The evening world., 1888-10-02

sars," q military march, led by Miss Helen
HARRINGTON had to be repeated several times he
fore the play could proceed, and when James
Sturges sang his topical song I" You Know" the
house fairly came down with applause. The sup
learock, as Nortier, made a realistic conspirator.
Newton Chisneli. as Caderousse the innkeeper,
provoked an unusual amount of laughter. Among
the ladies' OF the company who scored hits were
Miss BERTHE Crawford as Mercedes; Miss Susie
Parker, as Marietie; MISS Pauline Sanlerson, as
Capt. Edgar, aud Miss Lizzie snyder, as Carconte.
BIJou THEATRE.
"Ka,ti, the Family Help, as impersona,ed by
unique and pleasing character. Her bewiiderinR
jargon OF English and German words and combine
charming. Harry Bell as Richard Fluffy, me jeai-
Gus, bald-neaded husband OF La sslph,de,
late Of the Aihambra, was extremely funny,
apostropbised The air with ia Marriage a FALL
ure :" the audience, which had lett standing room
at a ptemium, was beside itself with applause and
laughter. and THE EVENING WORLD was very
evidently remembered. George Lauri, ~ Finnkin
their song. "Larks OF Long Ago, " must have been
appreciated by many sedaie heads of FANNY Ia the
cored, and ''Katu" can be
STAR THEATRE.
The Star Theatre was as full as It comfortably
could be last night, and everybody laughed oil the
t Sawn the eS snTss,n was s, up ls MSse the Se ssT's,n , Sss
had cen. Hzig-Zag" was The particular pro-
uuClIbu CAuSlhk M thn - kttu
its name from the cratic and methodless
course OF It's events. Its merit is due to The
through il. Miss Annie lloyd as Flirt, the incor-
rigible. Il most conspicuous, and among the many
things she does well is a bit of the 'Nadjy L" ballet
scene. Alice Z. Johnson, Kittie Hill, Samuel
Reed, Joseph OFT, Fred L. Queen, Alfred C.
Wneelan, Terney and Wayne the Dashaway
Brothers) and II pretty levy OF singing and dancing
| girls MI out all the other requirements OF the
sparkling, musical, nonsensical medley. Zig
Tag D Is down for a wo-weeks run.
DocKsTADERs
Master Harri, whom DockstaderIs calls the male
| Patti, was an agreeable addition to the minstrel en-
| tertainment last night. The hoy has a delightful
voice, birdiike in Its clearness and absolutely cor
| rect. He was very warmly appiauded and made a
strong hit. HI rendered an air from Robert le
Dtable " IN an admirable manner Doces'ader has
ROSTER & BIAI's.
! Messrs. Koster Il Rial last night. Theodore
Hoch played the cornet, Miss Blanche Marsden
sang, James o,conor held forth III hi. own . pssu.
pleasant amount OF laughter.
GRAND orERA-HoUsE.
Miss Clara Morris appeared in 'Renee de Moray"
at the Grand opera-house last night. The play is
GATED by them. Frederic de Befievilie as the
Count gave "a capital performance. Mas Matte
Earle 40 the duchess de San Lucca was extremely
effective.
THEATRE coMIQUE.
Comique, Harlem, last night. Evans and Hoey
oouvulsed the house aud pretty little Minnie
French as Innocent Kidd had everything her own
way as far as the audience was concerned.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
"A DARK Secret " began a two weeks engage
ment at the Peoples Theatre last night. The
Henley regatta scene as usual created n good deal
Of enthusiasm. The play will undoubtedly draw
crowded houses,
WINDSOR.
On the Frontier " was the play at the Windsor
last night, with James NJ. Hardie, Sarah Won Leer
and ten sioux Indians in the cast. The play was
well received. The scenery was good and the
company fairly competent.
ITALIA THEATRE.
rOver the Garden Wall " kept q large audience
in perpetual smiles at ii. X. Jacobs's Thalia Thea
tire last night. Dan Mason and James, Russell did
some very funny work as SnitZ and Bridget. There
| WAS q good cOmnanY. and the enpaRemGnt Will