The evening world., 1889-04-09
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
WHAT THE MANAGERS OF TWO CITIES ARE
PRESENTING.

can Iron Greed >, ut the Fsurteenth Street
Theatre" Reubsn else - AZ the wtnd.
ser-Mrs. Potter at NibIo's-" Natural
Gaso ut the Grand. and Mrs. LauGtry
At the Brsoklyn Park Theatre.
.Rsuben Glue" promises 10 stick wsll for
tbis week at the windsor. The play is . melo-
dfnrnn and yerRos upon the lurid order. Il was
written for the purpose Of letting Mr.. Johnny
Prindle exert himself In the title role, and this
he docs in such . way ~ 10 please his audience
and draw not-a little applause. His character In
the play 10 that Of q Vermont farmer in Austria
LA. There 10 opportunity for ouitea variety Of
scenery and for q fairly good supporting COM
pany 70 do quite interesting work.
TONY PASTORS.
The performance 81 Tony Pastors Theatre
last night was mp 70 It's usual excellence and was
witnessed by q large audience who laughed
until it got weary and applauded all tn. good
acts. The best features OF the show are the
Tudors. in their rapid changes, Charles sea-
man, in his specialties; the popular Tissots.
John T. Kelly, in Irish songs and dances; Ross
and Fenton, In their rehearsal sketches; Con.
roy and Dempsey. IEisA, comediansi the National
Four snd Jamsss Fl Hosy. In the fitSrpiese
makers.
"The Wife, " BelAaco and De Miles four-act
COHl0uy u WV hLbibCtiOH VI. VIZ ItoDlBH
the pert created BY HERBERT Keiceyy.. {. Miller
Pul ESSsrt Charlie SSssEi, }siSS% o. q. jazz sS5Eo 5ss e A ass.
Berian-Gfbbs AZ Helen Truman, and Miss Eta
NiRSiIo's i before I I small, but spprec ;Its %st eeSsdi.
sSsifi9HsSaf. .n aI M. f XVII. B Shs fs'f RS%sSS m Ssll WITH Is,
purse and whatever she does she does well.
Mrs; Potter will be seen as Camille tonight. and
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
The athletic farce. comedy. Natural Gas, -
mSiIshtt,i Will fI9sonnelily and dirsra IN their original
be- Called ponpeiIy spd Iairar5d. asthc comediana
permeste Il ,thor9nshly. Miss Lena Meryilie
and Mr.. Mark Sullivan introduced some telling
THEATRE coNIoUE.
William Gillette's comedy, "A Legal Wreck"
was given a hearing at tho Theatre Comique,
the Madison square Theatre last season. Tho
comedy Cd tnaIsa not a str2 , E one sS has nS, s4%s pleas
Sidney Drew repeated his success.
THiRp AVENUE THEATRE.
Miss Florence J. ,Bindley appeared at the Third
Avenue Theatre last night in Dot; or, Tho
ffHsStesd the gallery. Miss Bindley didI some very
clever work, and, wps supported by Q good COM
pany. Three wolf-hounds were in the cast.
ITALIA THEATRE.
Fate" one OF the late BARLEY Campbell's
many playa, was tho attraction at the Thnlia
1hsatre last night. Miss Lee Lamar appeafed
work. Miss Lamar is ? hapdsome young woman
aud p~oskesses dramatic talent OF no mean or
der. Fate was well played and ought to do
. good weeks business.
DooKsTApEn's.
very enjoyable entertainment was that given
last night ut Dockatader's by the Georgia col
bred minstrels. Several very amusing sketches
ware OivAn and tho aOnpa were AccnptAblv anna.
The Excelsior. Quartet sang. George Weston
contributsd q banjo solo and there was q funny
sketch called " Our Boys."
ROSTER AND BIALs.
,"wal-Wi-Ki; or The Flower Of Tonquins " is
the new pantomimJ that was presented at Kos
ter h Bial's concert hall last night, 1t intro
duced many comedy. young wOanen and. Q grace
full dancer called Estrella Sylvia. There was
the usual variety performance. - f.. -:
wonrH's PALACE MUSEUM.
. Beatrice Leo, Annie Olive. John Marion. Jerc
Hart and the Tas Van Leer speciality four are
the leading people Of the good variety company
which gives hourly performances at this popular
raEOPt this week.