The evening world., 1894-09-08

pany will occupy the stage of Miners
Bowery Theatre next week, The organ
ization win include Bonnie Thornton,
the Dolans, BENEFITS and Cannon. John
Drew and c. A. Sampson, the strong
man. The Vougeres will make their
ance at this house has been very large
during the past week.
Rice d Bartons company will furnish
the entertainment at Miners Eighth
ization vii! include a number of very
clever people, among them being Madge
Ellis, the young, pretty and vivaci9us
house have fiocked to 1t during the past
week. 1t is one of the Institutions of
Eighth avenue. and most successful
one.
Darkest Russia" an excellent melo-
drama that enjoyed much popularity at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre last sea-
son. will be, played next week at the
1t tells is a highly interesting one, and
1t is wonderfully well worked up. Rus
sian plays have fatigued us at times.
but darkest Russia" is a refreshing
change. The cast includes some compe.
tent people.
Gus Hills Novelties will be seen at
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Willis. Mamie Nelson; Carrie Graham.
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The specially people Will be Harker and
Lester, Dryden and Mitchell, Mason and
Young, Willis and Halpin, Montague
All The H" Harlem ems opers-H All USE opens its
season Monday night with Charles H.
Hoyts "a Temperance Town" that
ran so long at the Madison Square The
atre. The Harlemites will be glad to
have this popular playhouse in working
order again. They will see many
changes. The lobby has been enlarged
nov,
will have a capital cast, and Hoyt him
self has directed the rehearsals.
DIR. Syntax" has completely settled
Itself at the Broadway Theatre, and ID De
piece has first act. so good that 1t
holds the attention for something like
an hour and three-quarters. The second
doubtedly be improved. Hopper himself
Is funny as Dr. Syntax, and his COM
pany Is a good one. Miss Bertha Walt
Finger has a delightful voice.
The Peoples Theatre will have capt.
tai attraction for next week. 1t will be
called "Fantasmat' There will be, new
cal effects. George H. Adams the pam
feminist, will appear in the cast. Any
thing presented by. the Hanlons is
the sesns . T gye the rest
melodrama.
Miss Marie Lloyd, the pet of the
London concert halls. will be the star
next week. She has a budget. of new
songs. Other features will be lara, the
National Trio. ]. c. Myers, the baritone;
Achew. the club juggler; Morrison and
Jacobs, the Ali Brothers, tumblers and
gun spinners; Harding and All Sid and
the living pictures.
The Hndoo giants and their wives re-
The patrons OF that house will also see
Charles Michael, Balbroma. Olga, Her.
mann the athlete. Lipe Baldwin, and-in
the theatre-Desmond and Fulton, a
son, comedian; the Sharpleys, musical
artists Sig. Garcia, Alan May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Tooley. and T. F. Heffer-
mann
Manager Doris is going to produce a
new series of twenty living pictures at
his Eighth Avenue Museum next week.
girl. Emma schilIir, the living skeleton
kissell with his hnhtning, gun drill; LIE
Roy, the human CLAW hammer" and
Hondlni, the barrel mystery" In the
theatorium will be a vaudeville company.
Hagenbeck's Trained Animals have
made a new home for themselves at the
Madison Square Garden. There are two
performances daily, and during the psf
tended. The menagerie is a great flea:
ture OF the exhibition. All the trained
and there are, in, addition. hundreds of
monkeys. Several novelties will be in
| troduced next week.
| This will be the last night OF the
"Lallah Rookh" spectacle at Manhattan
| Beach, and all efforts will be directed
towards making the finale interesting.
Most of the gems Of last Saturdays
carnival will be reproduced, and If the
weather conditions are favorable, the
flag of the nation will be set in the air
| a mile above the heads of the people.
Manager A. Philip announces his in
tention of reopenng the Germania Thea
tire next Saturday night with revival
of 1.-The Corner Grocer of Avenue A."
farce is to be furnished with new songs,
new costumes and new scenery. The
cast will include Max Lube, Bernhard
| Rank, Clara Bonnie. Eugene SchmitZ,
Adolf Philip and others.