The evening world., 1889-09-24
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
ATTRACTIVE COMEDY AND OPERA IN NEW
YORK AND BROOKLYN.

VI IVE u NhNAGb ~ NJ ~ h"V
Peoples TheatPe-CopIurer Miller at
Dockaiader's-" Sweet Lavender" Pro-
duced fer tho Delectation Of West-Siders
Louis James In "~virGlnius "-One OF
Hoyt's Farce.Comedies at the BIjou.
The athletic farce-comedy. Lister On" was
produced at the Fourteenth Street Theatre last
night with Hallen and Hart ~ the stars and the
usual farcc-comedy accomplishments. There are
some very clever specially people in the piece,
which Ia anything but a play. There Is no plot,
and perhaps the people in the cast would be
hompered by such I'll article. Miss Anna Lewis
did some good soubrette work.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
Louis James appeared at the Windsor Theatre
long while without Miss Marie wainwrig6t, his
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PEOPLES THEATRE.
s,c c%its fer S.e, wife. sns |; t @s, T D4oSu CT John ii t 1;
to do with "Thc Hypocrits. which was. pro;
fTFSS sstr ton: s WIS ago go Mir the F9 SsTt sansat Ssnsft
stevens himself played the leading role. Flor.
snnse Elmore was his support Miss MMary Gray
did some good work. Wife Tor M,ife" was
Bnou THEATRE.
was produced at the Biiou Theatre last niVht,
and was well received: The chorus Hide
The company was a good one.
GRAND oPERA.HousE
The dainty little play Sweet Lavender " was
presented at the Grand opera;Hqnse last night,
SMf Mia " Lester D %ss f,p HSSfa4s Slf. 's'{ s"ses ts1snd s@@
OperA- House will undoubtedly be q proRperouB
one.
THEATRE coMIouE.
Rcdmund and Barry presented their war play,
called " Hsrminie; or, The Cross Of Gold, Of
apprcciatiye fndiSnss: Hor9iniP !: noEE
was acceptAbly played last night.
DocKsrADER's.
7. Richard Miller, a couiurcr; Miss CAtharine
Nelson and her trained aoEs. and Miss Hattie
al bockstadSr's. lat night, Miller Ia a clever
cGromanoer.,, His card tricks we're excellent
TONY PASTORS.
Harry Kernell's Variety Company drew an
enormous audience to Tony Pastors Theatre
last night: IN fact standing room Vas at a pre-
Queen vaSSar and tho Thiomar sisters we're on
the programme. Some extremely good work
was done, and Harry Kernoll is going to have a
Large week.
WORMS MUSEUM.
.Zamooa, the Indian box mystery;. McKenna.
the human ostrich; Carlos and Renden. broken
glass acrobats; Rob Roy. the elongationalist,
and Mayo, the dwarf. we're a few Of the features
seen at Worth's Museum yesterday. Tho Palace
Vaudeville troupe gave ali excellent stage per-
formhnce.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
Faust on Time, y Fred Solomon's new bur-
les1uc, was the principal attraction at Roster
& Balls concert hall last night. IL made q
good impression. The. musical. portion OF the
burlesque was especially edifying. There was
the usual variety programme.
DoRIs's HARLEM MUSEUM.
Doris's Harlem Museum, on 'Thir avenue
near One Hundred and Twenty-hfth street, is
going to be largely patronized, Among the
twenty-five. star attractions" Mr.. Doris an
nounces, at this Museum are aix MORGAN canni-
balls, BalborniA fire-kinR, the Hungarian gypsy
band, and Hearn and McGills Comedy Company
in hourly stage performance.
DoRIss EIGHTH AVENUE MUSEUM.
Mr.. Doris. now a very busy museum man. has
nj his big Eighth avenue house a Hungarian
gypsy band, Mexican mandolin PLAYERS. Prot.
FitzGerald's mArionette and Graham 4 Arnotts
Comedy Company in hourly stage performances.
GRAND MUSEUM.
George France and Miss Lulu Delmay are the
attractions at the Grand Museum this week in
q sensational drama called "A Black Game. "
In the cAst are also EDWARD Barnes, George
Rice, Ed Banker. Martin Joice, Rose B~rookway
and Lillian Tucker.
AMBERd's THEATRE.
Herr Streltmann appeared in THE Beg
gar Student at AmberE'R Theatre last night,
and the same enthugiaHm that was manitested
tor his Gypsy Baron " greeted his efforts.
Fraulein XimmermAnn also sang admirably, and