The evening world., 1890-04-22
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Stuart Robson in "The Henri
eta at Proctor's Theatre.
Gaiety Girls at the Broadway
equity without Crime" al
the Peoples.

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Proctors Twenty-third Street Theatre last
night. when he presented Bronson Towards
popular comedy known AZ THE Henrietta
MIR. Robson was very warmly received, and
his impersonation of BERTHE VanAlstyne was
frequently a%pplauded. Mr.. Robson's work
was a. amusing and artistic as ever. Frank
Mordaunt played W. II. Cranes old part
very satisfactorily. Miss May wsldron was
extremely entertaining as Mrs. opdyke, and
the same may be said Of George Woodward
as the Rev. DR.. Murray Hilton.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
An adaptation OF Miss Braddon's novel,
"Aurora Floyd. = entitled Guilty Without
Crime, y was presented at the Peoples Thea
tire last nl-ht, evidently to tho satisfaction
Of the audience. which was a large one. The
story is. of course. a sensational one. aud no
efforts were made in the play to suppress any
of the sensationalism. In the cast were Miss
Ramie Austen "a Stella, Dore Davidson as
Tom Rawson, Ernest Foster, Il. u, Thorn
ton Frank Kemble. Charles NJ. Hayne, II.
Il. Harkins, w. 4. Hockstra, George Mason
and Miss Perselle.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
The London Gaiety Company began a
farewell engagement at tho Broadway
Theatre last night, presenting Faust Up
1 pe. pSaIG n this II e cisy. h HEY F hSyS se e.. JOIN ~,
sang agreeably, and Charles Dandy Availed
himself of every opportunity for fun, The
best actress in the organization is undoubt-
very clever sketch. i. J. Lonnen was the
Me~phiatopheles. and ans a song called
"Mullingar," Of which the audience evil
IDENTIFY approved.
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
Miss Rose Coghlan graced Mr.. Hammer
STEMS Harlem opera-Hoqse last, night.
when she appeared in "Forget-Me-Not,"
one Of The best plays in her rePer,oirs, As
Her impersonsii9n. OF, the adventures
Stephanio de Mohrivart is an admirable
piece OF work. Miss Coghlan thoroughly
was recalled several times last night. John
L. sullivan as Sir Horace Molby and Miss
Helen Bancroft as Alice Verney were &C
0 GRAND oPERA-HousE
The Grand Opera-House mad q capital en-:
tertainment last night in the Boston Howard
AthenRum Star Specially Company, an or
ganization that is no strange 70 the thea
ing OF. little ida Heath was vigorously ap-
plauded by the large audience. George
Thatcher. the Irwin sisters. the Russell
good work, Wilton, and Mora contributed
acrobatio feats, and there were a couple OF
heroic Arabs in feats OF strength.
SIBLo's ARD
Alexander Salvini. as q star. was the At
LIACIlOu ~ NlDlO n NaluCu Ahhh AlC
appeared in the leading role of "A Child OF
was travelling with his illustrious. father,
appear. Mr.. saiyiniiis work was loudly ap-
plauded BY. the Niblo audience. 1t was
strong and dramatic. Young Salylni never
Elmer Deismster and Lucius Henderson
were in the cast.
FOURTEENTH STREE THEATRE.
Charles H.. Hoyt's farce comedy, "A
Brass Monkey, y was presented, at the Four
, sSn ,Ps str sSs iSmirsy wi: =, II Hd the iS S1aPisSiS
expect and equally invariably get. There
vas a large audience, and the anshter was
frequent aud uprSarioIs. GeorSs Marion,
pany. appeared as Jonah, the part with
which Charlie Reed was for SO long identi-
fed.
TONY PASTORS.
There was an excellent pfogremme, at
Tony Pastors Theatre last night The Ker-
nells were at its head, and they put the audi
ence in a thoroughly, good Miss Ella
Burns. Weber and Fields. Miss Helen Dag
mar, who sang aeceptably; Nash, Newcomb
monts were other features OF the entertain.
ment.
THIRD EMU
Passions Slave, " a sensational play that
The attraction at ii. r. Jacobs Third Avenue
Theatre last night. 1t Was we'll presented,
aud the company WAS q good one, including
9: PsrEinGer az Manuel az Foe; j. W; Cope
Gen. Briscoe, Miss Abbie Pierce as Mamie
Briscoe. and Miss Josie Sisson, who sans
very agreeably.
PALMER's THEATRE.
1.-THE ~Stepping-Stone, - which seems to be
of q decidedly rowing disposition. wa the
attraction at Palmer's Theatre last night.
At the end OF the performance Sydney Rosen-
field presented the $50 prize otfered by him
for the best essay on the play TO Miss Maud
lyticaI in her essay, in which she asserted
that IL was moral death for one will to be
absorbed by another. She also deelaiei
that most men have enough Thurman
Monroe and Rice. the eccentric comedians.
appeared at the Windsor Theatre last night
IN. Ny "A Aq FH0I SridgsSt, s, Tsie fb wst rsceH Fly
audience laughed heartily at the play from
y.eagh Was very funny; Miss Lena Melville
Miss Kate Davis and Mr.. Rice were also hu-
The play was well staged.
HARRY KENNEDY's.
The little theatre on Eighth street, near
avenue. formerly known as Poole's
and the. Comedy, was opened last night as
Harry Kennedy's Theatre; and a very large
very good variety programme was offered.
and the entertainment was evldently en-
ioyed. Among those WHO appeared were
Miss Maggie Cline, Miss Jennie feamAns'
kosrER AND BIALs.
Carmencita was again the principal attrao-
ton at Roster n Balls Concert Hall last
she danced t A. o fsstITes aS oq tss
rather formidable programme were Misc