The evening world., 1894-04-21
THE WORLD. SATURDAY EVENING, April. 81, 1894

very well received. Many changes and
since the opening night. Bernard, To-
pack and Steele do very clever work.
and the roles intrusted to Lizzie b.
M0q; Maehi are capital eapitaliy % aeted! ann Among % the
yaudevillers next week will be Eunce
Vance. Jules Keller, Harry Bryant ana
others.
At Proctor's Theatre next week, the
list of attractions will include the San
son sisters, who are described as femi-
nine Sandows; the Deltorelli brothers
tet Lawrence and Harrington. the four
Diamant.ne dancers, John w. Ransome.
the Mlllers. Emery and Nlarowe. Leigh
Ma MaSS acie hs ana Keyn1as
and Andrews and Vac Vino.
Hallen and Hart Will stay a, week
longer at the Park Theatre, and they
Idea" has been doing well. indeed. at
the Park. where farce-c)medy Is always
appreciated. Hallen and Hart are hosts
siduously to make the piece go. New
songs and several new dances will be
introdgeed during the coming week
Hudson's play. viii be presented at the
Peoples Theatre next week. with a cast
including J.. NJ. Colvills. Charles Nevins,
fhasfFy haa Frank hkef kemsey nsSEFy ErrS SSfT sa
f. McClannin. Eugene Sanger. Edward
Young. Thomas Wilson, Lloyd Melville.
George Th3mas. Alfred Brooks Lottie
Joseph Jefferson will begin his second
and last week at the Star Theatre Mon
day night. Jefferson has been repeating
Van Winkle" 10 beautifully put upon the
stage, and the cast is thoroughly.
brand-new play he could scarcely hope
to do as well as he does with rip"
The Irving Place Theatre will end
repertoire will be as follows: Monday.
The .r, Nest Of MatchmakersiiI Tuesdday'
frst time, a new comedy, "Ein schritt
Won Wege." This Will he repeated FRI
day and saturday There VII Ii be s. fare
The three hundredth performance of
'.l492" will be celebrated n. he Garden
Theatre Monday night by the distribu-
tion OF % huge souvenirs. for which
large to he carried away by the visitors.
New groups will be added to the Kilanyi
EiSS,nnr,es,. and s. am among ,he% win - he
La Cigale,," Flora" ".Pygmalon and
Galatea," winter" and THE Angel of
Peace"
seventy-iifth time at the Eyceum Thea
tire next Tuesday night. and the com
edy will remain at that house until the
stock company ends its season there;
Pinero has gained many new American
friends by this odd and fantastic play
1t shows the Lyceum company's ability
to do as well In comic as in serious
work.
John Drew will end his season at Palm
er's Theatre week from next Satur-
for his personal popularity is enormous.
Next year Drew Will play two extended
engagements In the metropolis. Mr..
I1 Erohman an says that Mr.. Drew's plans in
new plays. comedy in the early part
of the season, and a serious drama later
on:
Theatre is in all the agony of saying
good,by with sort of Patti-esque de-
termination to return at the earliest OPP
next Saturday night. and on the follow
ing Monday begins an engagement at
Hooley's Theatre In Chicago. It will re-
wSen wsln in li the Windy City tty until Sept l.
"Gudgeons" and THE Luck of Roar
ing Camp" are all ready for production
Ss Savs the 10 EWpire snr Tshsstrs but thGy will
still doing such a splendid business that
there is no intention of withdrawing It.
1t may run into the Summer days. No
at It's continued success: Sowing the
Wind" has pleased New York even bet
ter than IL did London.
Left Behind Me-" remains at the
Academy Of Music 1t is to be produced
IN London In spectacular form at the
Adeiphi Theatre next season. The de
by no means hurt the business. Since
the equine accident two weeks ago,
however, understudies for Frank Nor
selves in readiness to appear at a mo-
| ments notice.
sek anG y viii TheStTe Htarem next
season through twenty States at that
theatre. There Is nothing new to say
about the play. 1t has not been mate
rally changed since its first production
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. It's
many attractive features are as popular
as ever The company Is very good
| one.
| Wang" will remain for another week
at the American Theatre. 1t has been
very well received. and Mr.. Stevens
must be congratulated upon the excel
Wolf Hopper was supposed to have
rendered threadbare. The production is
a handsome one, and It has been much
enjoyed. The company will go to Wash
| ington and Brooklyn at the close of this
engagement.
The programme at Roster & Balls
Concert Hall @ next week will include Re,
viii viii mai make their irst % appearance ] TT iT
America the Zanetto troupe OF Japan.
ese jugglers: .Jessica, Jacques maud
Bessie Bonehill in new songs, Astarte
the mid-air illusion; Conroy and Fox
the Braatz brothers. Mile. Adrienne
I.arive and Eva Bertoldi. the contor'
ZIONIST.
Rival Candidates" will begin the third
week OF Its run at the Madison Square
Theatre Monday night. 1t has beer
pruned and improved since the opening
performance. and 1t goes very we'll. in
deed. The authors. C. 7. Dazey and
N Morris are very much pleased with
the reception that has been given thei
play. Joseph Wheelock. Francis Carlyle
and Victory Bateman do good work.
Troja, the magnetic spark" will b,