The evening world., 1889-10-08

THEATRE CoMIoUE.
1.-THE Spider and Fly. "a I" spectacular bur-
lesoue, pantomimique Extravaganza, in q pro-
logue and three acts, was presented last night
AZ the Theatre Comique, Harlem. for the first
time in this city. The authors are Robert
Fraser and William Gill. The audience at the
Comioue was large and appreciative. The
.necialties in THE Spider and Fly " were par
ticularly interesting, and the cast n good one.
Mics Bessie Cleveland az. Progrissa, the queen
Of the modern fairies, Mile. Dorst ~ Dorothy
and trieste az a dancing master did good work,
Some pretty girls appeared as Newport fairies,
Vassar girls and cash girls.
TONY PASTORS.
Reilly and Woods new big show drew a large
audience to Tony Pastors last night. The pro-
gramme was extremely interesting, .Bellonini,
: clever i C4s6dsivd FROM mt the ,n hon dom AlfRs notSras
NReili s" Franeil s'J julia a" and A ffreSa wood 90 III The e tRPeS
SSooSS fic a Partisan mimic: Miss II eHtetNSiiIi Mi.
lfrl the l g%fff PS, t Eeiily1 D sant HSTt, dPy y9Ws,S and d
highly enjoyable entertainment.
THIRD AvENuE THEATRE.
True Irish Hearts" an Irish picturesque
drama in hve acts, was the ATTRACTION az the
was Ianty Lannigsn and Miss Ada BoteI was
Kitty Brady. 7. ?. sullivan introduced some
songs in the real Irish language, and jigs and
reels galore.
STANDARD THEATRE.
Henry dd =; = RiSey Appeared : red oi II os "The r ssrsn
sentation i'll two parts and eight tableaux, at
the Standard Theatre last night. A large and
A criticism of the performance will appear in
The EVENING WORLD on Thursday.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Herrmann's Tranaatlantique Vaudeville Com
pany drew an enormous audience, to the Union
Square Theatre last night, and the present Gu
gage%1Yent . bids d., , far d to d ~ his g the b atGC, $ :
the Bijou.. Herr Tholen, with his electric cara,
nose nosSr and he'd h. bo init, WIS Gs. a Wi funny ny AZ h, eye fon and
siderable gufto.. Miss Carrie Tutein had a top
to the Worlds Fair. and little Freddie, the child
phenomenon, did as much in ten minutes as a
grown man could have done in an hour
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Miss Cora Tanner. charming and versatile as
ever. appeared at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
last night in Fascination, a play by Robert
tbsasro WIZ ihH' S SonJ Ri6GST1SSiSs iass Ssas0n t 4 i4ss
Coote'a excellent work as the Rev. Mr.. ColIey,
was Lord Isley. p. A. Anderson the Count La
grange, and Miss Eleanor Carey, Mrs. Deleman.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
pro oJEsTsdi' a. z P sSs y %it taS late r Rssa M"r w{sS Miss Tss
An Ey Pixley, r Z e p 2ie1 1n sbSgP%sd tbd fH S%5ieno e.
the best members of the supporting company.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
Kellar drew q large audience to the Grand
Opera-House last night and sent it home at the
mystifed. The Spanish Students did some good
work, and the assistance rendered the magician H
big weeks business.
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
Little Lord Fauntleroyn is the second at
traction offered by Oscar Hammerstein. to the
Russell \ as Adrie Enrol RI and de1,ghtedi
the maternal and paternal hearts in the house.
Mrs aBurnetts play was well staged.
BIJoU THEATRE.
The Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specially
Company began an engagement at the Bijou
last night. There was a large audience present
Guiding little Ida Heath, Wood and Sheppard,
the Irwin Sisters and dutch DAILY.
woRTH's MUSEUM.
An excellent stage entertainment was given at
Worth,s Museum yesterday by, the All Star
Specially Company. AmGng the features of
Matthews and Harris, Frapklyn and Adams;
Francis. Evelyn, Emil Miller, st. Julien, La
Petite Maude and Edgar Clarence.
ROSTER AND Balls.
Yank-H o and Omene, Japanese ''illusionists, "
recently seen at the Union Square Theatre, APP
PEeGared at Roster \ Bis AfS co Ry;Ifa h ella last night;
Braatz brothers were also there.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Henry Lee produced The Suspect at the
Peoples Theatre last night for the first time in
popular house. Mr.. Lee in his various Disguise
pleased the house aud ELECTED a grestdeal Of ap-
Minnie Seligman did some conscientious work.
So did Harry MainhGll.
DoRIss EIGHTH AVENUE MUSEUM.
Seymour. the mind reader, continues this
week as the star attraction at Doriss Eighth
Avenue Museum. Nh. Seymour will perform n
wonderful test this week, that OF playing any
tune Oh q violin which any person in, the audi
ence may think of. determining what the tune
is, by placing, his hand OH the subjects forehead.
Objects in the Cnrio Hall are Eta Lake. the
elastic-skin woman, o tattooed half man.
Bohemian glass blowers. who presenttheir work
to the ladies free of. charge. All Indian encamp-
ment and other curiosities. In the theatorium
is an excellent comedy company. including Mr..
and Mrs. Lacy. This j. positively the last week
in New York of Seymour.
HARLEM MUSEUM.
Doris's Harlem Museum is fas. grow n : IN