The evening world., 1894-01-20

week, of its new career, at this house
VIII be ushered in Monday. MIR. Hoyt
Week Nas spent %ith the his sr ia,es, p Slay. OF "A ihe JR,alkst
White Flag" and, has returned to the
city. The new play is now ready to
start In for a biz run in Boston.
OF "Africa's' engagement at the New
Park Theatre. 1t has don't very nicely
at this house so far. Africa" is a
tAinment, full OF interesting musical fea-
lures and witticisms. II Is also very
T TGn,c RSied and T his n's NiIl G aeoese
In q concert at this house.
''"Thc Fast Mall" will be next weeks
attraction at J.. II Jacobs, Theatre:
pay: X murtIr and a clever trick with
grandfathcr's clock: the engine-room of
a Mississippi River steamer, and ar ex-
n realistic engine and sixteen box-cars.
followed by the fast mail; n dago dive.
and IA view of Niagara Falls.
The merry little folks known as the
Harlem Opera-House Monday night, and
present there. their latest spectacular
play. "A Trip to Mars" a special mat
little people are great ffavorItes IN Hnr-
lem, and their recent engagement there
was a very auccessful one. This will be
'h Ii,, G1re" His sPhear nnS ' hsr season onera
comique''. company. will enter upon the
last week OF their engagement at. the
H EnnG In vh nTh T, pr dns c M; nn
then visit Baltimore. Harlem, Washing
ton. Brooklyn. and other cities. return
ing to New, York in the Spring when
prince Kan; or. a Trip to Venus" will
pen at this house Jan. 20.
"A Nutmeg Match will be the play
week. 1t is a story of CONNECTICUT life
with "sensa tional accessorics." Among
these may be mentioned a pile,driver,
In active operation, with warehouses.
distance. All the scenery is new. The
company is said to be a very good one.
Won supPe's, "Boccaccio'T VIII be SUMO
week, with Milton .Aborn as Lambertuc-
clio. In the Vaudeville show will be Frank
Blair and Edith Murilla. who viii pre-
P Pii4o,, MGR" to" mimic ans S ~ i. f R"FSei. ,H HnFy
Cartwright, Adrienne Ancion and the
three Dclinn sisters. The first Sunday
morrow, and the receipts will be devoted
TO The Worlds" Bread Fund and other
charities.
"Zeka," n new comic. opera, will he
sum at the Imperial Music Hall next
week. by the company that presented
"Hamminstein in Distress" The vaude-
De witt sisters, Booker and. Nardis,
Brandon and Regina, Gillian and Stuart,
Joe Flynn, Hell Verma. Tatali, the con
tortionist;; William II. Burke and Marie
The management of Hagenbecll's an
LOUNGES that William Philadelphia and
his Hon will appear at each night per-
Philadelphia has entirely recovered from
his severe encounter with the lion, and
Will put the beast through his PAGES as
ternoon performances will be Mehr-
mans great group.
Writes business Manager e. d. Price:
" 1892, will remain two weeks longer
ferred to the Garden Theatre, where an
entirely new edition will be given on
Feb. s. The souvenirs for ms two hun
Monday night. are expensive and dura-
ble-bronze statuettes nine inches high
of Miss Theresa Vaughn.
at Hubeir's Fourteenth street Museum
during the coming. week. Herr Holtum,
the cannon-ball King, returns to this
house MONDAY. Other attractions VII
and Him. Wesley Baum. and a .vaude-
vile company. inciuling, Al Reeves,
1t Doris"s Eighth Avenue Museum
next week the features of the pro
gramms will BE the troupe of Htndoo
t.oupc of educated birds, Polly, the bark
aud Proud Of New York. interpreted
Crolius, Frank Johnson, George
Whitford, Sam Rose. Emma Tucker and
Adams.
llghtful play, may, stu be seen at DAYS
Theatre, where It is doing very well
indeed. 1t has made a great impression
upon New Workers, although there was
ingly of it., probably for the reason that
1t was first approved in Boston. 1t Is
pleasant to know that New YORK ana
Boston, now agree as regards shore
At the Academy OF Music, I'm Old
Kcntuck" remains, and there Is no tax
quite possible that the melodrama Will
remain at this house for the rest OF the
season. 1t is difficult to find attractions
Kentucky" seems to At 1t very well, in
deed. At least that Is what the audi
ences appear to think.
week the attractions viii be Mile, Al
Flying Trapezc;' the wettsnb9rg trio
Of Hungarian SINGERS y h Y 6 Gers
dow, Lctta ard Fodcn, A., o.. Duncan.
the ventriloquis,; Nile, Qualitz and Mile,
Neumann. BESSIE Redwood, Mario and
Prof, Leo Morley'a 'Fata Morgana'
viii be among the novelties at the
Eden Muaee next week. 1t consists OF
a series tl IHtIl }. i'ni' NNn'' ''"' ~
srII to he worry artistic. The manage
ment of the Musec announces the issue
on Feb. | OF catalogues for the coming
wear. They viii contain a collection of
very handsome photographers.
''The Leather Patch,' Harrlgan's
threc-aCt local comedy. Will be revived
at Uarrigan's Theatre Monday night.
HarrIgan win play the part OF an un-
dertaker, and the cast will include Jo-
seph sparks. John Wild. Harry Fisher.
Yeamans. John Decker. Dan Burke and
Fannie Batchelder.
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