The evening world., 1894-01-27
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Modieska Brings Her New Play
to the Fifth Avenue.
Camille D'Arville in "Prince. Kan :"
at the Casino.

Mime, Modjeska will begin a short en-
e.gement in this city at the Fifth Ave
nue Theatre Monday night, when she
viii present her adaptation of Hermann
sudermann's "Heimath." which she calls
"Nagda"-after the heroine whose name
is Magdalene. In Nine. Modjeska's
c,n,pany will be Maud Durbin, Anna
proctor, Mrs. Sargent, Miss Keith, Lulu
Il. lanes. Helen Singer, Howard Kyle,
T. peyton Carter, Guy Londslcy, Wads-
worth Harris, Charles Gimer MCGEE
III The camille ID Arvr1le Opera Company,
presenting Prince Kan; or, y Trip to
Venus" will take, possession of the
Casino stage Monday night. The comic
opera is by Messrs. Harrison and Byrn",
with music BY Gustave kerker, and the
scenes are laid amid the fiowery realms
Of Thibet and in the clouds" Miss
ponough, William Pruette. Annie Suther-
land. Trxie Friganzn, and La Regaloncita
are the principal members Of the cast.
repertoire for the, coming week will be:
Monday night, "Tannhauser," sung for
the first time in this country in Italian;
d Figaro Friday night Faust" with
the idea cast, and Saturday afternoon
"Carmen'-the last matinee performance
Of this ope gS AT the E PopnaE concert N to-
Guerca, Nine. Arnoldson and Eduard de
Reszke will appear.
The coquelin-Hading, company begin
Abbey's Theatre Monday. night, when
lies surprises du Divorce" will be given.
Tuesday "Le Maitre de FORCES" viii be
t'oauelin as Michonnet. Thursday night
"Frou- Trou" will be the play, Friday
rilt lau' nd So I'm Iav nj oh A 10
Iecouvreur."
The Crane company returns to the
star. Theatre Monday night with re-
The Senator" There viii be splen-
support Of Mrs. Agnes Booth, Frederic
osabb wb b. HcawSy Hh sr a ETa
george F. De we're Mrs; Augusta Eos
ter, Miss Gladys Wallis, Miss Amy
nonnelly and Girard the comedians,
Gil, present their latest farce, The
Rdinmakers," for the first time in this
city Monday night at the Park Theatre.
t,wn, and is said to be hilarously
funny. In the cast will he Charles j.
Ross and Mabel Fenton, Bernard Dylyn,
Fannie Engle, George Hawley, Helen
Smith and John Connolly;
IL, IL
comedy viii be next weeks attraction at
. H. r. Jacobs Theatre, with James F.
,'ogley in the leading role. The play has
undergone many changes of late. and a
number of specialties will be introduced
| There will be a novelty in the appear
ance of Olaf Olson, who is only thirty
six inches in height and forty.eiEht
/ weight years old.
"A Texas Steer will enter upon the
fourth and last week but one of its en-
ire Monday night Messrs. Hoyt &
Mckee are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
Of getting up n souvenir commemora-
tive of each of this seasons Hoyt re-
vivals. AS far as present plans are con-
cerned there will be no opportunities for
% chinatown" "A Midnight Bell" and
"A Kentucky Girl will be the play, at
| Sadie Hasson in the role Of the, heroine.
Hasson initiates Joe Murphy and makes
! horseshoe, which he puts to, the foot
| Of Il genuine horse. In another scene
she. saves her lover from death in saw
mil and in the last act she 'outrides a
gang of revengful malefactors."
Lovers of minstrelsy will be interested
n the appearance of MCINTYRE and
week. They have been travelling for
years in the South as proprietors of a
minstrel company Other ATTRACTIONS
n VIII ne James T.. flO"N, w ara ana NOktS,
4 Nile Juniori Nalares, the three Droles,
lne Hardman. Me-han and Raymond,
Sencrta Nanetta and Tony Pastor.
I "A Parlor Match" will he seen at the
Columbus Theatre, Harlem, next week.
This j. the last season of is eXis enCe--
p least so they say-so that this en-
lagement will he unusually interesting.
tn" music introduced Is said to be new
from beginning to nd.and a graceful spe-
Calty win be contributed by the Sisters
Merrilees. who will sing songs in five
languages. Evans, himself, has many
\ new SONGS.
Greene and Thomass comic opera
'rhe Maid of Plymouth" remains at the
Broadway Theatre. BY the terms of a
contract with the author of THE Oga-
II aIas." however. the Bostonians are re-
Il quired to give that opera a metropolitan
production. 1t WILL therefore, be heard
during the last week or two of this en-
easement. Tomorrow night Col. Rober;
&, lngersoll will give a lecture entitled
Some Mistakes of Noses
Poor Girls has but one week longer
10 stay at the American Theatre. 1t is
an interesting play. and will be taken TO
other cities. Monday evening, Feb. 5,
Is set down for the production of the
ate Henry Pettltts melodrama, "a Wo-
mans Revenge In which the principal
scene Is said to be trial for murder.