The evening world., 1894-09-15

grotesque Haytors, the acrobatic Mar
tinettis and Oscar Hammerstein's SEQ
ond series Of living pictures, to which
'The Circus will be added. It will be
by eighteen feet high.
Francis Wilson Is packing Abbeys
Theatre with his splendid production Of
So,s ensra ara Ths
performance ends now at about II
o'clock, although on the opening night
the fnel curtain did not fall until mid
energy. Rhys Thomas. and ]. c. Miron
are the best members of his company.
Marie Lloyd is a great success at the
cored every night. She will be heard
again during the coming week, when
she will MARBLE two new ditties, emit;
Stage" Other attractions will be Troja,
job lson, Riane and Bentley. and Bo-
CERT and Brien:,
The new Shenandoah" is doing a
brisk business at the Academy of Mu-
sic 1t could scarcely be more success
full II the play were absolutely new to
this city Bronson Howard did great
work for this revival, and the stage pic
lures are not only beautiful, but dis
tinctly relevant, which is a fact worth
mentioning The love story Of "shenan-
Its equine accompaniment.
You'll be sorry If you don't go to see
"Humpty Dumpty Up to Date at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. 1t will make
although, even as an adult, you will be
able to appreciate this admirable spec
tacular production. The ballots are ex-
tremely handsome, and the effect of the
"Humpty Dumpty" deserves its success.
Della Fox continues to please the pa
irons Of the Casino with The Little
new song Monday night and Miss Villa
Knox will introduce a new sentimental
ballad In the second act; So successful
matlnees will probably begin shortly.
results of her first stellar engagement
have proved very gratifying.
The Prodigal Daughter" will be played.
This was the melodrama that originally
opened this handsome house. 1t Will be
Bagge, who was Leonard Boynes un-
derstudy, will play the part Of Capt.
Harry Vernon. who rides Roauefort to
victory. The race scene will be given
The Germanic Theatre, in Eighth
street, will open its season tonight with
a revival Of the popular farce, 1.-The Cor
phenomenalIy successful at this house
last season. 1t ran for over Ave months.
The old favorites will be In the cast,
among them being Max Lube. Eugene
The city Spectacular Farce Comedy
Company will be next weeks attraction
City Club at the seashore." and THE
Old Home: instead" two jolly bur-
lesques, will be presented. Among the
Lowry and Hanley. Fanny Everett, Ed
ward and F'lossie Beaudet and a num-
Tba Pose IJiII I7r,Iisb Io,Iy Cor,non,,
will take possession of Miners Bowery
Theatre newt week. The organization
has played during the past past week with
1t is capital company, full of clever
people, and the specialties ar e all new
and bright. The burlesque entitled THE
Fakir's Daughter" is one of the best
features of the programme.
A horse that skates on rollers will be
the principal novelty at Huber's Four
teenth Street Museum next week Other
brothers, in. an aerial act; Julien with
her den of serpents: Jacques. Olga.
Hermann and a menagerie. The variety
ers T amd ea fhe te s
others is, .un. ,u,,r.,. .u, ;, ~,
atre next week, Everybody knows dear
recalls many mirthful evenings spent
q very good company, and the special
ties will be exceedingly up-to-date. 1t
is impossible to see my Aunt Bridget"
and feel melancholy.
At Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum
next week the main features Of interest
will be Mile. Tarretta, with her trained
birds; Forbes, the slackswire walker;
Eiffel and Vittona, Addie st. Alvo, Belle
Morton, a lightning change Coincidence;
the Whatley Sisters, Minnie Hartman,
and Cook and Howard, in q sketch called
Fun in a Chinese. Laundry"