The evening world., 1894-03-10
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Loves Extract" a Comedy from
the French, at the Fifth Avenue.
Stuart Robson in tho Comedy of
Errors" at Abbey's.

| Messrs. Carl and Theodor Roscnfed
begin their season at the Fifth Avenue
Monday night with the production of a
three-act farcical comedy from the French
called Loves Extract" The play deals
with the adventures OF n New England
farmer and his family, who take up their
residence in New York. This IL always
a fruitful theme In farce. In the cast
Will be John w. Jennings, Max Figman,
Grace Filkins, Queenie Vassar. Kate
Davis, Fanny Ward. Jameson Lee Fin
ney, Matte Ferguson. Charles Il. Wells.
Ed j. Connolly, Fred Lotto. d. Elmer,
L. +. Gottschalk. Marie Carlyle and
clara Thropp.
Stuart Robson begins a two weeks en-
I gagement at Abbey's Theatre Monday
night. where he will be seen as Dromio OF
Syracuse. in Shakespeare's COMEDY OF
Errors" Giles Shine will be the Dromio
or Ephesus. The other members OF the
company are Mrs. Robson Grace Franck-
yn Lynch. Helen Gilmore, Mrs. Gabri-
slle Mexican, Mrs. A. Campbell, c. II.
Nacklin. William Yearance, John j.
Farrell. w. II. Elwood. John L. wooder-
son. Joseph Zahner, George Il. Halton
and Joseph Smith. The play will be pre-
scented in four acts and four scenes.
| "Rosedale; or. The Rife Ball." Lester
Wallack's well-known play, will be re-
vived at the Star Theatre Monday night.
1t was originally produced In 1868, when
1t had 1S performances In the cast will
be Joseph Haworth, William Mestayer,
Frank j. Keenan,, Howard Gould. Mark
| Gtr,tt u,
Thomas w. Ross, Edward Wade, L. d.
Denison. A. Tassin. Miss Annie Clarke,
MISS Isabelle Evesson, Miss Kate Ryan,
Miss ses Maaa Stokes s3s. Mss nS Hls MSsn
| Lockheart.
Belasco and Fyles's successful play,
The Girl ! Left Behind Me" which ran
Tor two hundred nights at the, Empire
Theatre, will be revived on a big" scale
ct the Academy OF Music Monday night.
New scenery has been provided, and a
break attack by the Indians on Post
Kennion, There will be Indians galore,
and realism enough for the most exact
in the cast, and James E. Wilson will
play his original part.
The Princess Of Trebizonde." at Har-
riganS dr;r Theatre has b been We'll patron
Hall, as the Prince Raphael is very
comely and piquant and those who used
to like her when she was at the Casino
|
now. Fred Solomon Is the Tremolini
and Richard Golden the Cabriola. A
number of songs are-somewhat un-
essarily-interpolated.
Peter Daley will enter upon the last
two weeks OF his long engagement at
the Bi1ou Theatre Monday night. The
one hundredth performance of "A Coun-
try, Sport" will take place a week later,
and handsome souvenirs will be distrib-
uted. DALEY has had q very prosperous
season here. 1t Is his first metropolitan
nj fnrf ots. and Ia haa 10,
self-congratulation. He Is very admira-
The continuous vaudeville performance
Be given BY the kinsNera. aea very @se clever W
bicyclisti Flora. the wire walker; Maud
Harris H;arrisan ,sS and s Aubry, song AM and
legged danee: Kaupee and Hall, Roger
and Belle Dolan, Campbell and Biard.
Hawley and Doyle and others.
their. engagement at the Broadway The
tire Monday night. and they will not visit
New York again until October. For this
as the operate attraction. for the Bos-
tonians have not as yet discovered any
thing else in which they can please met
ropo,itan ropp,i AUDIENCES. ices New Workers never
At Proctor's Theatre next week the
attractions will be Guibal and Greville.
the three La Pousta sisters, Haines and
Nelson sisters. the Burke brothers, Rus
sell. O'Dell and Russell, the Girards,
kottie Elliot, Hector and Lauraine,
the ouisiey brothers. Sf1 CARRIE Tutein,
Lawrence and Fits. Leonard and Full
ton, and Pauline Harvey.
Hshers the sas adP If And 4rs saa a k1by return
night, Mr.. Gllfoil has been with the
second "Trip to Chinatown" company
Nra lam av.A 4. IL la
Miss Kirby will play the part Of Fiirt.
The seven hundredth performance of
this farce will take place Easter Mon
That funny old lady at the Standard
Theatre' who, who sings and, and dances dances, and and
ing away. She is "Charley's Aunt" OF
course. and New York has by no means
tired Of this remarkably successful
will take place the 22d OF this month, 1t
is a. long time since New York has
laughed l%Sa s,dv,. at trna anything as good as
Sowing the Wind" remains at the
Empire. Mr.. Frohman did not expect
that 1t would run for so long. and It's
ssses M New
very much, and the one hundredth per-
formance takes place March 20. There
are Wednesday and Saturday matinees
!
day matinee Is not popular with man.
ayers, Mr.. Frohman believes in 1t.
John Drew does some very pretty work
in Henry Guy Carleton's play, Butter.
flies" at Palmer's Theatre. Perhaps ~
Is the change from the violent farce OF
"The Masked Ball. TO the tender humor
of Butterflies" that makes Drew I
latest efforts so popular. The play itself
is not a great one. Without John Drew
and the members OF the admirable COM
pany that he heads It would be tame.
THE Sheep in VOLTS Clothing Will IN
future precede THE Ama2ons at tht
Lyceum Theatre only on Monday night
and at the two matinees. 1t is scarcely
necessary then, for THE. Amazons" Is
long enough and delightful enough &c
please the most eXacting theatre-goer
The two plays give the actors plenty &c
do, and must be something OF strain
upon their energies. The Lyceum is do
ing splendidly just now.
Corlnne, a pretty little star, OF whom
New York has seen very little, Will ap'
pear at the Columbus Theatre, Harlem
next week, with the Kimball Opera