The evening world., 1894-01-27
The melodrama has been extremely sue

The melodrama has been extremely sue
cessful In London.
The attractions at. Proctor's Theatre
t ntGi Week sck VII, include Mazeppa.. the
re marie Mant, Ed Clarence, Baldwin.
lpaly and liealy brothers, Nellie Sey-
isosl hiIi .,r, Western; T9pak and steele,
Princess Dolgorouky, prof. Stowers
Worlds, Fair Views. Harry La Rose,
Jane, the Bark Ron Achmets, Elsie
Adneir, tl'son and Enrol, and John Drew.
iiorne's agent "'rhe great hit made by
Angustin DAYS company with Twelfth
M MsgnH in r London should be doubly
WIZ permit one of the most delightful
successes of recent years to remain at
iliIa dEy : Theatre until the, summer" Mr.
to be. -
Mr. Potter of Texas" A. C. Gunter's
n IRAN ION OF his own novel: will be
hero and Miss Josie Loane in the part
or Lady Annerly, which has been played
morrow nlght the scenic aud electrical
lecture spectacle" called "1he Wonders
of America" will he seen at this house.
Tb,nmnH, r'Hnr'2ira at the Irving Place
tcresting one, "Wohithatisc Frauen''
viii be acted Tuesday night: Der Veil
SnSaIs MGnda% nisht Fallen
for the first time in many years
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. and at
The Saturday. matinee "Wohlthatige
frauen VIII be repeated.
Sowing the Wind" has already en-
tered upon the second month of It's run
NJ the Empire Theatre. 1t is doing very
nicely and It has proved to be, a great
didly acted. In Miss Viola Allen MIR.
Frohman has a leading lady of whom
any theatre in any city might be justi-
Manly proud The big scene at the end
OF the third act invariably arouses en-
thusiasm.
The one hundred and ffticth consecu-
tive performance of "Charley's Aunt" at
The Standard Theatre is set down for
FEB. L. and the farce is still going on as
joyously as ever. 1t seems to meet with
success everywhere. In London it is
looks very much as though 1t would be a
case of 'Oul Boys" as far as the Eng
lis ~ metropolis is concerned. .-.
rI Inc last ~, performance, of 1892 at
week; The extravagunza will men be
transferred to the Garden Theatre
where where, 81, new edition" is promised, al
played out. The end of the career OF
"li09 is still a great way off. Its sue
cess mas been extraordinary, and can he
accounted FOR only by the well-known
tainment.
As You Like It. will he presented by
women at The Garden Theatre next
ancholy jacques. Miss Mary Shaw as
Rosaind, Miss Maude Banks as ORLANDO
Miss Helen Ottolengui as Celia. Miss
Kate Davis as Tombstone. Miss Grace
Huntington as the banished Duke. Miss
sydney Cowcll as Audrey, and Miss Ber-
, tina Rlcci as Amiens.
The continmous performances given at
, tertainers are prospecting. For the com
! ing week good programme is promised
IT will include Tim Cronin, Edward Cor
Charles Wayne. Bijou Mignon. Capt
w. l.; Marsh, the three Renos the West
ern sisters. the Writings. Webster and
Edwin Barbour's play, THE. District
Fair will be seen next week at the
| Peoples Theatre. 1t is New England
play, and its manager modestly describes
| it as "a marvel of mechanism. and a
| triumph of stage realism" He requests
the public to go and see "Spotty" win
jump ten hurdles in full view of the
audience.
At Roster & Balls Concert Hall next
week the interesting vaudeville pro-
! gramme Will include the Braatz brothers.
the Maccarts dog cat and monkey cir
Gus. Geeorgie Parker. Mime. Alcide Capt.
tame Murphy ana kurSale, In "A Morn
| Ing with Justice Schwab;" Sandow, the
strong man. .Qualitz and Neumann. Bes-
| sic Bellwood, the CresCendos. and the
Glinseretti brothers.
| THE BegEar Student will be the
operate attraction at r. +. Keith's
I Union Square Theatre next week and
during the performance c. A., Dunlap's
electric fountain will be seen. The vaude-
villers will be RaymOn Moore Miss
Julie Nackey, the feminine baritone
the Leigh sisters, the three peiina sis;
ters, Robetta and Doretto. John and
/ Nelly Healy, Sunetaro. Herbert and
Caron, and Morton and Reville.
nelly'S vivid melodrama, remains at the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. Manager