The evening world., 1894-01-06

is said to be the spinal column" Of this
play, the scenes Of which are laid IN the
acted for the first time In this city Mon
day. night. Mr.. Byron will be supported
by. Kate Byron and = good company; -.
night. 1t tells a New England story, and
is said to contain many thrilling sensa.
tional effects" The cast WilI include
Neil scuily, Gerty Liddy, Mrs. George W,
Walters. william Bonelli. w. w. Craig,
Beatrice Ingram. Joseph Callahan. JET.
ferson Lloyd and others.
week the programme VIII include Mile.
Bertoldi, the contortionist: Sanetaro. "A
JapdlIrse magician; Martinetti, DuCrOw
and L.orello; Blocksom and Burns; Josie
Cohen, 4 serio-comic; Mario and Dan
nam: SandOw. the strong man: Wood
and shepard, the Crcscendos. the, Glin-
serctti a%crobats. and Bessie Bellwood.
with her budget Of songs.
Among the new things to be introduced
into "1i92' at Palmer's. Theatre. Monday
night will he u song, I'm New York" to
p~oliceman,, with a squad Of coppers for
chorus. Walter Jones, as the burlesque
Sandow.. now balances upon his out
stretched palm a ladder. upon which are
clustered n dozen men. 'liH2' Is stun
wonderfully vital.
Il. $. Willard has but three weeks
longer to remain at the Garden Theatre,
and announces the eighth an last week
Professors Love story" This play has
been an immense success. Before he
leaves New York Mr.. Willard contem-
5 Pla,sS' i nlev re .THs M ID ,annTy, A A55 or
Joseph Hatton,s mclodrama. John Need
hams Double"
I'm Old Kentucky" is doing well at
the Academy of Music, where 1t has been
running for "a long time. Tnp mplDlry ma
Is sensational from beginning to end.
and every act has a most effective
climax. Melodrama to-day is as popu-
a%eason's ago. one Of the most enjoyable
features OF "In Old Kentucky Is the
dance of the ~pickaninnies.
The New Park Theatre will be closed
during the coming week, Messrs. Hyde
& lehman ha wing decided to put in an
electric plant and to make several other
improvements. The theatre will be re-
opened Jan. Is with George Thatcher
and his company, IN the new musical
comedy known AS Africa" which IL now
being presented at the star Theatre.
The entire last act OF The Voyage of
Byrne and Harrison, the Americana dap-'
tors, and various changes have been
made In the play The piece Is now run
ming very smoothly at the American
sumptuous manner. Specialties have been
introduced. and the performance no long
er drags.
Miss Lillian Russell Is coming to the
end of her engagement at the Casino In
The Princess Nicotine" She Will begin
her starring tour when she leaves the
Casino, and play n return engagement
organization. including Miss Russell.
Perugini, piSby Bell and the pickaninny
band will start for Baltimore. Jan. 20.
Manager Proctor announces for next
week at his theatre on Twenty-third
street Albert Schock and John :. Prince,
the bicyclists; the Princess D~olgoroulSy,
Marie Mani. the Bark IIcn Achmets,
Elsie Adair. O'Brien and Redding, John
Lcclair, Press Eldridge, Belle Black.
the Bel-Mclys, Josie Ashton, Collins and
Hcnshaw, Gerard Leon, Lilly Laurel,
the. Sa-Vans, James Riley. the Reed
birds and others.
Buchalossl's comic opera. "1ne Three
Black Cloaks," will be sung at b. f.
with an excellent cast. The vaudeville
programme will introduce Harry Wright,
formerly Of HarriKan's Theatre; Ray, the
pretty American dancer and contortion-
list; Carr and Tourgee, r. H.. Mohr. Me
Bride and Flynn, Crimmins and Gore,
James Irwin and the Golders.
"Africa' will enter upon the last week
Of Its stay at the Star Theatre Monday
night. Thatcher and his company are
doing very good work. but il is scarcely
the style of entertainment that the pat
rons of the star expect the next at
traction at this house will be far more
appropriate. This will be Mrs. John Drew
Jan. Is.
Walter Sanford Will begin his work as