The evening world., 1894-05-26

the company is under contract to open
In London at Her Majesty's Theatre on
July 8, There are sixty-two people In
the organization: IL
NJ. Il. Curtis is in his second successful
month at the Standard Theatre. where
mer in 'Sam'l of Posen" continues to
draw Just as large audiences as II did
during the first week of his engage
a ad,s' conside Se the lateness OF the
season. and there can be no question OF
part OF sam'l Plastrick, The play is
handsomely staged and the demand for
seats indicates that Its run will be more
profitable than was expected by Mr..
Curtis or Manager Hill.
dette" viii be produced at the colum-
bus Theatre, Harlem. on Monday night.
This play is said to be one Of unusual
incidents a and e, s,f SHmsa dram neSera s,t tHetIlns
Of an original type. The company will
comprise several ~well-known people and
has been specially strengthened FOR this
engagement; New and startling scenic
and mechanical effects are promised.
Manager Sanford will next week pre-
sent George w. Monroe to his audiences
"My Aunt Bridget" This musical me-
lange is well known in this city, but is
always fresh for the reason that the
with the Introduction of the latest
songs, dances and taking specialties.
Mr.. Monroe's performance OF the CONT
cal old 1rishwoman Is as quaint In Its
way as the best work OF some OF our
more pr%etentlous comedians.
Nothing disturbs the enormous success
Of Rice's "l492' at the Garden Theatre.
The capacity of the hous Is tested AL
most every night. The sparkle, vivacity
n beauty. of the entertainment are
very refreshing to the faded theatre.
tinue a great sensation. The third
series, to be introduced next week, Will
be more elaborate and startling thar
% I BE &c. fGG%%i H "Pol%r st stq %fN bbossses
reau's cupid and Butterfly" and THE
Temple of Bacchus." q semi-nude OF a
Dozen Dc snry fig Sssst,f The an Kila aItist fsh' There
Wednesday next. Another staggering
souvenir Is announced for the S5oth per-
Torrance Monday week
The clever comedian. Thomas Q. Sea
brooke. in "Tabasco.' will be seen for
two more weeks In the broadway Thea
so a taste If ''Tabasco'' ought to make
the atmosphere cnilled enough. There is
no use denying the fact, seabrooke Is a
his personality which Is attractive, and
his sense OF humor, often grotesaue, is
always. sc7sible and !ntellisent. He has
Swim Out, 0'Grady,' is one Of the hits
OF the year.
vesta RILEY, the greatest of all char
afss a sins seEt w witl be which ff TONY Will rSS s her
England, This little lady has made a
Brokers Down on Wall Street" calls
forth thunders of applause at every
performance Florence Bindley: me
tour of her own country In the Pay
Train,' will appear for one week only
In an artistic musical act; Rice and Ei;
mT om ;e LDttie G ellison, the + " wo1s m TSomas
O'Brien and Flora Havel. the famous
McNulty sisters, Kamochi, the lady
magician; the great facial Layman, and
the four Punchinellos. will fill out the
new bill. Extra matinee. Memorial Day.
Next week at Roster & Biars new
features of the programme viii be the
Sisters Ethardo, from the London, AL
Brac," which consists Of posturing, bal;
anetnF and ae di1Ilc1 OF m SfToof Naom fSa's ean nna
brist, from the Empire Theatre, London:
The balance Of a strong programme VIII
include: Oscar Hammerstein's first series
OF Living Pictures. which are the best
drawing card that the house has had
since the opening; Mile; Adrienne Lariye.
in new songs, and Littke Carlson the
nearly completed for the grand opening
ofthe new roof garden Saturday evening,
June 2. .
The Keith Continuous performance
at the New Union Square Theatre Is de,
voted exclusively to vaudeville, and II
is admittedly a high-class n thor,
out. Next weeks programme VIII be
fully up to the standard. John c. Rice,
a very droll and original comedian, VIII
partner in "a Parlor Match" is the
Union Squares feature this week. and
his pretty wife, Sally Cohen. will assist
him In a breezy sketch. The two Clip
pers, Ward and Curran, are also IN the
and Ralston. Topack and Steele. the Mil
Ter brothers and several others. -.
The bill next week at Proctor's Will
be a notable one. The Wilbur Opera
Company .. Till g Eserv tive W, PeTf9 Wbiah Is
generally conceded to be the master,
work Of Strauss, the waltz King
1t will be counted in an elaborate
manner. and not the least attractive
features will be the beautiful costum-
really pretty chorus girls. The Wilbur
Opera Company numbers seventy-hve
people, and It's performances are sur
prisingly good. Susie Kirwin has al
, ready won hosts of admirers by her
naive acting and sweet singing: Frank
artists will entertain between the acts.
cinderella" remains at Abbey's Thea
tire but three weeks longer-the engage
ment ending Saturday, June l6. when
the theatre will be closed for the Sum-
mer months. r%eopening Sept. 10 with
Francis Wilson In a new comic opera.
A new system Of ventilation has just
been completed, by which the air in the
~ vyx.u n..K