The evening world., 1894-02-10
our THEATRES next week.
Bostouisns in 1.-THE Ogallallas '
ut the Broadway.
ga Lady Of Venice" with a New
Star at the Fifth Avenue.

THE ogallallas," a comic opera new
TO this city. will be produced by the Bos-
tonians at the Broadway Theatre Mon
day night. 1t Is described as an 'ope-
ratio rendition of the familiar story of
the American scout and the warlike In
dams Of the far West, before the latter
were %subjugated and corrupted by fort
and reservation influences" 1t is d.
vided into three acts, and Is said to
give the admirable Bostonians great op-
portunities. The opera has already been
heard in Chicago.
Miss Kathrin Clemmons will make
her first appearance In this city at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre Monday night in
o romantic dram entitled "A Lady of
Venice" the story of which is laid in
the fifteenth century. Miss Clemmons
Ing Maurice Barrymore Hn Frank Carlyle,
Clarence N. Taylor. Richard Ganthony,
Jacques Kruger, Edwin Gavin, Jennie
G~oldthwaite and Mary Barker
week the repertoire. will be as follows:
with the Ideal cast; Wednesday. Car
with. Mine; Eames and Edouard. de
p Rss1ke e sem the G mId,s. and v sStur MsIHt;a af sn5
row night Nine. Eames. Mime. scaichi,
Nine. Krnoldson and others will sing.
Theatre. On Monday night. The enter.
tsinment is d%elightfTl one, and
ssineS a ss < ise little oy curtain ia 'G raiser By ~
Maxine Boucheron. entitled 81 Entr'
Acte," will be presented by. Mile. Theo.
The next attra { at this 81 house nus I WI be
Marx Murphy will be the star at H;
r: Jacobs. Theatre next l week; He v VII
operatic-comedy. Miss Beatrice Golden
win appear as the widow, n Sam ].
g seya I a T piay sapf By Murphy II ply Nj Mike sp Rely.
been specially engaged for this farce.
1.-THE Senator has been dSsins an es;
will be continued for another week. The
audiences which have witnessed the play
since It's revival. have been unusually
for. no doubt, by the general excellence
Of the supporting company. 1t is Mr..
Cranes intention to revive Brother
John" a week from Monday with a
At the Imperial Music Hall. Manager
Kraus has decided that his patrons do
not want an operate attraction, SO next
s!mple. with kokin and Kara, James
Reilly. Lyia Kavenaugh, George Ora
ham, the m1onologist; the three continen-
and Harry Dillon. Ada Meirose. the
6chrode brothers and Monroe and Mack.
The Rainmakers" has made an Inn
mense hit at the New Park Theatre. 1t is
Q long time since hat house has turned
'em away," O condition thai has actually
prevailed during the past week. Next
week. Donnelly and Girard will introduce
q series Of new electrical effects into the
cyclone scene. The electrical march will
also be altered. There are matinees at
\ this house Tuesdays and Fridays.
Lew Dockstader's minstrels will be at
. the Columbus Theatre next week.
Among the comedians and entertainers
will be the hilarious Lew |Dockstader
himself, George Powers, Frank Dumopt.
Dave Foy, Memphis Kennedy, the Co
lumbar vocal choir, John G.. Harring-
ton, Blocksom n Burns, and Symonds,
Hughes and Rastus. Mr.. Dockstader will
present, q speciality entitled Columbus"
Camille D,Arville and her company will
enter upon the third and last week but
one OF their engagement at the Casino.
in "Prince Kan; or A Trip to Venus
Monday night. The next attraction at
this house will be furnished by Russell's
Comedians, who will present on Feb. rs,
their latest success Abo Town."
which is an adaptation of the farce
known as The Corner Grocery of Ave-
Monte Carlo" with George Wilson
and the German Brothers. under the
management Of Primrose & West, will