The evening world., 1888-05-01

Opera House In this city. There was n large au-
dience. "neld 10y the Enemy" Is evidently des-
tiued TO endure Tor sumr time to come. William
Gillette appeared M MIR. Bean, the corr, spondent;
Miss Viola Alien m ale her first APPEARANCE In tins
Susan was charmlngly Played by Mis- Minnie Du-
pres. "lleld by the knenly will not be seen in
IN \ city again Tor some time tn cOiuc.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The Boston Howard AtneuGum star speci atty
Company b gan an engagement AZ the Academy Of
Music las night. There were plenty OF attractions,
tncluding Adams, & sey and Howard, %'rednei
musical artists and vocalisis;' the Fontc- Born
Brothers, VINO gave a rather novel performance;
sweeney and lylanh, not very hilarious lri.h
with u concert ma, aud emf. and Madame Ma
nlngo, VINO appeared on u wire. Carl Hertz did not
give lie Cocoon " as advertised.
GRAND orEKA-HoUsE.
Nat c. Goodwin appeared at the Grand Opera
House last night In the farce called :" Lend Me Five
Snillings " and Marx Meeiord's farclcal comedy,
''TurRed Up" As Mr.. Golightlv IN the former ana
Caraway Bones, undertaken and general dealer, IN
the last II tmed play, MIR. Goodwin was rs funny as
ever. lie was ~capitally supported by Miss Marion
Erie. a very clever actress, Miss Esttllc Mortimer,
j. b. Mason, Charl,s Coote aud Il. +. GOODWIN.
PooIE's THEATRE.
There was n large audience at Poole's Theatre
last night to witness the four-act melodrama - Az
ter Seven Years, " IN which Daniel A. Kelly assumes
hve different characters. The supporting COM
pany was II good one. Little Gcrtie Iiidy took the
part Of Bessie with great success. Tremendous
applause assisted the nero In his plrt-in fact the
audience was as enthusiastic ~ the audiences at
i . Htutihll hlt
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
After Its travels in this city, Williamsburg and
Harlem, Sydney Rosenields comedy, . Possible
Case, I" settled down at the Madison Square Theatre
last night for u run, which, from appearances,
should he a long one. The mouse was crowned to
the doors. The play Is just the kind that one eX-
audience from the start. Laughter and applause
were constant, and recall after recall was given.
NJ. A. Kennedy played the part OF Otto
Brinckerhon, with a deli hlfully uncirous humor,
and Robert Hiiliard. as Allan Weeks, was IN agree
able triner. Frank Burbeck, rs Lawrence Gould,
and w. H.. Thompson, Hs Sehor de Nidas, also did
well. Genevieve Lytton made q pretty Violet Men,
doZa, Dorothy Dorr was at once spirited and natural
as Ethel Sorrero, and Leila Wolstan made a charm-
ing young girl.
TONY PASTORS.
"The New Karl, " a four-act comedy, introduc-
Ing Charles A, Gardner, the German dialect come.
dian, was produced at Tony PASTORS Theatre
last night with much success. MIR. Gardner sang
some capital songs. lie was fairly well supported.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
''Lost in London " was seen by a large audience
at II. X Jacobss laird Avenue Theatre last nlgnt.
Mr.. Newton Beers AZ heroic Job Armroyd won the
lion's share OF applause.
wALLACK's.
London Assurance was given at Wallack's
last night, beginning the last week OF the CON-
pany's existence.
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Joseph Murphy appeared In The Kerry Cow ,
at the Theatre tomique, Harlem. last night. Mr..
Murphy ID so idenniitd with this play that comment
upon his performance Is uunecessaIy.