus"
will be seen for the first time. The
book is by George r, Sims and Cecil
Raleigh. and the music by Ivan Caryll
and Gustave Kirker. The cast VIII In
eiude Helen Bertram, Yolande wallace.
George Walton, Alexander Clark, Henry
Leoni, Herman Blakemore. Edgar Tenn.
pie and James p. Gentry. A bevy Of
dancing girls from the Lyric Theatre,
The Liiiputians enter upon the last
three weeks of their successful engage
ment at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Mon
day night. "Humpty Dumpty Up to
Date" has made a decided hit, and the
admirers Of this admirable company
are fully satisfied. The wednesday and
at $50 instead of 2 o'clock. This ID done
for the accommodation of school chill
dren. The matinees will be out at
o'clock.
The artists at Tony Pastors Theatre
next week will be Fulgora, the trans
figurator. whose performance Is re-
markedly clever; Bonnie Thornton with
thorne, Janet Melville and Evie Stet-
son, whose speciality Is better than ever;
Smith and Fuller, Lew Randall. the
aGrobatic song and dance artist; F Gra
Meehan and Annie Raymond and Fisher
"Heimsth" will be the play at the
"MeIerblumGhen" Tuesday, and der
day night Mr. conried viii produce for
tine frat time IL A%ersa deS s Men ns
heit" (benefactors of humanity, This
play was first presented at the Leasing
Theatre Berlin. Sept. "a of this year.
Ne New York will be the second city to
Della Fox will end her engagement In
The Little Trooper" at the Casino. Oct.
q. The fiftieth performance Of this
Thursday night. The souvenirs of this
event will be china plaques, bearing por-
traits of Miss Fox In her Little Troop
er" costume The little artist I has every
engagement and she will go on the
road armed to conquer.
Tortatada, the Spanish singer and dan
aa w NEXT D week sfeH with her troSpe Of mani
dolin players. Other attractions will be
the new. Living Pictures; Harris and
Pettingill. Swan and Bambard. the Rex
trapeze artist: Harrigan. the jusgler
kosle. the ssrio-comic, and Nolan and
". i: Crane will continue to presen,
Star Theatre next week. He will be
Fasts for ws the last time M esr
f %iEeS weeks. ks. On 's Oct. 2 Mr.. Crane WI
fSI the Potsr FIRST ca t%s b neT PaPe ay
Mail" It Is described as farcical
comedy Of an up-to-date nature.
Walter Sanfords stock company will
present the gegd a ano Nb,o
Garden next week. 1t will be produced
with all the details and characters
used by the late w, J. Florence In !. 1866 "
Cripti PaImoni, Frank Lander Miss
Victory Bateman, Miss Annie Barclay,
Miss Maskeii. Mr.. Hoey. Mr.. Nevlns and
IA Milk White Flag" begins the sec
ond week of Its run at. Hoyt's Theatre
Monday night. The satire aimed at the
citizen soldiery in this skit 10 very bright
be toned down, and then there will be
nothing to say against the farce. 1t is
full OF excellent specialties and Is most
picturesquely staged. The cast has been
" Sshesn nSh" S remains at the Acad-
envy Of Music. In fact, nothing new Will
be seen at that house during the current
season. :, The revival Of Bronson nst,n Hon. 10,
more success than fell to the lot of the
original production. Tomorrow night
the third Of the series Of Sunday night
and John c. Dempsey will be among the
The substitution of James T. Powers
fSE Ms seaEe In he Asw role sS OF iSs
Standard Theatre. was a very wise move.
Mr.. Powers gives a much better perform
ance than did his predecessor, and he has
foliowins that VII be Of great a ,dSds
Mr. Frohman thought better q this,
At the Empire Theatre, The Rauble
turn OF the Empire Theatre stock com
pany in November. 1t 10 a pity that
ef the entire Winter Se Sn
is what his manager thinks, as well, and
It Is quite possible that theatre may be
secured for him. John Drew Is too popu-
lar to be sent out of town.
Mana gers Robinson and Nugent will
present their melodrama, "A Ride for
Life" at the Peoples Theatre Mon
day night. The real steam locomotive,
in charge of Jim Root. "the hero OF
Hinckley," is, of course, the feature OF
this production. The play itself Is con-
ventional. but II belongs to the series
OF melodramas OF which the patrons of