The evening world., 1894-04-14
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Repertoire Of Mounet-sully for
His Last Week at Abbey's.
Faust" with Melba and Jean dc
Reszke In the Cast.

Mourct-Sully will enter upon the last
week of his metropolitan engagement at
Abbey's Theatre Monday night The in
teresting repertoire for the week will
be as follows: Hamlet" Monday and
Thursday evenings and Saturday after
noon; "oedepe Roi," Tuesday and Satur-
day nights; "Herani" Wednesday night,
and "Ruy Bias" Friday night. Before
returning to France the French tra-
gedian VIII appear in several cities.
The supplementary season, lasting two
weeks. of Italian opera will begin at the
Metropolitan Opera House Monday night,
when Faust" will be sung, Melba as
Marguerite and Jean de Reszke as
Faust Carmen will be sung Tuesday,
Aida Wednesday, "Werther," for the
first time in New York, Thursday
Lohengrin " Friday, with Melba as
Elsa, and Romeo and Juliet" Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Vesta Tilley. of whom we have
heard so much, viii make her metro
politan debut at Tony Pastors Theatre
Monday night. The rest OF the pro-
gramme will include John and James
Russell, Frank Bush. the dialect come
and Nina Harrington, Charles Hay in,
Rose and Martin Julian. Cain and Welch,
,he Morellos. Theo, and .Senorita Nan
Meta, the Cuban sylph."
Girl Left Behind Me" at the Academy
OF Music for six weeks only. A new
&C htract has been made. however, and
1t VIII be kept at the big Fourteenth
street play lie use for long time to come
the play is great success and 1t has
surprised both Charles Frohman and E.
G. Gilmore. The Spectacular embellish-
ment, as the management calls 1t, has
q. ne great deal for the excellent
Sowing. the Wind" will be kept at the
Empire Theatre until June that is the
one, hundred and hftieth performance
during the coming week. Before the
company goes West Mr. Frohman will
produce the farce "Gudgeons" that has
the farce in which Miss Odette Tyler
the was-going-to-be bride of Howard
Gould. will appear.
"Charley's Aunt Is preparing to say
&c od-by to the Standard Theatre, but
the nice old lady is not bit sad. Some.
how or other sadness seems to be alb
solutely foreign to her nature. Parting
s of sasn Ss Sweet but
Aunt" She will return to us. All we
can hope at present is that the festive
atmosphere of Chicago Will not rob hel
of any OF her jollity.
Theatre until May 5. Contrary to all ex.
pectatlons. Henry Guy Carleton's play
THE Butterflies" will be kept on unit
he ssS Of hns thu st 1t MakeG
Balr' would be revived, but 1t was found
unnecessary. The success Of The But
terfies" seems to prove the oft-disputed
statement that the actor makes the play
ather than the Dlay the actor
Rice's '1492" and Kilanyis living pic
lures are doing an enormous business
at the Garden Theatre. A new series OF
pictures is being, prepared. though it is
not easy to see how the old series car
be improved upon. The burlesque itsel1
,s stiii upsto-dste every week: On,
groups of the royal family of Spain will
be given away as souvenirs OF the thre,
hundredth performance.
Mile. Adrienne Larive. a chanteuse ex
centrique. from La Scale. Paris, will
make her American debut Monday nigh
at Roster & Balls Concert Hall. OtheI
attractions will be Astarte, the mid ali
Illusion; the ,Avolos, xylophone soloists
Japanese juggler: Bessie Bonehill. tn,
l3ratz brothers, the Deltorelli brothers
and the Eddys.
"Shore Acres remains at Days The.
atre. where it has already reached Its
one hundred and thirty fifth perform
ance. The enthusiastic Mr. James Wal
dron declares that the play will be
drawing crowds, five years hence, which
Is, Of course taking peep into, futurlty
that the ordinary and non-theatrica
mortal would scarcely dare to do. Still
Shore Acres" doesn't seem to be g
play that would die suddenly
At the Broadway Theatre Gilbert and
ed" runs pleasantly along. The music
Is interesting the public. but the librettc
Is generally conceded to be rather nat
Many Of the numbers are redemandet
each night especially the clever parody
Of a Ministerial council at the Court Of
st; James James. Mr. ~ Clinton Elders song
also becoming popular.
"Wang," the burletta in which d,
Wolf Hopper starred for SO long, will bt
next weeks attraction at the American
Theatre. where 1t will remain for two
weeks; i, HePper,s part will be playee pIy,,
Fox,,s role will be interpreted by virEinia
Earl. The supporting company will in
clude John A. Parks, Frank Casey
| Camin Mauvel. William Bradley, Mitti,
Atherton. Lille Heckler and others.
Hallen and Hart will enter upon tht
Park Theatre Monday night, their farce
the attraction. The adventures of the
incipals in the Pollard breckenridge
case will be told In song called Yes
in Minute" Larry Dooley's Negro
are great feature OF the show;
Wilde's epigrammatic play will be acted
next week at the Peoples Theatre
where they are not at all used to cpl
grams II will be interesting to watch
the Bowery. Lady Windermere's Fam
has now Dassed into the hands OF GINS.