The evening world., 1894-06-23
NEXT WEEK At THE THEATRES.
Wilbur Opera Company in THE
Grand Duchess" at Frcotor's.
Living Pictures Mt the Imperial
Attracting Great Attention.

The Wilbur Opera Company will sing
1.-The Grand Duchess at Proctor's Thea
ire next week, with Susie Kerwin in the
leading roe and Lille Taylor. James
Donnally. j. f. COrdy and w. II. Kohn.e
also in the cast. The vaudeville bill will
include Russell and Turner. Shearer and
Diamond, Granville and Ashby. Clint
Wilson, the mono!osuist; Gallagher and
Griffin. John "Buzfuz" Ince, the man OF
many faces; Prof Hurd Yank ONO.
the Irish Jap" and Harry Barton,
musical comedian.
At the Imperial Music Hall living pic
lures are still ali the rage. The Daugh-
ters OF Menestho." the latest addition, is
still displayed nightly, and 1t has caused
pces viii sGded SaE w9 the semns
| week, and they will! also be somewhat
sensational The artists to appear In the
snS resseaRRs the PS
Roberts. the. Evanses In their KID act,
Laurel and Harvey, Allen and West, Nor
ton and Revelle, Kokn. and Maud Bev-
erley.
This Is what Roster & Bal have done
for the comfort OF their ,patrons THE
auditorium is kept perfectly cool by two
keep fifty THOUSAND cubic feet Of air in
circulation every, minute" M'Yes. The
attractions for the coming week will be
i. II. Leslie and his dog circus. Nile.
Lalo. the bicyclist; Sen1r Caiceio, Mile.
Larive, the French singer; Naomi. Mons
sarlna. Troja. Bunth and Budd. and Anna
.., The ,fftieth consecutive performance of
The Passing Show will be celebrated at
rbuon Of una n a5d by the DIS
sN'"Nv'-s Those viii he miniature pha-
tographie cameras, the film plate Of which
Va! tttdln 81 Impressions, all OF which
q N mir
Roof Garden programme will enlist the
services of Gertrude Reynolds. Lille b.
nEas and G Mack E0 Mo 2e rh Rsapstn
Matthews, and Bulger and others.
"a A con GomiS s ballet called The French
night. 1t will tell complete story.
The principal dancers will be sgnora
Bartolettl and Alfredo Biancfori. The
good one 1t will include such artists
as the four Schroede Rrothers. little
Nellie DAILY, the American Comedy
rigan and John W. Ransone, who will
ado Rller ne ~ N verses yot to his song I'm the
burlcsque, '.l492," saucily rides the
top waves of popular success" which
Is neat way of putting it. 1t keeps
undoubtedly the secret of its phenome-
nal success. Master Frank Egan. late
OF nPeck,s Bad Boy" company, will IRE.
Monday night. The four hundredth
performance of the burlesque Will take
place July IA, and souvenirs are already
being prepared.
"Benamela" is in its high tide Of pros
ppsnrity at Eld9 S the
week Of their engagement Monday
attraction. and they would be retained
were 1t not for the fact that they sail
for Europe the following week. There
VIII be two concerts tomorrow, in the
afternoon and evening, In honor of the
visiting singing societies who are here
has arranged a very interesting pro-
gramme.
At the. Fifth Avenue Theatre Mr..
Duns admirable presentation OF Gil
THE Mikado," is doing as we'll as could
be expected these heated times. The
piece piece Is I've ysrT picturesquely put upon the
The imperial Japanese dancers, while
they may not find favor with those who
hold that Gilbert and Sullivan need no
Their dances are certainly very quaint
The Hagenbeck trained animals are
comfortably located for the Summer at
ENJOYABLE from start to finish. and it is
particularly popular, with children. They
rejoice at seeing a tiger riding a bicycle,
I.
at see-saw, a lion clad in the Earb Of
ROYALTY being driven in state chariot
and the capital finale. In which the ami
mails form themselves into geological
staircase.
"Lalla Rookh and the Fire Worship
pers, will have its first presentation in
Pain outdoor theatre, at Manhattan
Beach, Tuesday night, and, II manager
ial promise Is to be relied upon 1t will
he one OF the most interesting spectacles
ever seen at that popular resort. 1t has
been in preparation for a long time, and
the first PERFORMANCE will undoubtedly
ton Of Sig. Francioi. ballet master Of
the grand opera.
Fred Mayser promises the following in;
Opera House In East Sixty-seventh
street, next week: The Rogers brothers,
Dutch comedians; Mcintyre and Heath,
Wood. the somewhat different" come
dian Blanche Fernandez, the six Reed
birds In a plantation scene. .siegrist and
comedian; Soto Sunetaro. the Japanese
, pantomlmlst; Daisy Stewart and Marba
and Daley, eccentric, comedians.
tor rh srh hoPn,nr ms sa called Mas,
, Palmer's Theatre with Richard Mans
field In the cast, will be acted next week
at Niblo,s Garden. The play deals with
and there are two admirable scenes
the kenton coal mines and the Interior
VI llb NuTlttOll iron W OTKS, with the
furnaces In full blast The sensational
nature OF the play does not, however,
prevent the Introduction OF various
songs and dances
At the Madison Square Roof Garden
| the attractions for the coming week will
: be as follows: Frank Bush, the mimic
Ward and Curren, the two Clippers
Paulo and Dicka. French eccentric
dancers and singers; Isabella Ward
Nellie Franklin, the English character
change artist; Lottie Gibson, Tortajada
, and her troupe, the entertaining Russell
, brothers, Bennett and Cannon, the
Lynn sisters, Hilda Thomas and Sig
: BorClli.
t Tony Pastors Theatre closes after the
= performance tonight. Says Manager
!, Sanderson: "Owin to Mr.. Pastors de
sire 10 he entirely free from all business
n care during his European trip, his thea
tire will be closed until his return, Jul,
30. This trip is the first that Mr.. Pastor
has extended beyond London and Paris
: and as his itinerary Is subject to change
T. lis desire was to be entirely free from
care while away, His season has beer
: an eX 'ellent one"
|. Al the Terrace Garden Music Ha.
@ there will be the usual excellent vau
-, teville performance next week and a
= the Eden Musee, Danko Gabor's Hun
u garinn Band will interpret cooling music
u for the delectation OF the patrons OF tn
house.
e THREE TO STAND TRIAL.