The evening world., 1894-03-31

perors Of music; the Gregory trio, Ray
an udT'9 %iaa sheridan Iobn and Forrest Murray
sisters, Morton. and Bayer, the Ross
brothers, Allan May, and many others.
MIA, Country Sport" fresh from the
American Theatie. Peter Daley will, .a OF
course, be at the head OF the company,
which will include May Irwin, Ada
Lewis, John G. Sparks. James f. Gala
Andrew Mack, Roland Carter, Georgia
Lingard. Ida Farrell. Agnes Paul, Lille
Allyhe, and the Garden City Quartet.
Leonard Growers melodrama, Lost in
ton at Niblos Garden. 1t is tank
play" and the big stage at Niblo's Gar
den VIII be used for very. realistic wa
ter scene, with genuine boats" Prof.
lures at this house tomorrow night, his
subject being 1.-THE Emerald ISLE" illus
trated by Photographic views.
The long list of artists at Proctor's
Bush, Alcide Capitaine, Clown Jigg, Muir
ply and kursale, the Martinetti broth
ers, Joe Flynn, Minnie Renwood, Emil
yon, Gofre. Isabella Ward. Troja. John
brothers, lnman and Nugent Brauneck
and Myers, Jerome, Madge Ellis, Zoyar-
ra, Marie Lavine, Wieland and Manuel
Hofer.
Shore Acres" will be played at Days
Theatre Monday night for the one hun
dred and seventeenth time. The play is
still doing a capital business. The past
week has been the best that 1t has
ton six months ago. James a. Herne
is very much pleased. He has made n
foothold for himself in this city. Soon
he will have two plays running at lead
ing Broadway theatres.
At Tony Pastors Theatre next week
the programme will be an admirable
one. The artists announced are Lot
tie ellison, the little magnet; Acker
Frank II. White and Miss Lillian Gran.
ger Pat. ]. Kicks. the Irish diamond
John and Nellie Mccarthy, st. Maur
and Gardner, in popular duets; Mason. Mason
Nervous" and Prof. Leo Morley.
Two theatres will be dark next week.
Harrigan's and the Madison Square. At
the former Miss Pauline Hall ends her
ton Is promised to reopen the house very
shortly. Al the latter "A Trip 70 emma,
town" will be withdrawn tonight, and
on. April 8 new, American drama
Darcy, author of I'm Old Kentucky"
will be produced. -,
At the Peoples Theatre our good old
friend, Blue Jeans" will be next weeks
ry, the Indiana miller; June, the waif:
Sue, the insdious; Ben. the vindicatiye;
and Risener, Ike, Seth and Amanda.
nous saw-mll. the bull. the barbecue
and the horse, dog and pigeons. Blue
jeans has been one Of the most sue
cessful plays OF the decade.
The Dazzler' remains at the New Park
Theatre for another week. 1t Is very
jolly, farce--comedy, and i is capitaliy
acted by Cosgrove and Grants come
dams, including Joe OFT, the really enter enter
Lewis. New features in the shape OF
songs and dances are promised, The
popular songs Sweet Marie ana me
Old Stage Door, nave aye, oe ene we' AZ Roster
& BiaTs Concert Hall next week. The
other attractions will be Hector and Lau-
raine. the comic acrobats; the All Broth;
enigma; the Royal Wrestling Lion, the
Wilmots, Mile. Armand AIRY, who VIII
sing a new English song; Maggie Cline,
the Hibernian warbler; the DeltoreIii
Brothers, and Mile. Eva bertoiui, the
Miss Marie Jansen will begin the sec.
ond and last week Of her engagement at
the Bijop Theatre Monday night It, MISS hss
competent support In Frank Tannehlll.
jr, William Morris, Charles Mason u.
nacio Martinetti, Frederick Peters, May
Merrlck, Hope Ross and Bessie Lackey.
This will be the last week Of belmont
cos at Six" in New York. Next season
Miss Jansen will do new comedy.
At the Broadway lneatTe tne ioVers VI
Gilbert and Sullivan can see the latest
comic opera, Utopia, Limited that en-,
Monday night. The eminent collabora-
tours have a large following In this city,
and even II utopia, Limited" is not as
brilliant as The Mikado. aI pdatie Pin.
fore" it is still decidedly worth seeing.
Lillian Russell, IN the delightful comic
opera, "Girone- Girofia," is packing the
Casino. The prima donna has never
been in better voice than she Is now.
and she looks more charming than ever.
The production is most sumptuous one,
recalling the old Casino glories, and the
best OF them. The cast includes Miss
LRusselrs husband. Sig. Perugini. and the
Comedian, Digby Bell.
At the Garden Theatre. 1882" has been
doomed into a new prosperity by the
Kilanyi pictures, which people are flock.
Ing to see. The mechanical devices,
says Mr.. Palmer's agent, by which
they have been effected. are fully pro-
tected by letters patent on both sides
OF the ocean" Statuette groups of the
royal family OF Spain will be given as
souvenirs of the three hundreth perform
ance, which occurs April %.
All vaudeville will again prevail at the