The evening world., 1894-01-06
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
.0ur Country Cousins" to Be
'' Seen at the Lyceum.
CoQuelin and Hnding in q New Play
at Abbey's.

Paul NJ. Potter's latest play, "Our
Country Cousins" will have its first
production at the Lyceum Theatre, Mon
day Right. 1t was written expressly for
Mr.. Frohman's organization. MIR. Pot
ter's text seems TO be "-Ah me! how weak
q thing the heart Of woman ISL Herbert
Kelcey will play the part Of Major
George Rodney. Of the United States
Army. and Miss Cayvan that Of Garda
Leroy, a successful mans wife. The rest
OF the cast VIII include E.. j. Radcliffe,
w. j. LIE Moyne. Fritz Williams, Charles
Walcot, Eugene Ormonde, Ernest Tarle-
ton, Robert Weed. Mathilde Madison,
Mrs. Whiffen. Miss Katherine Florence.
Mrs. Walcot and Miss Tyree.
Constant Coquelln, Nine. Jane Hading
and their admirable company will We seen
In several plays at Abbey's Theatre next
week. Sardou's comedy Nos Intimes"
, will be acted Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday nights. "LAventuriere' will be
presented Tuesday night, and Mile. de
la Seigliere" Thursday night and Satur-
| day afternoon. Friday will be devoted to
4 Mollere. and 'Tartuffe' and Les
Precieuses R!dlcules'' will be the plays.
"Die Meistersinger'' will be sung for the
first time this season at the Metropolitan
Opera-House Monday night by Jean de
Reszke, Lassalle, Plancon. Dufriche, Car
bone, Manglere, Guetary, Vaschetti.
Viviani. Rinaldlni, Mile. Bauermeister
and Nine. Emma Eames. On Wednes-
day Mile. Calve will appear In "L'Amico
Fritz" n on Friday Nine. Melba will
be heard in "S~emiramide.'' Calve will
sing at the popular concert tomorrow
darkest Russia" described as a "ro-
mantle spectacular DRAMA by II. Graf
tan Donnelly. will have its first metro
politan production at the Fourteenth
cast will be Edgar L.. Davenport, Sheri.
dan Black, NJ. J. Jordan, Harry Hawk,
Daniel Gil1eather, Selma Herman, Carina
Jordan, Louise Rial, Emma Field and
others.
"Hammlnstein in Distress will be con.
tinued at the Imperial Music Hall .nexi
week; A new burlesque, called "Caddy,'
is being prepared, and will have its frs,
production Jan. Is. The vaudeville ar.
lists of Monday night will be Marie
stuart stuart. Kaye and Henry, Daily and
esca. Kamochi. John w. Myers and the
Gregory trio.
Tony Pastor will appear at his own
tneatre In Fourteenth street next week
vokes, in their speciality called After
the Ball." Mile. Juniori Valares, John
ana Harry DILLON, Smith, Martin, Sparks
and Quinn, otherwise known as THE
Big Four Maud HUH and BILLY" S
Clifford the little Booths, Walsh ant
mutually, Morrissy and Proctor and the
Hewlettes.
The Eden Musee has Jared very vel
during the past week, and deserved &c
do so. Its programme, which will BIZ
continued next week, included the Cheva.
Ter Dslprade, with his clever illusions
Lola Yberri. the graceful dancer; Miss
Martina George. whose song, THE Pipel
OF Hamlin." is charmingly rendered
Marie Godoy,, Tortajada and Danko Ga.
boris Hungarian Band.
The Road to Ruin" will be presented
at Hammerstein's Harlem Operations,
next week, with Mrs. John Drew In tn,
role of the Widow Warren. Mrs. Drew!
performance II an admirable one. 1t II
worthy of the best stock mpan In tn,
city. Not a point Is missed. but there II
absolutely no stra!ning for effect. Tn,
Harlemites who can appreciate fine ar
should see Mrs. Drew.
Heart OF Africa will be the play a
the Peoples Theatre next week. with OF
liver Doud Byron as the star. Hypnotisn
is said to be the spinal column" of thi,
play. the scenes of which are laid in tn,
diamond fields OF South Africa. 1t will b,
acted for the first time in this city Mon
day night. Mr.. Byron will be supported
by Kate Byron and a good company.
THE District Fair will be seen at tn
Columbus Theatre, Harlem, Monda!
night. 1t tells a New England story, an