The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

become a sort Of fad, and IL seems
FOR the rest of the season, It Is q bright
and enjoyable entertainment Perhsns
the secret of its success lies in the air Of
Rat hoyers Syer Its and
rough and tumble bgrlesque Interpreter
T.. II. Sothern may still be seen in
Jerome, K; Jerom.e.ss meIIodramat!c com
edy. "A Way to Win Woman" at the
Lyceum Theatre. Criticisms of the play
have been of very conflicting nature,
but the patrons of the Lyceum. with
willing TO see the young actor In any-
thing. Mr.. jothern is an Industrious.
capable and MAGNETIC actor, ami his pop,
Chauncey Olcott began the second
week, Of his engagement at the Four
tenth Street Theatre niS; IN H. The Irish
better as singer than he is as an
actor The songs he introduces into his
latest play are eXqulsitely Interpreted. /,
highly cultivated voice, to which it Is fna
pleasure to listen. Miss Efle Germon
does excellent worl; as a susceptible
widow.
Later on" win be revived at ths
len AMI Hart as the stars. This will ID
their farewell engagement at this house
ward $. Wentworth, II. waia5e Black
Donald Harold Nellie Fuller, Carrie De
Ma, Bessie rovi TInneR Mdth Murray
Louise Wills. and others
Francis Wilson Is working as. hard as
ever In The Devils Deputy" at Alb
! legitimate thaa anything Mr.. Wilson
has yet presented and 1t is most gor!h
geously staged. Wilson'S suffering song !
is the hit Of the piece. and the audiences
bowsl;i the composer, should be largelyu
grateful to Mr.. Wilson's who has in. )
1tS 'a Ola n mt mHs'sa G. r. pazev
fervid melodrama. win be seen at the
American Theatre next week. There are .
three, companies now presenting this
P ayed in 2erc Is are aSS on Se9 oi
two very, well sketchsd characters in
~, In old Kentucky" which is far above
terpreted by very good company.
The programme 1T Keith's Theatre
next week will include che four Rich
debut at this housei l'ilson ana Enrol.
Drummord. Sta!cY and 3irbeck, Alroy
the tuggler; Ward and Lynch, Toner
lett and May, RitChie and Richie, Ma
mic Conway, Dixon and Lang. Celeste
TINS Marionettes, and the Clipper Quar-
tot.
De, Wolf Horger,s bur!esqpe of Sing
ene OF the hai2piest things in -, - DR..
fSH'"@ St c5 'RS S'oPs%dSy Th sSi
50 funny. Casey at me Bat" IS
aethr9ned " pg. syntaX" is doing ex-
scene appeals not only to adults, but to
children. and the Saturday matinees at
the Broadway are sp!endidly, patronized.
Laws comedy-or farce" The New
Boy" may still be seen. 1t goes much
better now than 1t d!d al first. People
did at Charley's Aunt" Mr.. Froh-
man is satisfied with the production,
and other companies will be organized
What's the good of anything? Moth
/ ing" is pert saying that seems to ap-
peal to the audiences.
The attractions At Roster & Balls Con-
/ GER Hall next week will be Ena Bertoldi,
the contortionst; Falliowsky. the animal
lmitator and mimic; Mile. Marietta d.
the groteaSqqie .H!day,;iS;rs, Les Phantos In
Martinetti brothers. Mile. Eugene Fou:.
gere; Ivan T.ch9rrof,, with his troupe Of
C. II Holmes, known as the San
Francisco Wonder" will be seen next
week .; HuAer's Museum. He Is said to
be young nan % medium size, but he is
the possessor of hands eighteen inches
long, and feet twenty-three inches long.
T1e skating horse will remain at this
Wells, Life Baldwin, Albert Stadler, and
a vaudeville company including the
, Weston sisters, the Lam)nts, Dave Cen
aro Tom Johnson and others.
There, will be new living pictures at
Proctor's Theatre next week, their title:
being. Sally in Our Alley. Gar
.i77G." Among the variety artists will be
George Parker Mort, Tortaja ,h ara her
Morrisey and Rich, Cradoc, Hines and
Culby, Nanetta and Finn, Henry Bur-
goyne and Cecil Lane,
will be offered at poris's Eighth Avenue
Museum next week. In the curio halls
viii be the Leopard girl. Rowe. the
hsda dy ne nsno %b Ssr fes
a Congress of Crazy Inventors" The
perpetual motion mania will be included
in this congress, with an engineer who
has models of ship that is to take him
to Mars
New features are constantly being per-
: formed by Hagenbeck's trained animals
70 for ma t%a'' Of Mr.. Phiiadeipaia, Mr..
Mehrmann and Mr.. Penie, will compete
! during the coming week for the tile.
trick elephant does new act, in which
he unfurls and raises the flags of several
nations, hauling at the ropes with his
Mauerbluemchen." Blumenthal and
Kadelburg's comedy, will remain at the
Irving Place Theatre until "Wednesday
P Fange On Of tSsy nFs ena Miss 1oss
Theater. will make her first appearance
, in this country. The play will probably
be "Heimath,' Sudermann's drama, that
was presented in this city in English
by Nine. Modjeska. =.
| Comstock's MINISTRIES are doing well
at St James Hall. On Thursday night
Frank Cushman will be added to the
| list of comedians, and Manager Com.
stock has arranged with the Imperial
, Hungarian Gypsy Band to give sort
OF musical solree in the main lobby
each evening from o'clock until the
performance begins. The singing in the
first part is extremely well received.