The evening world., 1894-02-03

roned, although Charles Frohman's con-
tract called. Tor a presentation on or be-
fore Feb, l. Sowing the Wind is a
great matinee play, and the Wednesday
and Saturday performances are always
largely patronized.
The Lillian Russell Comic Opera Com
pany will be, next weeks attraction at
Mammerstein's Harlem opera-Itouse.
The organization played last week In
baltimore with much success. The pro-
duction in Harlem OF The Princess Me
otine" will be identical. az far as scenery,
costumes cast are concerned, with
that seen recently at the Casino. a new
last act.
Elmer =. Nancc's 'marvollous realistic
comedy drama" called Patent Applied
For VIII be presented next week at the
Columbus Theatre. 1t is in four acts,
and they are filled with realism. In the
cast will he willard Ice. w. G. Holden,
Harry Rich, little Mabel. Eliza S. Hud-
son; Blanche Nichols, Bertha Creighton,
i,hiiip u. Ryley, Charles T. Aidr!ch'
Tony Pastor has an excellent bill at his
theatre next week. He will appear him
self, and with him Will be Miss Helene
tive scng called THE Liberty, Benz
James and Lucy Allison. the dancers;
Johnny and Emma Ray, Bartlett and
May, Adele Purvis onri, Joe Hardman
and the Morellos.
Stephens n solomon's operetIa, "Nir-
Einia," will be sung next week at. IN
ms sammy Nubblcs. The vaudeville bill
will include Miss Julie Mackcy, Kari and
Nidella. bar performers: lie Roy and
Clayton, Frances Bryant, Jules kellar.
Rel twins, and the Racket brothers, II
musical trio.
lnthan, the armless wonder, will make
Roster & Bial's Concert Hall all next
W eek. The balance of the programme
will include Jigg, with his dog; geese ana
goat circus: liessie Bcllwood. the two
Macs. the Maccarts. Sandow, Mario and
Durham, Mile. Alcide Capitaine, the IA
nett2 troupe; Jessica and Miles Clara
"A Texas Steer" will enter upon the
last week of its run at the Madison
Square Theatre Monday night. The re-
vival has been very satisfactory, and
the managers are well pleased. "A
Trip to Chinatown" which holds the
metropolitan record FOR tho greatest
number of consecutive performances. 1t
will be interpreted by the original cast.
H~agenbeck's trained animals will soon
leave New York. The last four weeks
of their engagement H. already an
nounced. ana they will then 70 OF the
road, where contracts rave been made
for their appearance. The entertainment
Is thoroughly unique, and 1t has been
very popular in this city. II a metro
politan Endorsement" is worth anything,
s'"fN ~
have 1t.
I'm Old Kentucky is at last coming
to the end of its tcther at the Academy
of Music. Its contract with the manage
ment of that house expires after Wash
ington's Birthday. and 1t is not likely
that II Will be renewed. In Old Ken
lucky" has dom surprisingly well, and 1t
Is still drawing, Its successor has not
rs yet been decided upon. Mr.. Gilmore
has several attractions in view.
The Leather Patch" remains at Har-
Iirn 40 han tIa NFl1lrA Ito Ittn ifNl AnA mo
odd New York characters, and thorough
~ local fun are immensely appreciated.
1t Is one of the best of the REVEALS that
Harrigan has given us this season. Har-
extremely amusing. and Mrs. Annie Yea
mans is screamingly funny. The play is
capitally acted throughout.
MY Jack" an English melodrama. by
Benjamin l.andeck, will he the attrac-
ton at the Peoples Theatre next week.
me melodrama was hrst introduced TO
New York a few seasons ago at the
Grand Opera-House, ana since then it
has been persistcntly on tour. A big
shipwreck scene is the principal feature
of the play. II will he staged very
handsomely. and there are some clever
There will be four star attractions at
Iiubers Museum next week, namely,
Enoch, the, man-hsh, who does a number
Japanese dancing. girls, who have made
a great hit at this house; Col. Wilkins.
the Kansas giant, and Herr Holtum, the
cannon king. Among the vaudevillcrs
will be Rogers and Cleveland, the Glea-
sons. Clara Gibbs, the Writings and Cap
itold Airline.
Prof. Wood will deliver an illustrated
lecture on the evils of opium smoking.
exhibiting a number of smokers articles,
at Doris's Museum next week. Other at
fractions will be the royal court dancers
Of Queen L~iliuokaiani, who viii not do
the suggestive danse du ventre; Eli Bow
en-, the legless gNmnast; a new vaude-
vile bill. and the play entitled Nell the
Nugget"