The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-22

an excellent business at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre, and the admirable Dilipu-
tians have once again caught the town:
| Franz Ebert, Selha Goerner and Adoit
Zink work. as merrily as ever. In ne
speeta uiar effects are more gorge9}utss
the Liliputians. Perhaps the best song
Is the "Bowery Booze In the first act.
At the Academy Of Music "shenan-
doah" Is at the height of It's popularity.
The revival IL even more successful than
| the original production, and II VIII I'M
doubtedly run through the entire Winter.
Miss Odette Tyler continues to give com
pete satisfaction In the role OF the her
dine. The big scenes are displayed to
great advantage on the Academy stage.
and Sheridan's ride arouses loud enthu-
siasm
The attractions at Roster & BARS con-
cert hall next week will be the Haytors,
Les Phantos. the Martinetti brothers
the Fletchers. skaters and jugglersi
Ivan Tschernoff and his troupe of
trained dogs Mile. Eugene Fougere
with her breezy songs and her gorgeous
Me DR W @hS
oscar Hammersteln's living pictures.
There Will be change Of bill at the
Imperial Music Hall next week. Man
who has made great hit. Troja, the
scriO-comic; DE Bessell, the clay model
Ter; Joe Flynn. the parody singer; Far
mum and Seymour Dixon and Lang. the
mere and the National Trio. Miss Lloyd
Will sing THE Naughty Continong."
THE. Silver King" will be acted at the
Peoples Theatre next week, with Carl
A llnswin IN the role of the very long
suffering Wifred Denver. The play is
now the property. as far as America Is
ready played the part thousand times
in the United States and Canada. 1.-THE
Silver King Is an excellent melodrama.
1t Is, In fact, one of the best OF it's kind
II hl "a rnf tal ssFaf1n
Miners Bowery Theatre next week,
and It will be the first time that 1t is
seen in New York. The organization
It will include May Adams. Odeli and
Page, Vanola, the Ryans, Perry and
Lulu, McMahon and King, Emma Wood.
Hnd In1r ana nd Kelly blks and Wade
called THE Irish Alderman" will close
the performance.
The Shaughraun," the late Dion
win be revived at NIblo's Garden next
week, by Walter Sanford's stock com
pany. 1t Will be mounted with great
care, and the revival should be a very
Mainhall, Frank Lander, Cripti Pal
moni, Miss Victory Bateman, Miss An
ME Barclay, Miss Maskell and a num-
Der OF others
Hopklnss Trans-O Oceanic Star spe-
clalty Company will hold the stage OF
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre next
week. 1t Is an exceedingly well-ap
pointed organization. ano 1t Will include
Melville and Stetson. the topical sing
ers and dialect imitators; Fulgora, the
transtgurator; the Bison City Quar-
tette' , Bar,lette and May, Mcbride and
Frances, Fisher and Crowell and others.
THE Devils Deputy" remains at Alb
bey,s Theatre, where, II is doing very
Amanda Fabris for Miss Adele Richie
has already been made. Miss Fabris is
thorough artist. and she will be re-
membered for the excellent work she
did In Mr.. Wilson'S revival OF "Ermin-
ie." Wilson. himself, is now quite at
home in the role Of Melssen. 1t GER
tainly suits him admirably.
"A Gaiety Girl at Days Theatre has
mediate. George Edwardes has sent over
some some, remarkably clever people, and
and Clssy Fitzgerald will have no rea-
son to complain of any lack of cordial
tS G ihSiT American reception "A
lghtfully pretty damsels.
DR. syntax' Is decidedly holding Its
own at the Broadway Theatre. De Wolf
Hopper and his clever associates have
attractions now to be seen in the city
'Dr. SyntaX" Is very gorgeously put
upon the stage. and the MANAGEMENT
has pared no expense. Mr.. Hopper
works indefatigably from the time The
curtain rises until the end of the enter
| tainment.
Black Crook. the horse that skates or
| rollers. remains at Huber's Museum
| where II has attracted considerable at
tention. Other features next week viii
be Master Morningstar, the sixteen-yea r
old globe-trotter; the Hindoo Giants ant
| their wives. the Norton brothers, in an
aerial act; Julien and her den OF snakes
Big Alice, Leah Sherman. Mile. Rea anC
new series of living pictures.
| Hagenbeck's trained animals may still
be seen at the Madison Square Garden
and they should he seen. The enter.
tainment Is unique in its way. 1t shows
the wonderful training to which tn,
most ferocious beasts may he success
nilly subjected. 1t is n capital show 10,
children, as well as for adults Tn,
menaCerie, which is open all day, ha,
been largely patronized during the pas
| week
Manager Doris announces as an at
traction for his Eighth Avenue Museum
next week Ave stout spinsters, eaci
Weighing over three hundred pounds
they Will he attlred In running cos
tune, and will race one hundred ward
at every performance. Other feature,
VIII be Orsino's black art and in IN
theatorium Austin & stones vaudeville
company.