The evening world., 1894-01-27

The melodrama has been extremely sue
cessful In London.
The attractions at Proctor's Theatre
talking horse; Charles Haydn's doll thea
ire, Marie Mant, Ed Clarence, Baldwin,
Daiy and Healy brothers, Nellie Sey-
mour, Lille Western, Topaz and Steele.
Princess Dolgorouky, prof. Showers
Worlds. Fair Views, Harry La Rose,
Jane. the Bark Ben Achmets, Elsie
Aaair. Fiison and Enrol, and John Drew.
business at DAYS Theatre. Says Mr..
Herne's agent; THE great hit made by
Angustin Days company with Twelfth
welcome news to New Workers, as il
VIII permit one of the most delightful
successes OF recent years to remain at
DAYS Theatre until the Summer" Mr..
Herne's play is. indeed. all that the
to be.
MIR. Potter Of Texas A. C. CUTTERS
aramatization of his own novel. will be
House, with Louis Hendricks as the
hero and Miss Josie Loane in the part
Or Lady Annerly, which has been played
lecture spectacle" called 'The Wonders
Of america" will be seen at this house.
r. me repertoire at the Irving Place
Iheatre for the coming week IL an in
viii be acted Tuesday night: Der r'V VEIL
SShenfrssS%SrI Monday night; Fallen
for the first. time in many years
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday. and at
the Saturday matinee "Wohlthatige
franenr VIII be repeated.
tered upon the second month of its run
at the Empire Theatre. 1t is doing very
nicely and 1t has proved to be a great
hmiaafT y sct st'ra is Miss The S,J play Is splSp-
any, theatre in any city might be iusti-
hably proud, The big scene at the end
thusiaSm.
The one hundred and fftieth consecu-
i've gerformanGe of "Charley's Aunt at
the STANDARD Theatre is set down for
Feb. Z, and the farce is still going on as
1oyously as ever. 1t seems to meet with
success everywhere. In London it is
stlii as prosperous as ever; in fact. 1t
looks very much as though 1t would be a
case of "Oui Boys" as far as the Eng
fish metropolis is concerned.
Inc last performance of "l492" at
palmer,s Theatre will be given next
where a new edition" is promised, al,
though the old edition is BY no means
played out. The end of the career of
"l492r is still a great way off. Its sue,
cess has been extraordinary, and can be
accounted for only by the wcll-known
tondness Of the public for variety enter
AS You Like 1t" will be presented by
women at the Garden Theatre next
week. with Nine. Janauschek as the mel
Rosalind, Miss Maude Banks as Orlando,
Miss Helen Ottolengui as Celia, Miss
Kate Davis as Touchstone, Miss Grace
Huntington as the banished Duke, Miss
Sydney Cowell as Audrey, and Miss Der.
tina RicCi as AmienS,
The continuous performances given a,
Herrman's Theatre by j. NJ. Hills en-.
1t will include Tim Cronin, Edward Cor.
rigan, Prof. Morris,s pony circus, Lillian
AASSR R err the English serio-comic
w. L.; Marsh, the three Renos, the West.
c2ndon, n Sheridan Forest.
Peoples Theatre. 1t is a New Englant
play, and Its manage modestly describes
It as "a marvel of mechanism, and q
triumph Of stage realism" He requests
the public to go and see "Spotty" wir
the race. and to gaze upon horses thai
jump ten hurdles in full view of the
At Roster & Balls Concert Hall mex
week. the interesting vaudeville pro
Eramme will include the Braatz brothers
the MacGart's dog cat and monkey cir
taine, Murphy n Kursale, in "A Morn
ing with Justice Schwab;'' Sandow, tn,
strong man. Qualitz and Neumann, Bes
sic Bellwood. the ~Crescendos, and tn
,Glinseretti brothers.
THE Beggar Student will be tn,
operate attraction at b. +. Keith!
Union Square Theatre next week, ant
during the performance C. A.. Dunlap.
electric fountain will be seen. The vaude
yillers viii be Raymon Moore Miss
Julie Mackey, the feminine baritone
the Leigh sisters, the three Delina sis
ters, Robetta and Doretto, John anC
Nelly Healy, Sunetaro, Herbert ant
Caron. and Morton and Reville.
Darkest Russit." II. Grattan Don
nelly's vivid melodrama. remains at this
Fourteenth Street Theatre. Manager