The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-13
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10; 1894

in charge. Of Jim Root, the hero Of
Hinckley," is, of course, the feature OF
this production. The play itself Is con-
ventional. but 1t belongs to the series
of melodramas OF which the patrons OF
the Peoples Theatre are 80 fond. II Is
pretty sure OF profitable week on the
Miss Marie Lloyd will sing her spir-
tied songs at Roster d Balls concert
hall next week. The other attractions
will be the Finneys. champion swim
tank; the Lie Hassan Ben All troupe OF
twelve Arabian acrobats; Mile. Ena
Bertoldi. les Phantos, the Martinetti
rSSpe 81 dOss s 81 Bio she HAYS s
tors, Mile. Fougere and the living pic
lures.
occupy the Columbus Theatre; Harlem;
next week. His repertoire will be limited
to the priceless classic on the Bow
die plays himself There is a big Brook
lyn Bridge. scene In which Brodie does
the speciality that has. placed him on
the enviable pinnacle of fame.
"Rosedale" will be next weeks attrac-
ton at Hammerstein's Harlem Opera
House. with Joseph Haworth In the role
ths, vas Was sde gsSpSs by W thf be ets
very good one, Including NJ, A. Kennedy,
the comedian; Charles y. Hanford, Miss
Isabelle Eyesson, Charles Abbott and
at the recent revival at the Star Theatre
Manager Palmer announces for the
troop Of pretty girls in "tnser Longer,
Lucy" the. Lenton brothers, Dora
Wiley, MacMahon and King, Piekees
and Wade JAMES MsAvEy the ham she
sheerans. wflett, and Thorne, the Sc
mons. Leona Bland, Marie Grifith,
Zoyarra and Mile. Phyllis, a sensational
.Chauncey, olcott, and The Irish Ar,
fist" remain at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre, where Mr.. Olcotts delightful
the audiences. who used to grow .enthus-
iastic over poor Scanlan's work. Mr..
Olcott is not as good an actor as Scan
Ian but he is better singer lie has "a
tenor tenor Voice Voice. THE irish Artist gives
him all the opportunity he needs.
Later On will enter upon the second
Bijou Theatre Monday night. The
songs and dances are all new, and those
who. saw Later on" some seasons ago
Hallen and Hart work very hard to
win their audiences, and they certainly
succeed. Miss Mollie Fuller is a vaiu-
The Devil's Deputy is doing very
well at Abbey's Theatre. 1t Is not
nearly as Mephistophelian as It sounds.
son admirably, and he Is seen at his
best in the second act, in the funny
scene with the Princess. The Devils
Deputy" will remain for three weeks
succeeded by Miss Lillian Russell in
THE Queen of Brilliants."
At Keith's Union Square Theatre the
tteresting. The artists will be Barney
Pagan, Raymon Moore who will sing
his latest, Dear Louise" John w:
cronin, John Mari. Ella Caldwell, Col.
Inns and Farley, Laura Bennett, the
Waterbury brothers. Edward Estus,
"Dr. Syntax" remains at the Broadway
instructor of the young Idea Alfred
the oarsman, Edmund stanley as The
maleyolent tutor and Edna Wallace, Der
tina Yaltzinger and Jennie Goldthwaite
as the principal school girls. DIR, Syn
tax" goes with remarkable smoothness.
Joseph Murphy will be the star at the
Grand Opera House next week; The
day will be THE Kerry Cow" while the
rest OF the week will be devoted to THE
Shaun Rhue;" Mr.. Murphy is very pop,
u,lsar with the patrons Of the big west
seen and approved Of. He is said to have
an excellent company this season.
Richard Mansfield is 80 satisfied with
aid Square Theatre that he will con.
tinue it during the coming week. In
addition he will present The Scarlet
Of Nathaniel Hawthorne's famous story
This will be seen Monday evening anc
SATURDAY afternoon sr Don, "A Parisaa Re-.
day pr: J ,,a and MI. Hyde,
night: Wednesday night. Prince Karl, Il
and At paya Theatre q aaety Girl
still the most successful production OF
the season. If the house were twice
as large as 1t is it would be fiiled . a.
has become a sort of a fad In New
York. Just as 1t was, and still is, in
London. The performance is bright and
Pretty. some OF the songs are rapidly
becoming popular
"A Way to Win n Woman" remains
at the Lyceum Theatre, with e. H
PIRATES the money left by his dead
friend to that friends son. Miss Grace
kimbail is the unlovely, heroine. but
she redeems herself at the end of the
play. Just as the hero is about to take
poison. "a Way to Win a Woman" IL
very prettily staged. as is every play a,
this artistic little theatre.
The Irwin Bros specially and yaude.
Vile company will apear at Miner!
Eighth Avenue Theatre next week
The organization include,. John White
keys; Vedder sisters and Richard Foy
Sam and Kitty Morton. Carr and Jor
dan. John Wood, the National trio ant
the American Macs. At Miners Bow.
cry Theatre there will be plenty o,
vaudeville talent.
A troupe of imperial dancing girls
will be seen at Huber's Fourteenth
Street Musueum next week. Mr.. Huber
also announces Inez Palmer. a stronl
woman; Kirslake's pig circus, Choch
Saunders, the Mayharrn company Of
Cuban contortonists; Yama Yula, a
Zulu warrior chief. and a vaudevill,
company in which will be the Chevaliel
sisters Wilson and Irving, George
Kane. Annie Buggaseb and others.
The principal feature of Dorls's Mu
scum next week will be Virgins
Knapp, a Kansas girl. who claims t.
have the same powers as Annie Abbott
the Georgia magnet. Other curio hal
ATTRACTIONS will be Kitty Gray's sextet OF
whistling girls; c. l., Holmes, the mar
with brobdignagian hands; Donald Nc
Gregor, the Highland piper and a melo
drama called "Deadwood Dicks Re
venge"
The Hagenbeck trained animals are