The evening world., 1894-04-07
appear as Diane, and Jaxon Gordon as

appear as Diane, and Jaxon Gordon as
nallen end Hart will be the stars at
bring the same company that found
favor early in the season at another
Theatre. and the same piece, oddly called
Ihe ldGa.. liallen and Hart viii be
assisted by Molly Fuller. Marguerite La
Mar, Fanny Bloodguod, Carrie De Mar,
Edith Murray, Jennie Grovini, j. Al
drleh Libbey, Al Wilson, Larry Dooley
AMI Charles T.. Lawlor.
=" Charley's Aunt" will say good-by
April y, after having enjoyed n run Of
nine months at the Standard Theatre.
me Fare" will then go To Chicago, which
'Charley's Uncle" The standard has
had a season of. great prosperity, and
Brandon Thomas's merry farce will go
away reluctantly. 1t Will, however, re-
Utopia. Limited" is doing very well
Mt the Broadway Theatre, and will
probably continue 10 do so for some
weeks to come. Gilbert and sullivan
have, thousands of admirers in this. city,
loyal to the memories of "Pinafore,"
Patience" THE Pirates and The
Mikado," they are turning out to
investigate the new effort. The mem
much better work than on the opening
night.
At the Casino Miss Lillian Russell and
her superb production of "Girofc-
'lTOllH, are DdChlUB the HOuSt. nv
Casino looks IKE it did in the good old
days. when Lillian was also queen. But
Miss Russell is better than she ever was.
Her voice is more mellow. and she
knows better how to control 1t. She has
splendid opportunities in this opera, and
she loses none of them.
At Proctor's Theatre next week the
long list of artists VIII include Alcide
Capitaine, who sails for Europe at the
end Of the week; the Fabiana quartet,
the two Clippers, Frank Goldoe and Sal
lie 81. Clair: Joe I. sullivan and Larry
smith, Swift ana Ind r rh2se' the three TSn, GrTs-
~Brannigen, Wells and Touhey, Georsius
Dadigo, Astarte, Adele Martinetti, Ford
ami Lewis and others.
Sowing the Wind" will enter upon the
fifteenth week of its prosperous run at
the Empire Theatre Munlay night Here
are u few fervont words from the agent
or the house anent the audiences: la
dies have chosen ;his laautifui house Scr
the display Of their nc% Spring hDnnetS,
wraps and dresses, and ~ every per
formance the auditorium presents n be-
wildoring picture Of ribbons. lnces and
colors in their latest fanglements." How
nice.
The Girl l Left Behind Me- Rclasco
and fyleS's drama. may st!ll be seen at
the Academy of Music. 1t is the close
of the third act tina rouses the house to
enthusiasm-,whcn the cavalrymen dash
in on their horses and effect the rescue
OF the garrison. This is shown with
much realism and the play is certainly
much more enjoyable now, with its
scenic additions. than II was when at
the Empire Theatre.
John Drew and Maude Adams, in the
Carleton's play, The Butterflies are
still great attractions at Palmer's Thea
tire. The matinee girls in particular,
seem to be impressed by these pretty,
ternoons the house is always packed:
which was talked of some time ago,
seems to haye been p%ostponed.
Edward Favor will introduce a new
topical Gong called shall We Ever BE
Able to fly" into 1892 at the Garden
Theatre Monday night. The burlesuue
ia stI'l pi et ! Pop4hI nave n pro SySI' to sn be- t q great hit
drawing card. Several new tableaux
have been substituted for those. that
We're least interesting. The indefatiga-
BILE Edward f. Rice keeps his 'li92' per-
petually up to date. .
Bronso Towards play. "Aristocracy,'
will be next weeks attraction at the
Peoples Theatre. with a very good cast,
Neil Warner, Bruce McRae. Frederic
Bond. S. iller Kent, j. c.. Blackstone,
Charles Wingate, Harold Howard, II "
Helen Tracy, Miss Mary Hampton. Miss
Josephine Hall and others. =,
Hoyt's farce, "a Trip to Chinatown,
which holds the metropolitan record OF
long runs, Deg his II week > enlargement
at the American Theatre Monday night
In the company will pc Anna Boyd, thu
facetious Harry Conor, Harry Gilfoil
Il. A. Roberts, Bessie Clayton and Other
favorites. The west siders will ther
have an opportunity OF seeing this O
famous skit at popular prices.
If you so to Roster & Balls concert
hall next week you may confidently ex'
pect to find there the Eddys. who will
make their first appearance Monday
night; O'Brien and Rcdding,. Mile. Ens
Bertoldi, les Freres Deltore.li, Jacque:
maud, BESSIE Bonehill, the Wilmots
Maggie Cline, the royal wrestling lioI
and Mile. Armand AIRY, who will sins
several new songs.
Shore Acres" has now been running
for fifteen weeks at Days Theatre, ant
il will remain there for a long time yet
Mr.. Herne has added so many touches
tC 1t that those who saw it on the open
ing night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
would scarcely recognize some of it,
passages. Many crudities have beer
CLOSED over, and little bits of realism
added. 1t is a charming, pathetic play
and 1t Is well placed.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall will begin the
second and last week of their engage
ment at the Star Theatre Monday night
The repertoire for the week will I've rs
follows: Monday and Wednesday nights
and. Saturday matinee, The lronmas
ter Tuesday and Thursday nights