The evening world., 1889-10-17
IN THE DRAMATIC WORLD.
sALvINl's MAGNIFICENT WORK AS THE
JEALOUS MOOR.

Salvini appeared in "Othello" at Palmer's
Theatre last night and had the satisfaction of
playing to a very large and extremely tumultu-
GUS audience. In fact his impersonation Of the
cruel Moor is more interesting than his Samson.
because it IL better known. Many of the
audience at Palmer's evidently knew their
- Othello" pretty much by heart; they
had, moreover. seen sGlvini before in
the play. Novelty. with an Italian
speaking actor, ia rather dangerous. Sal
vlnl's Othello IL . magnificent piece of work.
electrifying an audience. The actor is most re:
passion, in the frenzied results OF his unreason-
ing sj Iea q, \; In his scene WITH 1ihSF q When S Gd the
meHdsble; but these subtler moments have I'M.
4Gu6tedly been better shown iEU M by Ame eE and
is the most exact, Why should the brutal Moor
have many subtle moments, Why should a
S %SSI s sSa1en' be sf Ssm MssERH' Sit e ts Ss ,d H%a' OF P y
i rqsfitS sa u. seiay tha aRi n0l Sns Of S SsRfl5f has rs IA a
fair SupPorting company; Miss May Brooklyn
WIT W.T. a SnS f 6sSas% IN an eI sSlHH nsT S and Wheeling Keeling :
stranger. while John Malone waA Iago.
prietor Of the new Harlem Qpera-House, is
HH SS,nt talked e iii n b sse rsmembs slrslef has Mr. an.
opportunity Of seeing ct his house the kendHls,
Jefferson and Florence, and BOOTH and
atein, in order to secure these great attractions.
has offered to them the gross receipts Of his
theatre during their engagement!
Alexander ComstocA. manager Of the Academy
Of Music, has been Ill for several days. Now he
graces the Academy once more and backs "old
Miss vernona. Jarbeau uhe discoverer of
STn Ta1aS t "A Palma has iT ut SS sT so%S.S a new eIt} PIsS
"strictiy. ConfdentiaII.'" The story il said to
j SsHt ! With oh the %sF pss. d in sSs N vie. MR r, S6RIsnSS
has flied In his plsV with a number
q eccentric ohSrHcters and ! is upon them
besSu.. l aSys neHPi Mss St }ssbe sHSsA attSrs &C! o'1s' lie s1 in
her acting rather thar in personal charms. She
h Is more sh1 ar ordinRs an|s sO Sa. lT sst,Ts5 hut H. t not a
thanks, aw daIga NAp'u' mas 's'Ne' IT, 'n'n'
Kellar the magician, will be, seen for Ave con-
Then he goes to California, IN which remote
region his colleague. HERMANN, is at present
Keilar in one season. the C~aiifornians can be
said to have had their share Of black art.
Carmenclta,, is now captivating the Phiiadel;
phians. RolosSy. Kiralfy and his "Antlope"
have been besieRing the Quaker City,
The benefit to Charles Bishops widow occurs
at the Star Theatre this afternoon.
Cingueralll. the clever juRgler who was seen
here last season in connection with the Howard
AthenRum Specially Company, is said TO be
crippled in Berlin. During one of his teatt he
injured himself very seriously, and it is possible
that he may not be able to appear on the stage
again. 1t is, however, possible that he may
bring o COMPANY to this country next season.
''She and Dora" Dockstader's burlesque on
- ShepRpdoah." was made known at Dock
stader's Theatre last night, and met with sue
ce y. In ii are u number OIL war songs which are
c~spitally sung. Some OF the lines are quite
clever.
tottaS pretty HapSing SbI lsncinE Smis WY
ment ut the Eden Musee won success from the
start. They are attired in graceful and hand
some costumes and make q picturesque appear
ance. The fencing Of eight Of the girls IL very
skllful. while the fantastic Hungarian dances
of the others attract attention.