The evening world., 1894-01-27
OUR THEATRES next WEEK.
Modjeka Brings Her New Play
b the Fifth Avenue.
Camille D'Arville In "Prince Kan -
at the Casino.

Mm.. Iodjeska will begin a short en-
gagemen in this city at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Thttre Monday night, when she
will presnt her adaptation of Hermann
Suderman's "Heimath," which she calls
"Magda'-after the heroine, whose name
is Magnlene. In Nine. Modjeska's
company will be Maud Durbin, Anna
Proctor, Mrs. Sargent, Miss Keith, Lulu
-. Jane, Helen Singer. Howard Kyle,
r. Peytn Carter. Guy Londsley, Wads-
worth t%arris, Charles Gilmer MCGEE
and Otis'kinner.
The Cmille ~ Arville Opera Company,
presently Prince Kan; or, \ Trip to
Venus will take possession of the
opera is2y Mcssrs. Harrison and Byrne,
with mtic BY Gustave kerker. and the
scenes 9e laid amid the fowery,, realms
Of Thiet and in the clouds" Miss
Donougl William Pructte, Annie Suther-
land, TNie Friganza, and La Regaloncita
are theprincipal members of the cast.
At tn Metropolitan Opera-House the
Monday night, "'Tannhauser," sung for
the frs time in this country in Italian;
GWiefaIn ~ss: y q FgsIds, M niSht , Ggera "N wiih
the idel cast, and Saturday afternoon
'Carmn'-the last matinee performance
of thlsopera AZ the popular concert to-
morrow nlSnt MlIlt. bITTIld FlIlpS, Nile.
Guerci. Mime. Arnoldson and Eduard de
Reszkt will appear.
The Coquelin-fiading company begin
the lat week of their engagement. at
Lies Surprises du Divorce will be given.
TuesdW lie Maitre de FORCES" will be
repeatd. Wednesday night Nine. Hading
will appear as Adrienne Lecouvreur, with
night."Tsrture" and Les Preeieuses
Rldictles" and Saturday night 'Adrienne
Star Theatre Monday night with a re-
vivalof Lloyd and Rosenfeld's comedy,
aid SIhe o@panyr Mr. rhe Crane M'i viii ne h a sPl the
supp.rt Of Mrs. Agnes Booth, Frederic
de Bdleville, 7. d. Frawley. Harry Bra
ham. joseph wbeslosk, jry, Miss An. Anne
ter, Mics Gladys Wallis, Miss Amy
Busby and Gus De We're.
Donnsly and Girard, the comedians,
Rainmlkers." for the first time in this
city M,nday night at the Park Theatre.
TIT ply has made a great hit out of
funny. In the cast will be Charles j.
Ross aid Mabel Fenton, Bernard Dyllyn.
Annie dartell. Edward Garvey: John C.
fonnts hng Ida d RoTeii K Kaw,e =. Allen Allen;
"Oie Olson,' a Scandinavian dialect
comedy will be next weeks attraction at
Cogleyin the leading role. The play has
undergone man changes of late, and a
number Of specialtles will be introduced.
There will be q novelty In the appear
six in,hes in height and forty-eight
pounds in weight; This midget is twen-
ty-eigh years old.
"A Tsxas Steer will enter upon the
fottrfh md last Uppk hnf ono nf itg on
ire Monday night. Messrs.. Hoyt &
Mckee are considering the a%dyisability
tive Of each of this seasons Hoyt re-
vivals. As far as present plans are con-
cerned here will be no opportunities for
10 Chinatown" "a Midnight Bell and
IA Temperance Town."
"A kentucky Girl, will be the play, at
Ei5Io's Garden next week g with Miss
In of the scenes of this play Miss
Hasson initiates Joe Murphy and makes
a horseshoe. which he puts to the foot
she saws her lover from death in a saw
gang of revengful malefactors."
Lovers of minstrelsy will be interested
Heath t Tony Pastors Theatre next
week. They have been travelling for
years Il the South as proprietors Of a
UllIlStTel company. lilt ATTRACTIONS
will be ,Ames F. Hoey. Ward n Vokes,
Mile. Juniori Valares, the three Droles,
Joe Hatlman, Meehan and Raymond,
SenoritaNanetta and Tony Pastor.
"A Pslor Match will be seen at the
ColumbS Theatre, Harlem, next week.
This is he last season Of Its existence
at least so they say-so that this en-.
gagemer will be unusually interesting
The mu.c introduced is said to be new
from beginning to end and a graceful spe-
cialty wi be contributed by the Sisters
Merrilee, who will sing songs in fve
language. Evans. himself, has many
new sons.
Greene and Thomas's comic opera
The Mad of Plymouth" remains at the
Broadwy Theatre. BY the terms of a
contractwith the author Of THE Oga-
l~allas." owever, the Bostonians are re-
quired t give that opera a metropolitan
productin. 1t will. therefore,, be heard
during tie last week or two of this en-
gagemer. Tomorrow night Col. Robert
G. Ingeioll will give a lecture entitled
"Some Mistakes of Moses"
Poor iris has but one week longer
to stay the American Theatre. 1t is
an intereting play, n will be taken to
other cies. Monday evening, Feb. 5,
Is set dwn for the production of the
late Heny Pettitt's melodrama, "a Wo.
mans Ryenge," in which the principal
scene is aid to be a trial for murder