The evening world., 1894-02-10
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK..
Bostouians in The 0gsllailas y
at the Broadway.
ga Lady of Venice" with a New
Star at the Fifth Avenue.

THE Ogallallas," a comic opera new
to this city, will be produced by the Bos-
tonians at the Broadway Theatre Mon
day night. 1t Is described as an "ope-
ratio rendition of the familiar story OF
the American scout and the warlike In
dams of the far West, before the latter
were subjugated and corrupted by fort
and reservation influences" 1t is di-
vided into three acts, and Is said to
give the admirable Bostonians great OPP
p%ortunities. The opera has already been
heard in Chicago.
Miss Kathrin Clemmons will make
her first appearance in this city at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday night in
a romantic drama entitled "A Lady of
Venice the story OF which is laid in
fifteenth century. Miss Clemmons
have a very good company, includ-
NMaurice Barrymore, Frank Carlyle.
hence NJ. Taylor. Richard Ganthony,
nee Kruger, Edwin Gavin, Jennie
thwaite and Mary Barker.
Ntae Metropolitan Opera-House next
h repertoire will be as follows:
fssE.: ".ihigoletto;' TUESDAY Faust.
Nine. Eames and Edouard de
ke y she GaSs; and v SS,nr MaISs af snd
night Nine. Eames. Nine. Sca!chi
:. Arnoldson and others will sing. -.
= French Pantomime Company will
mt 'L'Enfant Prologue at Abbey,
1snt is a delightful one, ant
q q a BE 4 sse little BY curtain q, 'G raiser b. 3,
ne B~oucheron, entitled "L'Entr'
will be presented by, Mile. Thee.
ext attraction at this house VIII be
lrauyan n m pQ Unmant nf the Irving
Murphy will be the star at H.
ooe .o. Theatre Mex, week; He wi. vii,
e likes to allude to as an Irish
ic-comedy. Miss Beatrice Golden
ppear as the widow, and Sam j.
I T play s9Dfss y. M II 1ss r Nike ep Rsi1S,
king Of ali baseball players" has
specially engaged for this farce.
. Senator has been doing an ex;
business at the Star Theatre, and
continued for another week. The
ices which have witnessed the play
its revival have been unusually
10 doubt, by the general excellence
ie supporting company. 1t is Mr..
e's intention TO revive Brother
a week from Monday with a
the Imperial Music Hall. Manager
Is has decided that his patrons do
want an operate attraction, so next
ietuiHs " NduueNule, pure anu
Ae. with Kokin and Kara, James
~, Lyla Kavenaugh. George Ora
the ftonologist; the three c%ontinen-
a. Harry fhs yrv bificn. ca Ads TMH eirnse. 'q 'he
throde brothers and Monroe and Mack.
The Rainmakers'' has made an i'm.
dense hit at the New Park Theatre. 1t is
4 long time since that house has turned
FEM away" a condition that has actual,
prevailed during the past week. Mex
week. Donnelly and Girard will introduce
a series of new electrical effects into tn.
cyclone scene. The electrical march will
also be altered. There are matinees a
this house Tuesdays and Fridays.
Lew Dockstader's MINISTRIES will be a
the Columbus Theatr next week
Among the comedians and entertainer.
will be the hilarious Lew Dockstadel
himself, George Powers. Frank Dumont
Dave Foy, Memphis Kennedy, the Co
lumbar vocal choir, John G. Harring
ton, Blocksom and Burns, and Symonds
Hughes and Rastus. Mr.. Dockstader will
present a speciality entitled Columbus
Camille D'Arville and her company will
enter upon the third and last week blu
one of their engagement at the Casino
in Prince Kan; or A Trip to Venus
Monday night. The next attraction a
this house will be furnished by RUSSELL,
Comedians, who will present on Feb. rs
their latest success About Town
which is an adaptation of the fare,
known as THE Corner Grocery OF Ave
nue. A."
Monte Carlo with George Wilson
and the German Brothers. under tn,
management of Primrose & West, viii