The evening world., 1894-03-31

Imperial Music Hall, Monday night. The
list, OF artists includes Dagmar and De
Celle, the Fabian Quartet of Hun
garlan singers and dancers the John
ston trio. Al Grant, Rose and Martin
Julian, Ottllie, the French singer Theo,
Clark and Raggiliians, John W. Myers
Booker and Narbis, Paul Stanley and
the comedy trio
Jacobs, Theatre will be- "A Nutmeg
Match, comedy drama containing
humorous and pathetic elements. 1t is
story OF Connecticut life, and 1t pos
mechanical effect. This is Il huge steam
pile driver, from which the hero is res
cued at the tragic moment when 1t is
about to crush him.
y new wax figure of Gen. Kossuth will
be exhibited at the Eden Musee to-mor-
row: The list of features for the coming
week includes Powell, the black-art ex-
called she" Miss Ruth pay"npoTt, export,
who will sing Dreams" and other bal
iadsi MISS Adele Purvis Onri. OF slack
wire renown; Malilton, with his Japan
ese specielties, and Lola Hberri
The Pawnbroker of the East Side" is
still doing very big business at the
Germana Theatre. Adolf Philipp's songs
are received with much enthusiasm. and
Max Lube. as the peddler and the Wall
street man, gives couple of very clever
sketches. Bernhard Rank, as Mrs.
lraunschweger, is exceedingly funny.
The Pawnbroker of the East Side" Will
run for long time.
Edward Harrigan will play in Harlem
for the first time next week. when he be
gins an engagement at Hammerstein's s
Opera-House. Harrigan has been doing
a very big business In Boston, and the
Harlemites will undoubtedly give him Il
big "send-o0' at the Harlem opera
House. His company will be just the
same as that seen at his own theatre.
1t could not he improved upon.
THE AmaZDnS' is still holding its own
at the Lyceum Theatre. Those who
want to contrast Pinero's two plays.
Tanqueray," will have opportunities OF
doing so curing the coming week. 1t is
difficult to realize that the same man
wrote the two plays , "The sSsa Amaz1ns Is
Clothing" Monday nights and at the
matinee performances.
There will be sprinting contest in the
curio halls of Huber',s Museum next
week, the contestants being four pretty
girls, who run a mile every hour. Other
attractions will be an Arab village.
Princess Lucy, midget Virginia
nnms MmnPp' whatisnt nst''e and T vaudevie viii dom @
pam, including Charles ii. Duncan, Ber.
tha Brush, the McAvoys and Rogers and
Cleveland.
At Dorris's Eighth Avenue Museum
there will also be sprinters next week
five of them. Each woman will run
upon n separate English racing machine.
ana eacn mile maze Will De recorded Dy
redometers. Holtum, the Cannon-Ball
kinG Running Elk and Wanna, Walter
Stewart. n drama called "Silas. the
Idiot" and Sanford & Manning's Spe-
cialty Company will be other features.
A high-c vaudeville performance Is
announced at the Central Opera House
Music Hall, at SiXty-seventh street and
Third avenue, next week beginning Mon
day The artists will be the Braatz
brothers, Blocksom and Burns, Nicto-
ria Walters Morton and Revelle, T
Cecil Lane and Mile Verona, Delavoye
and Fritz, John and Nellie Healy. Kins-
Ners. the Simonds and others.
Elmer f. Nance's original railroad
comedy drama 1.-THE Limited Mail" will
BE- presented at the Columbus Theatre.
Harlem. next week. The piece ia one of
the now popular ultra sa tional ar
ranEements. in which a real locomotive
has a prominent part. 1t will be given
with the Original scenery and a very
good company, including the wonder
fur Beatrice.
Barnum & Baileys greatest show on
earth" that always comes with the
merry. merry Spring. is doing as well as
ever at the Madison Square Garden. II
is a capital show, without the Kiralfy
spectacle that for one or two seasons has
been something of a nuisance. 1t IL gen.
uine, good, old-fashioned circus, such as
children adore. and adults never succeed
in despising.