The evening world., 1894-04-14
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IA, 1894

tavs Frohman. II Will be presented by
very good company-and II is certainly
well worth seeing.
RFSsors ffsats nsyt wnS Ss:s sss
clever Hipdoo jugglers. the three st.
Felix sisters, the Quaker City quartet,
Lille Wsstsrn W' Lynch SSSn Sna f%S hSyerS efUfI Hdes
Purvls onrl, Atroy, Edwina stnson and
Morton, Isabella Carlina, Lavender and
TTomfoni Tor son. Fanny Leslie, al Al Tanner, LII
Kate GlaTton VII present her favorite
good sSs old play "The @ Two Orphans" s., e.
would probably be able to interpret in
her sleep, The cast will include Alice
Fisher, Ida Croly., Clara Donne, Mrs.
William Harcourt. William F. Clifton,
w. j.. Constantine. Stephen Grattan, Ed
win Bethel. Edwin F.. Harris and others.
siTepwaker at 1o,,h The h,On Is
taS i ySl 'MSnny Mr Sfd fnTGS nPa has i what S'p
Gasd Goes uscs sF2bSh LII paPP Pfr xrhur i whGh With he
Of work. Some OF the situations are
very YER funny and the play has r, the ad,
dudes are remarkably amusing.
Joseph Jefferson returns to the star
Theatre ,nday night with RIP, Van
yarrsy, Joseph y Marin. G$e9rse, e f, Nash'
odiin Annie Mack -Dcrlein, Blanche
ang nSndGT T,, Grqse r2rker Marqn FDTlSr
Col. Robert G., ingersoll win DELIVER a
Must We DO to BE Savcd?"
iarly. alluded to as BILLY" will be secn
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre next
week in The Rising Generation. Jas.
Barry Emma Fawcett and Lydia Barry
are members of the company. Some of
.ne new songs to be introduced are "Sing
Ne Those Pretty Songs Again" Always
Margaret Fleming remains at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, 1t Is an interest
ing. odd sort Of play that does not
possess what we are accustomed to glibly
allude to as 'thc elements of popularity"
1t is very well acted. Mrs. Herne, In the
production OF "Hanneie" may be post
poned. 1t probably will. for the play
seems to be of a somewhat dangerous ma
Rival Candidates" C. T. Dazey and I.
N. Morrls's play, should become popular.
1t Is human play and IT contains one
r two interesting love stories. The story
bears some, resemblance to, certain
financial legislative scandal that resulted
resemblance does not add to the Interest
els Carlyle do excellent work.
Although the souvenir idea was in
vented by Daniel Frohman, he does not
indulge in 1t as far as his own Lyceum
Theatre is concerned. and no such indull,,
gence Is necessary. The AmaZons;
Pinero's fantastic comedy. has already
quietly passed its fiftieth performance at
this house and will enter upon the third
month of its run this coming week. 1t Is
the success of the Lyceum season.
Manager kraus does not appear to be
people. for he announces his presentation
OF burlesque of that opera at the I'm
perial Music Hall Monday night; The,
Msre T be essnf eg1tea and zne
Raymond will be in the cast. The
James e. Black. Oakland and Thompson,
Meredith and Topack and Steele.
Niblo's Garden next week: John Kernel
% ssy sn and p SE %R do se
batic tramp act" Emil Hensel, +. J..
Hefrerman and Gus Mills viii also have
good parts in this very breezy e;, farce re :
will be introduced into 1.-THE Hustler"
Duncan r.. Harrison's melodrama, THE
ago at the Star Theatre. Will be next
weeks attraction at the Columbus Thea
tire, Harlem 1t Is romantic play, deal
| II,
the author plays the leading role samp-
son. who says he is the strongest man
on earth, will appear ut every perform
ance. He challenges anybody, Sandow
preferred, for a sweepstakes OF from 81 OOC
/ to $1,000.
Peter F. Daley is very fond Of New
| York His long run at the Bijou Thea.
ire with IA Country Sport has enhanced
that liking, and next week he will pre-
sent this jolly farce at Hammerstein's s
Harlem Opera House; This will be his
the cast will he the ever-smillng May
| Irwin, Andrew Mack very clever come
| dian; Ada Lewis. John G. Sparks and
"McCarthys Mishaps" will be the play
I at H. r. Jacobs Theatre next week
The. company will be good one, headed
by Barney" Ferguson, very amusing
guerite Ferguson, will introduce CON
tortion dance" which is said to be some
thing entirely novel Other specialties
ruses e viii fA Be nj se5s This farce has
| lived for long time.
The The repertoire at the Irving Place
Tbssrf next wssk viii be as
and Wednesday nights. Thursday. new
play by Zoboiitz entitled "Ohne Celia
net" and this will be repeated Friday
night, and at the two performances Sat
urday. The season at the Irving Place
! Theatre closes April 80, and Manager
! Conried intends. to sail for Europe at
/ tne beginning OF next month";
Ruth Davenport remains at the Eden
singing "Tit for Tat, Which is descrideb
as a ''coquettish ballad" Powell, the
magician. will next week present a
trick called Rapid Transit" which was
/ performed by belprade. Mons. Mar
! ras and Mile. Thora will appear Monday
night at this house. Majilton and Lola
Yberri. the dancer, will be retained.
Lillian Russell and her "Girole-Gl-
rofia" company will end her five weeks
engagement at that house April 2S. She
has renewed her old Casino success, and
possible that Wednesday matinees will
be given In each OF the next two weeks.
The production of this opera reflects
great credit upon Miss Russell's man
ayers. The stage setting is magnificent
and the company excellent.
The fftieth performance of " The
Pawnbrokers of the East Side" will take
place at the Germania Theatre next