The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-01
er; the Ellis Team and the handsome

er; the Ellis Team and the handsome
Living Pictures.
Little Della Fox has made a big bit at
the Casino in THE Little Trooper" and
that house will undoubtedly be crowded
for long time to come. She has part
In the operetta that suits her exactly,
forts to Please There are some very
pretty numbers in The Little Trooper,
and the finale OF the second act Is ad-
mirable. 1t is capitally sung; .,
doah" will probably be the ATTRACTION
for many months. 1t is splendldly
staged. and Bronson Howard has worked
hard to make this revival one of the
certainly succeeded. The third act sets
the audience wild with enthusiasm. The
cast Is a good one. Miss Odette Tyler
work.
I. Paul NJ. Potter has been hard at work
upon The Victoria Cross" since its open
ing night at the Lyceum Theatre, and
will be added to Mr.. Sotherns repertoire
for the season. Sothern Is a very popu-
lar young man. and his friends have
back to the Lyceum. He does some good
acting in THE Victoria Cross"
Elmer 2. Nance,s realistic railroad
comedy drama, The Limited Mail"
will be played next week at the People 8
matinee. New scenery. new music and
new mechanical effects are promsed-to
say, nothing of good cast The Linn
money during its tour through the
country. and the patrons of this house
know Its value.
In the curio halls of Huber's Museum
next week will be "A troup OF Hindoo
giants and their wives. The men are
said to be feet and the women feet
tall. Prince Tinymite. Charles Michael
the strong man; Prof Horn. with his
educated cockatoos and doves; Ida
lnuth. Emma Bryan and Olga. will be
other features. IN. the theatre, the
act comedy, called The Dog Spy"
The Hagenbeck trained animals, fresh
from their Manhattan Beach sojourn,
begin a two months engagement at the
Madison Square Garden, Monday. Per-
fformances in the arena will be given
there each day, and the menagerie will
remain open from . A. NJ to IL p. NJ
cessful career. both in New York and at
Manhattan, and its prospects for the
next two months are very encouraging.
The Sousa Band festival at Manhattan
Beach viii continue tonight o-morrow
band leaves for the st. Louis EN-
position Monday night: The last. pro-
Hartmann, the boy violnist; the
Metropolitan Quartet. Nine. Julia Ara
ntnti. Miss Estelie l.. Mann and William
Pruettc. the baritone, have been very en-
any ltttlNtu. NlCtOT f1tTDeTt
and Gilmore's Band have been engaged
for the last week of the season.
The sixteenth annual carnival and fes-
Amphitheatre, at Manhattan Beach, TO-
night. "Lalla Ruokh" will be given, as
usual but the spectacle will begin ear
lier. to make room for the pyrotechnical
exhibition that will succeed 1t. The
grounds, walks, ilowerbeds and en-
trance to the amphitheatre will be dec
GRATED with thousands OF prsmatic
lanips and Japanese lanterns.
"A Flag Of Truce will be the play
at the Grand Opera House next week.
The melodrama has been given in New
York before, and ii has always proved
popular. Some of the scenes are stir
ring. and the play has many attractive
features. The cast will be a good one.
and the scenic effects displayed on the
Grand Opera Houses large stage should
make n hit