The evening world., 1895-05-04
OUR THEATRES NEXT week.
Richard Maps6eld's Production Of
The King Of Puru
Engagement Of the Tavary Grand
Opera Company.

The novelty OF the coming week will be at the
Ghrrick Theatre. where Richard Mansneld will pre-
sent Louis n. Parker's romantic comedy. THE
King Of Peru" There will be public dress re.
h"arsils NJ this play Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. and on Thursliy the frst regular per-
formance will occur. Monday night will be de-
voted to Prince Karl"
At the Star Theatre. where the New York Grand
English Opera Company is holding forth. the rep.
ertoire for the coming week will be as follows
Monday. "Cayalleria Ru.ticana' and the hrst act
OF ''TrAviata;" Tuesday. Faust" Wednesday,
I'll Tro'atoie;" Thursday, The bohemian Girl"
Friday. Faust" Saturday matinee. "Traviata."
and Saturday night Fra Davolo"
Tine Tavary Grand Opera Company begins an
engagement at the Grand opera House Monday
night with Nine Marie Basta Tavary as the
prima donna soprano. The repertoire will be:
Monday. "Rigo!et;o'' and ''Csvalleria;" :" Tuesday
and Saturday. "Trovators" Wednesday matinee.
Martha" Wednesday night and Saturday after.
noon Carmen" Thursday. THE Bohemian
| Grl'' and Friday. "Cavaeria" and 'Pag .!acci."
At Hoyts Theatre cissy Fitzgerald is still arch
and pleasing as we'll as kickative Her winks
are still as profuse and she Is Just as
| popular. The Founding and The Man Up
stairs are stll the plausible excuses for going
to Hoyts. But Cissy is. of course, the real
drawing card
| ''Pudd nhead Wilson remains at the Herald
| Square Theatre. The play is doing very well.
for Mark Twains reputation halos 1t. The sec
end OF the entertainments called Songs IL
| Illustrated and Illuminated will be given to-mor-
row night w d. Greene. the monologuist and
@. p. Braun. the whistler. will appear.
The amber ballet and the "Triiby' panto-
mime -quadrile are the best features OF Aladdin
| Jr.' at the Broadway Theatre. David Abrahams.
| the cat Is host In himself. and 1t takes halt
a dozen encores to bring out all the grotesque
| eccentricities which has in stock Svengali.
The burles1ue is doing very well.
| Little Robin Hood and the sugimota troupe
| OF Japanese remain next week at the Imperial
Music Hall Other attractions will be Bocksom
and Burns. Balsay and Durand. the Gardiner
brothers. Kelly and Ross the Irish comedians;
| the Two Clippers Ward and Curran in their
| funny specially, and others.
| His wifes Father will be played for the
| seventy NTH time at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
| Friday night. and in the language OF the box
| ONCE. the comedy knows disturbing in
| huen"e" Mr.. Crane wears placid and perpet-
| uai smile. He feels that be has come across
another Senator" and such plays are scarce.
| The attraction at Proctor's Theatre next week
| will be Hurley and Wilson. Mile Petrescu
| James F. Hoey Bonnie Thornton. Harris and
Walters. Daisy Mayer, and her band OF picka
| ninnies: Masaud and Marba. Maud Raymond, the
| La Porte sisters. Bentley and Greve, Mabel Hud-
| son. German and West. and the Majiltons.
| La Perchole' will be sung during the com
| ing week at Abbey's Theatre. 1t has been very
we'll received and Lillian Russell is reins,alled
| in her old place in the metropolitan public's
affection THE TzRane," DE Kovcn and Smiths
new comic opera will be sung for the hrst time.
May IL , .I,t!
Miss camille d Arvie begins a weeks engage
ment at Hammerste!ns Harlem Opera House Mon
day night. in Madeleine. or the Magic Kiss"
For Tuesday night the members OF the Mecca
Temple or the Mystic shrine have bought the
entire lower portion Of the theatre. which will be
| handsomely decorated
The Twentieth Century Girl returns to the
metropolis Monday night. and begins an engage
ment at the B!jou Theatre In the Company will
he Dan DAILY who has replaced Edward Stevens
Mollie Fuller. John 7. Kelly. Al II. Wilson, Harry
Kelly Archie Crawford Katharine I.ingard. Chris
tine Blessing Lillian Thurgate and Chrissie Car
lyle.
David A. Scullys comedy drama Special De-
| livery" will be the play at the Peoples Theatre
next week. 1t was originally at the Column
bus Teatre, where 1t did very well. Its scenic
features include view of the interior OF the
mail delivery department OF the New York
Post-o,ce, and Harlem Bridge by moonlight.
Captain Paul remains at the Fourteenth
street Theatre 1t was originally booked to run
there for two weeks. but Manager Rosenquest
considers that 1t is a success and will keep 1t
as long as he can. A large theatre party con.
sistins OF people from the Brooklyn Navy-Yard
will Captain Paul." next week
"A Trip to Chinatown" will enliven next week.
audiences at the Columbus Theatre. Harlem.
In the cast will he Harry Conor, George Richards.
Richard Karl, Julius p. Witmark, George Beyton.
Harry Gifoil. +. Waller, Charles Horsweil. Will
lam Morse, Enc Atherton Geraldine McCann,
Lillian Markham. Bessie Clayton and Sadie Kirby.
TOO Mitch johnson" remains at the STANDARD
Theatre. We have been saying that week after
week for many months. but 1t is still absolutely
true, 1t will stay there until the warm weather
irives it away. but the weather will have to be
very ferocious before It pefsuie people to
absent themselves from this laughter producer.
Sowing the Wind" the most successful OF
sydney Grundy's plays. will be revived at the
Empire Theatre Monday night. This is the sex
against sex play that appealed so persistently to
the matinee srlss Henry Miller will be seen in
his old part OF Brabazon, and Viola Allen will be
again cast for the role OF Rosamund.
Nesta Tilley will sing new character song at
Tony Pastors Monday night. entitled I'm the
Latest Imitation OF the Prince" Other features
of the programme will be David waraeId, Sam
Bernard Estele Wellington, John and Nellie Nc.
Carthy, Carr and Jordan Fannie Leslie. the Mar
,inettis, Fannie Mora and the La Verde sisters.
At Roster 4 Balls next week the entertainers
will he the Craggs. Fritz Edwards in a sketch
called The Little German Band" Stelling and
Revell, Eugene Fousere, the Rossow brothers,
Ivan Tschernor and his trained dogs; the Meers
brothers. Hill and Hull. Marion Hayes and
Marion. and the Sisters Don.
The Fatal Card is doing remarkably we'll at
the Academy OF Misic. The audiences reyel In
the big bomb scene. and several occasions 1t
looked though they would have liked 1t encored
There are numerous calls for the actors at every
performance 1t is rare that melodrama has such
a cast
The two hundred and hitieth performance OF
Little Christopher will be celebrated at Pal
mer's Theatre Monday night, The souvenirs will
be handsome silver-mounted pin-cushions Since
its transportation from the Garden to Palmer
Theatre. Little Christopher has blossomed forth
very yeriantly.
''Trllby" is still packing the Garden Theatre at
every pertormance-wednesd matiIees included.
The Wednesday matinee is the best. AS a rule,
the potent attraction lacks patronage Wednes-
day afternoon. 'Trilby' is the exception. II is
the play OF the season. and It captures the women
That's the point