The evening world., 1894-01-06
THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, 1891.

active manager of Niblo's Garden Mon
DAY. night, when he will produce .Leander
Rlchardson,s melodrama Under the city
Lamps" The scenes Of local pictures
shown viii include the Little Church
Around the Corner. the Casino roof gar
den. Fulton ferry. with the arrival of a
a Five Points tenenent-housc.
Sowing the Wind" sidney Grundy's
comedy OF manners. remains at the En-
pire Theatre' where IT VIII probably stay
splendid company has rarely been seen
u. better advantage than In this play.
Miss Viola Alien has surprised her many
friends by her ~forceful acting. and w. II.
Thompson's character sketch Is mimi
table.
"Charlcy's Aunt Is approaching its
one hundred and nfticth performance at
tho STANDARD Theatre. where II Is still
doing an enormous business. The com
pany organized to present the farce In
Roston has also made n great success.
farce, Is playing the. same part in Sow
Ing. the wind in London that Henry
Miller plays here.
Micky Finn. the comic writer. IL to
appear at the entertainment at Herr
mann's Theatre tomorrow night. Mr..
nm says that this will be Mr.. Firms
Other attractions Will be Charles Sea-
man. tho comcdian: Florence Thropp.
Allan May. Marie Marcna and Hschcr
hnd rr9wsiI; ne Nelson sisters have
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The revival OF THE Texas steer at
the Madison Square Theatre Monday
night Will be a very welcome event. 1t
Il one OF. the best things that Iloyt ever
wrote. The cast will be practically the
same a. that sec" when the play was
first produced four years ago. Tim Muir
ply will be seen ir his splendidly artistic
~impersonation of Maverick Brander.
Shore Acres remains at Days Thea
tire. with James A.. Herne in the leading
r,lc. Jean, Williams says the standing
room only sign Is beginning to make its
appearance. This Is an unusual condition
OF things, for 1t is a long time since that
sign has been conspicuous at this hand
some theatre. Shore Acres" however,
richly deserves the most radiant sort of
success.
Miss Rose Coghlan begins the last three
weeks Of her engagement at the Flfth
Avenue Theatre Monday night In a "Wo.
man of No Importance" The return. OF
Charles Coghlan to the cast has material.
~ strengthened 1t, and the. role or LORD
Interpretation. .Matlnees OF "a Woman of
No Importance are given every Wodnes-
day and Saturday. .,
Peter b.. Daley and "A Country Sport
remain at the Bijou Theatre, where
their engagement Is TO endure for eight
weeks, the third of which Will begin
Monday night. DALEY is very funny as
Harry Hardy, the country sport. and
May Irwin Is equally effective. During
the week several theatre parties, incluG-
ing gatherings from the Stock and Cot
ton Exchanges, attended tne peTloIih-
anCe.
A sensational %melodrama, entitled
'"The Kentucky Girl" will be seen at
H.. Il Jacobs Theatre next week, with
Miss Sadie Hassen in ;he leading role.
This will he Mss Hassen's second visit
to IA. X. Jacobs Theatre, and If she Is
as successful next week as she was be
fore she will undoubtedly feel 9a tisiied.
The play contains n buZz-saw scene and
IA "liEhtning express'' episode.
Conried's Comedy Company VIII return
to the Irving Place Theatre Monday
night and present Schontan's enjoyable
comedy, "The Last Word" which In
England ran for over n hundred nights
at Days Theatre, and has also been
very successful in London. The play IL
In three acts, the scenes of which are
laid IN Berlin. Mr.. Conried's company
contains some very clever people.
America" may still be seen at the
Metropolitan Opera-House every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday night. and
Wednesday and Friday afternoons. The
spectacle IL very smoothly presented, and
no more splendid pictures than those to
be seen on the splendid stage of the Met
,ropolitan have been offered to New York
play-goers In many years.
Hagenbeck's trained animals at Tat
tersalrs have become a sort of fad. 1t
Is quite the thing to go and see them,
for they are entirely out of the ordinary.
The management have instituted popu-
lar prices. which have now been in vogue
for nearly u week. Tattersans has been
crowded ut every performance during the
particularly pleased with the exhibition.