The evening world., 1894-02-27
CINDERELLA" IN PANTOMIME
Children to Act for The Worlds"
Free-Bread Fund
Brilliant Performance To-Morrow-
Other Benefits.

Carl MarwlG's Juvenile company will
present his new and original p1ntCmime
version OF "Cln l~crnlla' at the Flfth
Avenue Theatre tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock for THE worlds" Free Bread
Fund. over one hundred pretty girls in
exquisite costumes Will occupy the stage,
and the perfection OF dancing will be
seen. Such an artistic performance as
this promises to he has not been seen
by the New York pibl!c for "A long
time. Not. indeed, since MIR. MarwiG
produced the Childrcn's Carnival at the
Metropolitan Opcra-lIousc three years
ago. This will equal. II. indeed. 1t does
not surpass that finished production.
cinderella" viii give an opportunity
to thos" who love children not only to
see their beauty and talents brought to
a nigh degree Of perfection. but also 70
witness n performance when places on
one stage almost every child Of any
prominence In the theatrical profession.
Zelda Sanders plays the part Of Gin
dcrcila in a way which many an actress
might well envy. Her gesture and facial
expression in the ~pantomimc show that
she was born for the profession which
she win follow. .
Little Anna Wilks, who Is so well
known to society people nS n wunurrlhl
dancer, will also h" seen. Then there
arc Marie Richn rdson, Lillian Bertram,
the Chapclle and the Abbott sisters. be.
sides n host Of talented children. all of
whom. In dances, tableaux and speciality
work. unite In giving. II performance
which no one should miss.
one special feature will DO the first. np-
pcnranCc on the stage of Miss carolena
Howard HnvIiand. whom Mr.. Marwit'
chIraCtrri2"s as n marvellous dancer.
She viii do the hungarian Militnirc.
There arc. n number of, prominent 60
ciety people. friends of this young lady,
who viii Witness her performance. Inc
whole performance. as II VIII h" S on TO,
morrow afternoon. viii he an event. ana
In advancing tn" art of dancing which
cara Marwig alrpndy enjoys. The total
receipts will he given to The Worlds
Free Bread und
cert takes place ut the Germania AS
acInbly Rooms on the Bowery. the pro.
Cccds OF which are for the Free lIrrad
Fund. \ programme of unusual excel,
l"ncc has been prepared, Il grand bal
VIII follow the entertainment
Tho east side also has another hene'
fit tomorrow evening in Atlantic Gar
den. Mr.. William Kramer, proprietor
of This famous resort, has spared no
pains to make It n success. The Worlds
Fair prize winner and giant am3ng or,
Cn"StriOnS viii be cEhihit'i ana nctfI
for the first time. A brilliant programme
Is arranged for the occasion. almost cI.
cry vaudeville" artist within reach OF
New York having Noiunto'r,l.
ON Thursday evening, the Henry
IrvlnG Dramatic League gives the three
net drama. entitled enlisted for the
War" The performance" takes place IN
the Manhattan Athletic club Theatre
and Is to be followed by a bah. Every
ticket holder receives n coupon ontitlinG
him to II sitting for one dozen cabinet
photographs Mt the studio of Prof. E.hr'
Itch, of 100 East SiNty-siXth street. The
sum of 81 - charged for the photo
graphs, and half OF the money thus re
CaiVcd is given to the Bread Fund. The
tickets are only fifty cents.