The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK,
Hoyt's to Open with " A Milk
- White Flag"
Melba's Concert Season to Begin
Wednesday.

Monday night. with Hoyts latest play,
~ MIX White Flag" that has had long
runs in Boston and Chicago. In A
Milk White Flag Mr.. Hoyts intention
is to satlrize the citizen sodiery. and
he has based his story upon the rivalry
existing between two military compa-
MES in the same town. The cast Will
include Miss Isabelle Coe, Charles Stan
| ley. II. A. Roberts, Lloyd Wilson, Ar
thur Pacie, Frank J. Keenan,, Frank
Baldwin, Frank Lawton and Sam Wes-
ton. Mr.. Hoyt has written the verses
of several songs that will be introduced,
and Mr.. Percy Gaunt has composed for
them music as original as he dared to
make 1t.
The Melba Concert Company will be
gin it's season at the metropolitan
Opera House Wednesday night, and the
box office for the sale of seats will open
Monday morning. Nine. Melba Will be
assisted by Nine Sofia Scalchi, NJ. Man
gIere and NJ. Plancon. Sig. Bevignani
will lead the orchestra. The third act
of Faust" with Mel5a as Marguerite,
will be feature OF Wednesday nights
programme.
"Humpty Dumpty' 4. doing remarka-
bly, well at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
and the clever Liliputlans have made as
town. Kaleb. the giant Is more of a
Resented allowed him to appear in the
to shcT that shfrs Il pos
Torrance of "Humpty Dumpty' Will
take place Monday, Oct. g.
The Merry Wives of Windsor; with
William II. Crane az Sir John Falstaff,
remains at the Star Theatre for two
weeks longer 1t will be succeeded by q
new. modern comedy from the pen or
Cranes friends have focked to the
Star TO see the favorite comedian as
the adipose and dubious knight. The
play is staged very sumptuousiy' and
THE Bauble Shop" will be kept at
the Empire Theatre during the re
mainder of John Drews stay at thai
scented so far, and 1t would be, success
full even without Mr.. Drew, which was
not the case with the last play III which
he appeared, THE Butterflies" Drew s
earnest, work, as Lord Cliyeib,rooke has
wldened his dramatic possibilities. His
future certainly looks enyiably rosy,
Belasco and F,yle,,s mellodrama' The RI,
Peoples Theatre next week after very
profitable fortnight in Harlem. Miss
+, blanche Walsh does very good work a.
Kate Kernion, the heroinss,, and the
of the Peoples will appreciate this
stirring play, which does not depenC
upon railroad collisions and fire-engine'
for success.
Charles Frohman las abandoned hi:
plans of presenting ."Gigoiette" at thu
Academy Of Music this season. nshen
andoah' will remain there, for its re
vival has succeeded far beyond mana
gerial expectation. The second Of thu
: series Of Sunday night concerts will b'
given at this house Tomorrow night b!
Gilmore's Twenty-serond Regimen
, Band The solo.sts VIII be. Mile, Mar
I celia Lindh, soprano, and w. F. Towns
Palmer's Theatre will be closed mex
week. and Miss Olga Nethersole will be
, gin her American engagement at tina
house Monday. oct. 10. She will pre-
Q made such hit IN London. The com
pany engaged to support Miss Neither
f Tos W Tc' ~ B Miton ackaF Rich m
= Harry Holiday. Miss Ida Conquest, Mis-
e Fannie jackson and Mrs. d. =. Bowers
e The long run of 1892 at, the Gardei
I Theatre will come TO an end next Satur
day night. on Friday light the fou
hundred and tiftieth performance vii
be celebrated by the distribution o
Columbus swords. The successor o
= '1402" will be Little Christopher Colum
> bus in which Helen Bertram. Yoland
Wallace, Nettie Lyford John w. vii
!, son, Harry Marlborough and others will
appear
Little Miss Della Fox will remain 70
three Se Tsfks T G1ser Nj Mss o Fox w
= try another new song Monday night, an
!. Jefferson DE Angels will add new verse
d to his crying ditty. Miss, Fox has wo
stellar success very. rapidly. In fact
" came instantaneously. She has worke
i very hard to make The Little Trooper
t. go, and 10! II goes.
the Imperial Music Hall have made
l. distinct hit They are well worth seeing
" and will be feature of next week
e lists will be the inmitable Marie Lloyd
'r with her brand-new London song; Madg
\ Ellis, with her American ditties; Johnn
IT Carroll. the Sisters Nichol. the Freaks
and the Romale Brothers.
"A Ride for Life" sensational pla
ID by Walter Fess!er, will be presente
l. James f. Nugcrt at the Grand Opera
!. House Monday night, Among tn
scenic effects will be "a crowded en-
y, CINE, driven at full speed, with flu
y head of steam on. drviag the piston
d with hasty energy, whistling and other
wise making, manifest the force tina
'"" Tse Slaves wse Of God Se
(. by, Elmer Grandin that was ,presente
few weeks ago at the Columbus Thea
rs s anTG at Nil TSo Gs GARDEN weeks Ems
Grandin and his wife, Miss Eva Mount
ford VII be in the cast 1T, 1.-The r saye
n or COlu'' is story OF the EnBllS
= mines. and it has several very sensa
tional scenes. 1t did very well, indeed
n in Harlem.
d The company that viii occupy Ton
/, Pastors Theatre, in Fourteenth street
;. next week, will include j. w. Kelly
a little Bonnie Thornton. who will sin
some new songs; Joe Cawthorne, Nm
Harrington and Ed Lawrence, Mile
Carlini, with her monkeys; the Highleys
Ida and WIN Morello,, Frank La Ros
trained cats that ride bicycles, tur
n Richard Mansfield will again presen
n atre next week. Beau Brummell' wi
be played Monday and Friday evenings
10 Arms and the Man" Tuesday evenn
md Wednesday afternoon; prime
Karl" Wednt sday evening and SatuI
day afternoon: "a Partisan Romance,
Thursday, and the ever-popuiar sd
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" Saturday Mans
field evidently doesn't finch at har
work.
Tor. Pastors company has returne
It from lis travels, and win appear at tn
Colt mbus Theatre, Harlem, next weel
The artists will be the Roger brother
German comedians: Melville and Ste
son, the popular bal,adlsts; Maud Hut
and Billy s. Clifford, McAvoy and Sha!
l. the st. Felix sisters, Musical Dale, Ann
Hart. the serio-comic; the Harbeck
and the Nawns in a comedy sketch.
= THE Prodigll Daughter" the wei
known steeplechase drama, will be see
4 at Hammerstein Harlem Opera Hou.
IL next week. 1t will be interpreted /