The evening world., 1889-01-29

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night. A large audience gave the comedian a
cordial welcome. The work of Miss st. George
HnssSy as " the lady that does the c%leanin, was
GRAND oPERA-nousE.
Louis James and Miss Marie Wainwright ap-
pTeGareJJ Vat at t tsS Grand 2EGrHIJ li?nsc lat night in
ing impereonation Of Rosalind. which was dis
cussed IN these columns when il was first made
known at the Star Theatre recently. was well re-
celved. The company If n good one.
SIBLo's.
,"Harbor Lights " began a two weeks run at
Niblo's, last night, with every indication Of sue
cess. Handsome scenery has been provided for
company. The. stirring situations werc shown
with considerable vigor. "Harbor Lights" il
still popular.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
Dan Mccarthy and c.. D.. McCnll's oompnny
appeared in True Irish Hearts - at the Third
Avenue Theatre last night. Gus Reynolds gave
an M SmMH MIS- F;n impsrs 40 Ki,,, Tf IGnty L9nisap,
effective.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Paul Kapyar, was the attraction at the Peo-
well received, and the audience last night loudly
applSuded the dramatic %climNxcs. Joseph Ha-
Turner IN Diane and Ralph Delmore as Gouroc.
TONY PASTORS.
The usual excellent bill prevailed at Tony
Pastors, last night. Tony pastor sang, the
let Er' GOV iHSHinncs and VidocsTT made s o.
accidental remarks, the Fonto B0ni Brothers
gave come limitations Of ,lc.Gr,Itone1 bells, and
Prof. Harper introduced his Mcthmorphoses. ~
ITALIA THEATRE.
The Silver Age, " n new play Nv John G. Will
son. one of the authors of ''.Nor,eck. was pro-
d.uced at the Thalia Theatre last night by Edwin
extremely sensational. The scenes are laid in
IdghG and the principal interest centres around
PLAYS the part Of a villain very effectively. The
play IL in the hands of a good company and is
BIJou THEATRE.
Natural Gas" was nj the Bijou last night.
Donnelly. and Girard are such excellent fun
makers that the stupidity of the play itself is
one, composed 81 bright, clever specialists, with
abundant vitality Ben Collins DID some adj
vulsed the audience.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
THE Two Sisters,'' by Dcnman Thompson
and George Ryer, a play that il now known in
last night. Eugene O. Jepson aud Myron Calico
appear very advantaGeously III this play, which
points a moral and adorns a tale very pleasantly.
STAR THEATRE.
The Howard Athcnmum Specially Company at
the star Theatre. last night gave the excellent
entertainmept for which this company has
t~eresting features on the programme. The
house was II good one.
STANDARD THEATRE.
1.-THE Pearl of Pekin " was last night trans
The, performance, went remarkably smoothly.
THE Pearl of Pekin " has become a favorite.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
There was n long and interesting performance
At ,t,i KG,tsr \ xo Binlt tbd last oo Misht' E Among The at
the three Martens and the four Carries.
Brooklyn THEATRE.
DoSipa Volyou apnnoraI Iogt ovon;n1 AZ .lo 7 40
Avenue Academy Of, Music in three, of the little
comedies with wh Mifn she has nTn made de the public
"A Game Of Card" and "a KEopgh Diamond"
ing room only was hung out fifteen minutes
before the performance begun.
The chappies who are left disconsolate since
t:%!1 '' ,pr"sssntsd b Sy \ Ri"sA I IN his q
e S"snn s"STff through this doubie dose "'" 81 bur- ,nT.
lesqpe It becomes evident that BroolIynites are
The old and new members Of the - Corsair :.
cast all found favor with the audience, and
frankie Kemble, who has lately ceased tn scin-
tillate ~ u star. was a prime favorite from the
first.
Camplell's most successful play. The White
Slave under the management of Harry Ken
ledy.' was presented AZ the .tIaiI opera
House last night, and will remain for five more
nights and two matinces. The cast il n fair one,
including Jennie Karsncr. Jennie Carroll, Nelly
Donald, Milton lIoblee. Charles White and ether
good people. In the, fourth act, on the Missis-
sippi steamer. Brooklyn's own genuine colorcd
quartet, the Excelsiors. sang many, Of their
songs and glees. receiving hearty applause. IS
usual, the storm of real water was effective. and
rs soon as the curtain fell on the act men started
ont from all parts of the house to zee il it was
really raining.
Unlike most dramas. used az n vehicle to dis
play the peculiar talents of any specially artist,
u Casper the Yodler, - in which Charles y. Ellis
opened what promises h. be u week Of big bust
| ness at ProctOr's Brooklyn Theatre last even
ing. ia q play containing an interesting story.