The evening world., 1894-01-20
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
Poor Girls" to Be Produced at
the American.
Mrs. John Drew in "The Jealou,
Wife" at the Star.

poor Girls" an adaptation OF the late
Guy de MaupG ssant's play, viii be pre-.
scented nt IN" American Theatre Monday
night. The east. which Will be a very
good one, will include Miss Odc,te Tyler
Miss Kitty Chcatham, Mrs. Edna Wal
lace-llopper. Joseph Holland, j. W
Shannon, Max FIgman. Frazer Coulter
Frank Mills, Joseph Humphreys. Mrs
T.. a. Ebcrle AMI i. Bunn"y.
Mrs. John Drew will appear as Mrs
DHkly in Coleman'a comedy, "The Jeal
Gus wife" at the star Theatre. on Mon.
day night The other members of tho
company Will be Sidney Drew, Clarenc,
H.. Holt, Clarence Heritage, George
Osbournc. Al. Harris. Charles Erin Yer
ncr. MIR. Russell. II. ID. Gibbs. Edwin
Wallace. Carl 81. Aubync, Mrs. sidney
Drew. Miss Agnes Proctor, Miss Mum
ford and Miss Kate Iioran.
The repertoire at the Metropolitan
Opera-IIouse next week will be as fol-
lows: Monday night, Carmen" in
French; Wednesday night, "Semlram-
idc," Thursday afternoon. Carmen. -
l"riday night for the first time in
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Saturday afternoon, Die Meistcrsinger.'
A the concert tomorrow night Mime.
Media Will sing.
At Abbey's Theatre, the Coquelin-H Had
inE company viii give a series OF de
lightful programmes next week Mon;
day night. lie Mnitrc DIES Forges" win
be presented; Tuesday night and Satur-
day afternoon the play VIII b. Tar
tufe" and Les rr'cicuses Rldicules,''
Wednesday and saturday nights The
RAINING uf thn SnTnu- ~ 'ThnIGiuv niIhI
""LAventuriere,' and Friday night Les
Surprises du Divorce"
T.. 5. Willard WIN give US his long
the Garden Theatre, Monday night, WI.
lard, himself. Of course, playing the part
Of the MELANCHOLY Dane. Miss Marie
Carleton, clnudlus; Miss Keith Wake
man, Gertrude; Bassctt Roe, the Ghost
Vincent Slcrnroyd. Itosrncranl2,
Jameson Lee Finney, Osric. and Charles
Manager j NJ. iii has engaged for
his vaudeville entertainment at Herr
mnnn's Theatre Mile. Maglinni. who has
been .af %np"vyrims at The American SIN Tnea nm,
Introduce "A number of new dances. MIR.
llill rlao announces Miss Ray Allen, An
ME Devere. Louise Lee and sadie Sic
Erist, Itiinu Mignun. and the Debolien
brothers and Giilrtti, acrobats.
Gus lieege win De thu star at the Peo-
pies Thcatr" next week when he VIII
appear as the 30 l"llllhNlun nero Oh the
play 'ion Yonson,' which was seen
here n few seasons ago at the New Park
Theatre. Tn" cast win include Miss
Victory Bateman. Miss sadie Connolly
son" will be splendihly staged, and the
scenes will show II log jam IA rail-
road station. and Minnrtonka by moon
The last three nights and the last two
matinee performances Of 'AInericn,' at
the Metropolitan Oprra-Housc, are an
bounced. After next saturday night this
big spectacle will be Withdrawn. The en-
tire production Will be transferred from
the Metropolitan Dpern-iiouse. to the
Academy OF Music ia Philadelphia. Dur,
Schalfers viii Introduce some new rea-
lures into their performance.
Marie Tempest Will make her FIRST APP
p%'aranrc On the west side Monday night
at the Grand Opera-Eouse. She will ap-
pear In her old part Of France sea In THE
Fencing Master" De koven and Smiths
,omic opera; she WIN be SuiP9rted b..
c'ng Master" viii be staged as hand
Somrly AZ it was at The Casino. The
orchestra at the Grand Opcra-liouse
"""irhUes Maid Of Plymouth, %iay NJ.
Greene AMI Thomas Pearsnll Thorne's
comic opera. remains at the broadway
Theatre. 1t has done we'll during the past
v%orites In New York, and appeal very
strongly to lovers of music. Miss Jessie
Bartlett Davis has made a great hit as
Masconoma and Margaret Reid sings
At proctor's Theatre neat week the
rroSramrrr viii Include TIlson and
Err9i, IT, rriGr"St boIsGr%ukXX; Elsie
Ruth pnycuport, the Bark Zen Arh-
NETS, !iitie Dutton, McGee and Grim
Nuns, irof. Norris and hts pony show,
the biz Four, l'illy Carter, Marie Maut,
the Mccarthys and the Del Mnnninss.
she" II drumltiIatiun Of Rider llag-
E Sm r T'S HH,o Wi', Go "r tine a rha sn,r. n %,r.
lures will show the Imperial city of
kor on II moonlight night; the venom
tainted swamp of %nnI'harH' tn" rocky
coast, with tn" negro head on the far
of pr"unonulury; the S-rp"nlis cave
where ia" hul-uut dance takes place,
and the death OF she in the pillar of
fire.
our Country Cousins" Paul NJ. Pot
trr's comedy. win enter upon the third
week of its ram at the Ly"eum Theatre
Monday light. 1t has been greatly i'm
proved by the VARIOUS changes that have
been madr III /! since it's initial perform
ancc. \ comedy 10y iintro aud Il COM
cdy drama by AN American author VIII
he the successors OF The play in due
COURSE.
Th" first anniversary ~ the Empire
Theatres opening will tNkr place next
"Wednesday, evening. and 1t win not be
forgotten hN Charles friedman. MI.
Fruhmau, II appri,rs, mas prepared u
souvenir Of surh marvellous h'hut, hat
.Ie may be snii TO- nAyn fairly out-aqMve-
doing II capital business. and win remain
at this h"us" Tor a long time,
At the standard Th"Lti" "CharIey's
Aunt .stIil "an."s laughter. ~" one
TAX" pldr" H,'' month, and the cad will
not h" even then Brandon Thomas, the
Mnlh"r of this farce, ny written = neat
lllti" letter to Charles Friedman, in
NnItn ltt SAYS Ihlt ns has heard from