The evening world., 1889-01-22

Harry Lacy, assisted by his finely trained
h0,sgi aaRTd an LAY qHernGe human company; Pre-
Academy OF Music last night to- al. apparently
MSil pleased astemblage OF Eastern, D,,strigtity-.
Mmmis, as MSn3i E,t the scene r IN TniSh thG hoftS,
s. 600 steam fire engine wg~ the great feature,
the play does not depend ON, these effects alone.
coived well. mcrited curtain calls. lc indica-
tons were last hight that this would be n good
week for the Lee.
York brethren, the Brooklyn chappics turned out
in full force to welcome the London Gacty Com.
seems SIS a shame that 30 clever a company Of
Sna . %GrSS lifting vehicle T. show Ptl ihetr r:
mcralda,,'. which was, last nights bill, Nellie
FnlIcn, lirtatiops and bright. mud, Fred Leslie,
light OF limb and full OF witty asileS, were roy
ally welcomed and responded To the numerous
Gnc9reS, with untiring Willingness. Lsttio
a,iTn : uah,lIg AZ n o y r nnF nrc w or ra cyGt IL %' ti HIn
ct the tG{n,lfrhSria" S Fsm mas H y. fSf1 re, Of I'm
MortalS. sun spirits and snow goblins, with
rapid transformations from sunny green TO icy
iastnesses il! the Arctic zo,tre, are SOME. Of the
was produced last evening at the Amphion
Academy TO u large and apprcciatiye audience.
s inT rlSy ''t Iranst" nra,"t ;Io Sr'''''E S" uyI' bSi let's,
grotesauc dances, Eymnastics and other
e]tfGtGras, and is sGHmmG harry pIe %f,oS 20 OF nSntomn}TrSS ,,
~ aNhhhhf"t N''NNR "'' ~
ccssful run Turing the week, and vii! be sue
credcd by the Morria-Fetter company in The
novel Of Cruelty Her"
Roland Reed in David D.. .Lloyd's four-act
AUDIENCE to the Grand opcra-Hom.e last even
ing. The play is by far the best that Reed has
hi ifSsSfPi to- iEe ' GOOD taTG S]%nsIitie S'r Of the 2i T Jay and tn; the
popularity of the actors. Reed, as SAM
mel Enndy, the woman haier, y@s fun
pany were excellent in their. lespectiye parts.
Miss Minnie Monk as Mrs. Walton, "a widow
in search OF number three, ." made one of the hits
of the evening.
The McCaull Opera Company began its annual
last nignt', Nth the pTod%cti?nr S of syI;
or the Tiger ?" adapted from Frank STOCK.
TONS sketch of the same name. DE Wolf
particular star Of the evening and kept the audi
cnce in convulsive laughter From the rise to the
ter, Marion Mnnola looked, her ]pEcttiest and
sang her sweetest. Laura JoyCe-Bell, Annie
MM Ny J & DE Al, A1SshIi Ills EN- EIE SIrcd 0md H.,
cast and rendered the music admirably. The
costumes and scenery were rich and appropriate.
At Jacobs,s. Brooklyn Theatre last night
Byrne and WallackS decentralization Of Uncle
Toms Cabin . was prescnted with MIilt G. l3ar-
low in the title role. The new version of the
which gave the piece such . st,ong political
turn in It's earlier days of the Towards, and the
comedy lines are neat ana 1nllO oil genuine nulnOr,
characteristic of the extreme South and equally
extromc New England. The scene which depicts
the brave GeorGe Harris ard his mulattO wife,
Eliza, escapDg IRON Lcgree's agents across the
icC-bound dream il remarkably vivid. The
company is far above mediucrity.
The drama of :" Nobody's Claim, - at Proctor's
Brooklyn Theatre last evening, was well mounted
and the scenic. arrangement was complete in
every detail. The leading role, in the hands of
Joseph j. bowling, n pRinstaking actor, was in
vested With great naturalness. Sadie Hasson
s~lstains the reputation, for conscientious work
which she earned in - Never Say Die - last sea-
son. Otis Shattuck, who IN in his second sea-
son with MIR. bowling, has developed into a
clever actor.
Holmess Standard Museum has become a
family resort, and his amusement-room is
crowded twice each day by ladies and children.
Last evening The Two Wanderers, - an intense
melodrama, was produced, and new and effect
i've scenery was introduced to lend yigor to the
striking tableaux. Late in the week 1.-The Ont
cast will be revived, with new scenic effects
and q strong cast. In the curio hall is a variety
of attractions, including the wonderful picture