The evening world., 1894-06-02

piece of realism. Commencing Monday
night, three new pictures will be present
OF ha %aEWaaa EyeTns sbaasher Gp Tae By
Fritz Won Udhe: "The Flreman's
Dream" by a. Operti and "Neptune's $
Fountain" by Palm In one Of these
pictures, thlrty-six female figures Will
be shown. james Thornton. Smith and
Cook. Mason and Ralston, Leonard and
Moran. Rowe and Rentz. Annie Wilmuth,
Swift and Chase and the Washburn sis
tcrs are IN the vaudeville programme.
Three hundred members Of the Com
mercial Travellers Club. of this city,
viii visit the standard Theatre next
\ curtis as the drummer in Saml OF
Rosen." Mr.. Curtis continues to draw
'rSe audiences, and his amusing imper,,
W, many marks of approval and fire.
/ quent curtain calls. on Sept. he be-
gins an extended tour of all the large
cities I'm Sam' Of Posen."
oRourfe in "rhe wickloW Postman"
to Niblo,s next week. The star is an
R the SeT od sxtS arG hSynS and
| friends downtown are legion. His play
Is from the pen, of Mark Price, a we'll
known actor and author. and 1t has been
| ORourke., who plays the role OF the
Jolly and heroic postman who lghtenes
the, heart OF the suffering heroine. and
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two Of fair colleens Miss Polly Holmes
will support Mr. ORourke.
The Atkinson Comedy Company will
commence, r. weeks engagement at H.
matinee next Monday "The Bad Boy"
is in capital hands, and the mlschlevous
tricks and comicalities of the part are
Schuman will be seen as 'the Chum."
She Will be remembered as a singer OF
marked reputation. Ethel schuman. a
will be the Bad Boys girl. There are
speciality acts, consisting OF singing
dancing and character sketches.
speG o to Ihe
the famous Eighth Regiment Band has
been engaged to give an open-air con-
cert at 7.3O from the balcony of the Gar
den Theatre. and to appear later, in the
second act of the buresque, marching at
the head Of the Columbian Guard pa
rade. A number of well-known people
are to appear in the Madison Square
At Keiths Union Square Theatre next
week programme has for a leading fea-
ture Willis p. Sweatnam, who makes his
first appearance on the all day and even
ing stage. This clever minstrel has re-
Gently been in THE City Directory"
Among others in the programme are Lot
tie Elliott. the Transformation dancer;
Patterson Brothers. triple bar experts;
Gilmore and Leonard, Irish comedians;
Joe Flynn. the well-known parodist
Miss May Towle, soprano, and the
Manager Proctor is determined that
he shall not be open to the charge, of
giving only familiar operas at his La
announces for next week Audrans most
tuneful work, "Babette," which will be
presented by the Wilbur Opera Com
pany IN an adequate and elaborate man,
ner. "Babette" Is as full of ''jingley"
numbers as "Olivette" and 1.-The Mas
cot" which are both by the same com
Wilbur company, and there Will conse
quently be none of the crudeness of
first production. Frank Bush, the three
Lynn sisters from the Alhambra and
Empire. London, and other specially
A bright and breezy entertainment
that runs along without hitch or break
from the time the, curtain rises, regaless
Roof Gargen and Music Hall. Next
weeks programme Will contain I'm
than: the armless wonder; Troja, IN
Morrlsey. in Jay Circus" Caron and
Herbert, burlesque acrobats Satsuma,
Japanese juggler; the Collins brothers:
Collins, in a hilarious sketch; Katie
Rooney. in limitations of her father, and
Francis Russell, in character songs.
Terrace Garden Fifty-eighth street
for the Summer season. Manager Heu-
mann announces for his opening. weeks
bill Dorothy Daffron, the graceful dan;
Clarence, novelty artist: Mehan and Ray
mond sketch artists; Helene Mora, fe-
male baritone; the Comedy Trio, Fonte
/ sen. the Human Corkscrew. and the
Quaker City Quartet. Nahan Franko
and his select orchestra will be in the
open-air garden;
tlrely new bill will be offered, to be con-
tinued throughout the Summer. The
stage performance will be discon-
tinued, and in its place a musical pro
gramme will be rendered every after
noon and evening, as has never been
rendered in this city, before. To the
orchestra has been added many famous
musicians from abroad, who will assist
in making Danko Gabor's Hungarian
orchestra the finest in the world. Every
afternoon and evening grand selections
VIII be rendered from "TannhauSer,
William Tell" Faust" "Lohengrin"
and Carmen"
Next week will be the last of the sea-
in the .curio hall will be Prof. Peate's 5
performing monkeys, among which is
Jimmy. the snake-charming monkey;
sturgeon Who plays 'T the pia1o 'n' with 'fs her
toes Tybo, an East Indian. who dances
on broken glass; ;Asbury and Robinson;
Gray. Gray Sensational mind-readers. Oee" anu
/ The programme for next week at the
Atlantic Garden has Stinson and Mer-
! ton, sketch artlStS; william j. Mills,
change artist; Lena La Couvier, de-
scriptive vocalist: Agnes Miles, dancer,
and May Gilbert, international SOU
brette.
"'The Skating Rink" with its bouquet
! o' handsome soubrettes and funny come
dams Is to be continued at the Bijou
Theatre next week. Monday night the
popular Bessie Bonehill will introduce
! several OF her most attractive special
ties. Flora Finlayson will sing new
song called "F'leur de Lys:" Charley
| Ward. the tenor, Is to make his first ap-
pearance with the company, and many
added to this medley Of fun, song and
dance
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