The evening world., 1894-10-13
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dancer.
Chauncey olcott and THE Irish Ar
Theatre, where Mr., oicott's delightful
Interpretation OF Irish ballads pIeases
the audiences, who used to grow ,enthus-
Ian. but he is a better singer. He has a
remarkably pure and well-cultiyated
him ali tine opportunity he needs.
| Later On" will enter upon the second
and last week of its engagement at the
songs and dances are ali new, and those
who saw Later On" some seasons ago
would scarcely recognize II now.
win their T audiences' ~S Snd tS they c a
succeed. Miss Molie Fuller is a valu-
able member Of the company:
well nc at Hbbeys e Theatre 'G," 'T nCt
+ The role OF Melissus suits Francis VII
best in the second act, in the funny
scene with the Princess. The Devils
Deputy" Will remain for three weeks
succeeded by Miss Lillian Russell in
The Queen OF Brilliants."
At Keith's Union Square Theatre the
terestins. The R artists viii III b be ' Barney
his latest, Dear Louise" John W;
2 hsne and NAV p"s ins D0THn m
Sronin, John Mari, Ella Caldwell. Col
Inns and Farley. Laura Bennett, the
Waterbury brothers te EdTaTd Estus'
DIR. syntax" remains at the Broadway
Theatre, with De Wolf Hopper as the
instructor Of the young Idea; Alfred
the oarsman, Edmund Stanley as the
rich nephew. Thomas p. Guise as the
maleyolent tutor, and Edna Wallace. Ber-
as the principal school girls "Dr. Syn
tax" goes with remarkable smoothness;
Joseph Murphy will be the star at the
play for Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
rest OF the week Will be devoted to 1.-THE
1isr '" with i't the patrons 81 the big Vest
as ana RdynSss o. ssd to SsHe
Ms0nHsG Il hs .sassn with
the results Of his repertoire. at the Her
aid Square Theatre that he will con-
nns IT Ssr w the coming week ssar IT
q Nathaniel Hawthorne's famous story
This will be seen Monday evening and
nance" will be acted Tuesday and Fri,
day: "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
Wednesday afternoon and saturday
and Thursday, Beau Brummeli.
At Days Theatre "A Gaiety Girl" IL
still the most successful production of
rss it is Tt @Sad Sefs s sy'ss
every performance. "A Gaiety Girl"
has become a sort of a fad In New
York. Just IT., as II WAS and STU 49, ~
pretty, Some of the songs are rapidly
becoming popuIna,r , wo.,,,. ,..,,n.
at the Lyceum Theatre. with e. II.
sothern as the young hero who appro..
PIRATES the money left by. his dead
Kimball is the unlovely heroine. but
she redeems herself at the end of the
play Just as the hero is about to take
very prettily staged, az is every play at
this artistic little theatre.
The Irwin Bros. speciality and yaude-
Eighth Avenue Theatre next week.
The organlza ton include, John white
with his performing mules and don
Sam and Kitty Morton. Carr. and Jor
dan, John Wood, the National trio ant
the American Macs. Al Miners Bow.
, cry Theatre there will be plenty OF
A troupe Of imperial dancing. girls
Street Musueum next week. Mr.. Huber
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woman; Kirslake's pig circus, ChocE
Saunders. the Mayharra company OF
Cuban contortionists; Yama Yula. a
S%1S MsfTo Which a rP ss
sisters, Wilson and Irving. George
Kane. Annie Buggaseb and others.
The principal feature Of poris's NY,
Knapp Kansas girl. who claims to
have the same powers as Annie Abbott,
the Georgia magnet, Other curio hal
whistling girls; c. L. Holmes. the man
J with brobdignagian hands; Donald Nc
Gregor, the Highland piper, and a melo
drama called "Deadwood Dicks Re
The Hagenbeck trained animals are
still at the Madison Square Amphithea-
, snakes, will reappear Monday night.
: The snake-charming performance is one
Of the hits OF the entertainment New
, and they are all worth seeing, The
! matinees are very popular with ladies
Comstock's Ministries may now be seen
to great advantage at st. James's Hall
good deal OF snap has been intro,
duced into the perfErmssnee, which ta VII WI,
ldfashioned form of entertainment
! Comstock has secured some very clever
people. and tine singing IN the first part
! Dan Mccarthy, in the Irish drama
, 1.-The Pride Of Mayo" will be next
weeks attraction at II. r. Jacobs The,
5 atre. The company will be very good
one. MIR. Mccarthy will have the sup
, port OF Charles ssl n 1ers and MAJ La
. Ripley. "A y I'd zeal OF catchy nu"ic
will be irlroduccd and the Irish NarI
: and Scotch bagpipes will be heard. The
patrons OF this playhouse are very fonc
of IN e old 1 KentdPs lsy will remain fol
another week at the American Theatre
2 where II has been doing extremely well
Miss Laura Burt. who has recovered
from her accident. will resume her par
: of Madge Briefly next week. The play
t is well staged, and though New York
{ has seen a good deal of II, Its welcome
I has not yet been exhausted A new
! melodrama called "a Man Without q
E Country" will be the next play at thi:
house.
At the Germanla Theatre The New
York Brewer and His Family" Adolf
r Philips latest comedy OF German.
American life on the east side OF tn,
city, has been well received. 1t will
undoubtedly draw crowds for Iona
time to come. for Herr Phillip estab'
lished his reputation as a German Har'
: rIEan when he produced the Corner
Grocer OF Avenue A."
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