The evening world., 1894-06-02
NEXT Weeks PLAY BILLS.
There Will Be Real Grand Opera
in Eighth Avenue.
Last Week Of" The Amazons Z" at the
Lyceum-The Other Theatres.

n time TO come, as n season OF grand
opera In English Is to begin there on
Monday night. The manager Is Will
lam Rosenbach, whose purpose is. as
he declares 1t. to present the best sea
son of Summer opera this city has yet
had. The company he has brought to-
gether is said to include a good deal
OF talent, and the statement Is plausible
enough when the names Of Nine. Marie
Tavary IL seen to head the list. Her
company includes Miss Charlotte Walk
er. Miss Amelia Harrison, Mile. Sigrid
Wolff Miss Wichmann,, Payne Clarke.
II. Blum and Conrad Behrens. Max
Gabriel is director. and he has in hand
a. chorus of sixty and. an orchestra of
operas has been In rehearsal. and will
The p opening night light e &ondny. EAh'' TPo:
TY]a "a y 2 VII Le 6e Pses e ss9onS With thst Mime snd
entire company. Other operas OF the
week are Carmen" THE Bohemian
GirI, and Faust" Prices are 50 cents
It is evident that the "Amazons." at
the Lyceum Theatre, could have run at
that house all the Summer. TIT season.
When the theatre viii be closed Until
Mr.. sothern's return In August. The
Lyceum Theatre has had a most pros
ss tftfsSi A sail FOR I hond pr0e ON We dnd My.
An excellent programme has been al:
ranged for Monday nights opening Of
the American Theatre. Roof Garden.
ahce at this occasion are Miss Papinta,
in her sensational myriad dances; the
De Foreeste, whlrlwind dancers: Wood
End Shenard. musical comedians: Mazuz
Marie Stuart. the American Fougere: the
Gregory trio; Coleman and Byron, Mar
do. the clown juggler; John w. Ransome:
the Byron sisters: John c.. Coleman and
Jranita Bardoux, chanteuse eccentrique
from the Eden Concert In Paris. On
rainy nights the performance will take
place on the stage vi the American
The Passing Show will be presented
al Of the good things retained n one
lures representing Lady Godiva, i" The
Father" and Cupid and Psyche Capt.
taken out OF the second act and placed
in the third, and thus each of the three
acts Will be about OF equal duration.
from the chorus to the rank Of prima
donna was successfully accomplished
on Tuesday. night, has made a marked
success; and In appreciation OF her cour-
enthusiastically every evening,
Several new faces ana a large mum,
Der OF new, features will be introduced
Casino. Roof Garden Monday night,
when Ada Melrose, the Clipper Quartet,
Tin cronin' TPpack and Steele, Gus
with more than ordinary ability, viii
he added to the successful players on
last weeks prosramme.
At Roster g. Balls the handsome
new Roof Garden will be thrown open
to the public, when the kossuth Hun
garian symphony Orchestra. from Buda
Pesth, will make its first appearance in
ing OF tho regular summer season will
occur. New features will be: American
debut Of Bunth and Rudd. grotesques,
from TIE Coliseum; Munich; and the
new features. The balance of the bill
VIII include: Oscar Hammerstein's first
series OF living pictures. which are an
excellent drawing card: the three sisters
Ethardo, In their novel act. called "Bric-
a-Brnc," in which they have made n very
pronounced hit; reapoearance Of Charles
v eccentric comedian: Mile. La
First; Sdrina., contortionist. known as
the white demon and Nine. Lalo.
electric lady %hicycl!st,, Tomorrow even,
open from 7.P, NJ. until midnight. music
will be furnished bv the Kossuth Hun
Enrian symphony Orchestra, AMI in the
music hail below a Sunday concert will
Riee's 1892, and the Kiianyi living pic
lures at the Garden make a fascinat ling
entertainment. The business continues
the ne th Snirm nsriss Of TFoI KiIy,n r nIc, be shown IN
Guiding the immense Temple Of Rac-
Ghus" group. filling. the entire stage.
The prodlgal Mr.. Rice gives away an
forilanc. Monday night--a Columbus
clock Of carved wood, Weighing seven
pounds; exactly like those made in the
year li02, the distribution to be by special
coupon on the three days following, cor
ncr OF Madison avenue and Twenty sixth
street.
Thomas Q. seabrooke has made the
biggest kind q a success with his new
Theatre, and has decided to prolonE his
ensagement. He will remain three Weeks
,onser' ending on Saturday. June q, The
evening. His portrayal OF the French
Irish cook proves him one OF the most
Versatile eomedians on the comic opera
popular ever heard In New York. Every,
body IL either whistlinC. or singing II.
New verses are being added nightly.
" The Phoenix Milton Nobles's ear
Hest and greatest. success, will begin an
engagement at the Columbus Theatre
next Monday. II is surprising what a
lie, Plays may come and plays may 20
but THE Phoenix" seems destined tc
go on forever, 1t has a human interest
that appeals TO the common people
which may account for Its perennial
character. and IL written along sufr.
GENTLY sensational lines to catch tht
fancy OF the gallery as we'll as the oc,
cupants OF the first floor and famil,
circle.
"Cinderella" viii remain but two
weeks longer at Ahbey's Theatre, tn,
engagement ending Saturday night, Jun,
Id, after which the theatre will b,
closed for the Summer. About half o
the company will return to England i'm
mediate!y after the close of "Cinderei
ia." the remainder will STAY here, hay
Ing been engaged hy the managers o
several spectacular plays in his country
"Tenuessee's Psrdner." described a
soft Marbles Western idyl. will ~
given its hrst production in this city u
the Fourteenth street Theatre mex
Tuesday evening under the direction o
Harry 81. Ormond The scenes are lai,
in Nevada. 4 special cast has been en-
/, glGei, including Miss Cora Van Tassell
an actress well known In the West as
, star, who will be seen as Tennessee, In
y girl from, Smoky Mountain; Harry Main
hall, Andrew Robson, Charles Il. Haw
2 kins, Albert Lang. Edwin Barbour, W
, +. Granger. Dl"ll Rivers. MarSuerit
! Zlemer and May N!blo Drew.
The nnual testimonial bereft 10 Capt
, Lelnlel Thompson, advertising agent o
| the Fourteenth Street Theatre. will TAX
place al that house reNt Monday evening