The evening world., 1890-04-15

tween virtue aud vice, and tells Of the en-
deaVors Of aechemtng lawyer and . couple
Of capitalists to defeat the plane Of one
plete 4 railroad connecting New York with
the great lakes. The scene which repre-
sented afoeky gorge IN the Pennsylyanis
play. anil represented . gang OF men at
work levellinR the roadbed, putting down
the sleepers and laying q railroad. track. ~
was an interesting, and certainly novel
spectacle.
As James OBrien, Mr.. Sully developed un-
expected power. particularly in the ono OF
two pathetic scenes which fell to his lot, He
kept well within the uunds OF naturalness.
and presented a Characterization more than
digniied and forcible as Lorillard Lenox,
BAR Baron ns ssei h{bsGia 'TiESy s Jsy.o s%q Fleece ' Of ' +.
F. Mackay was an admirable characterize
ton. Others commendable for. good work
Mere Milton Roblee, George Richter, Carrie
Radcliffe, Marion Earle aud Laura A. Sully.
G. u. s.
Miss Julia Marlowe's ippersonation ofPar-
thenia. in Ingomar " has always been re-
SSs sesS ea as .E ne. %I ssIIiPsy SiiiS S0 n tRe psl r.. . sm1
requirements o. thsybirecisn heroine. He,
evening .abundantly testified to, her ,popu-
larity, while her portrayal OF the role won
her deserved applause. aud showed that
more experience, II due to frequent repeti-
ton, has perfected her even to the smallest
Ntlhlls NhtH \ T. lllpNbll AllhNlt y ~
gpmar and shared the, honors with Miss
Marlowe. ,Milncs Ievick aud a. capable
company filed the minor parts. AS You
Like IL - is billed for this evening.
standing room only" WAS displayed at
tho Lee Avenue Academy of, Music last
evening, where Uoyt's "A Midnight Bell -
was presentedd Pho great success Of this
clever comedy N The Eastern District is en-
tirely deserved, and it is safe to say that tho
Academy never held n more enthusiastic
sudience., The company included many
Eugene Garfield, as the country boy; Gen.
Richards, as the deacon; II. J: Dillon: as the
hclcrgyman; Frank l;ene. as the city LAWYER.
Fanny Mcintyre and Maud Adams did some
Eastern District lovers turned out in force
last night at the Amphiou, TO see Margaret
Mather, as tho heroine, Of " R2meo and
Juliet" In presenting This as the first Of
the title of tho ideal Juliet of the American
stage. j.. y. Studley, as Mercntio, did some
clever acting, but Charles p Welles, as
I" Romeo and Juliet" will be repeated on
Thursday night and at the Saturday matt
nee. Tonight. The Honeymoon"
For the second timo this season The
rion Theatre last night by the Standard
Opera Company. and was well received.
There are some good voices in the cast and
opera will be sung for the last time, Wednes.
day night, when q revival Of "Pipafore, !"
with new scenery and costumes, will fill ont
the balance OF the week.
Clever little Dol Pullman returned to
Iipp's Casino last evening. after an absence
of several weeks. and repeated her former
success by her clever manipulation. OF q
gilded sphere. The brothers All. two lively
little Arabs, gave q rattling bout with soft
gloves. Others who contributed to the en-
tertainment were Maggie Webb. the, Bison
City Quartet, Gus Darr and Minnie Schult.
who had several new songs to offer.
There is a certain element OF interest In
life IN the far West which makes dramas
having that az their main feature a source
of pleasure to the majority OF theatre-goers.
as the reception which was accorded The
Red Spider at Jacobs, Brooklyn Theatre
Bowling and Sadie Hasson. long identified
with this line Of plays, appeared effectively
In the leading parts, supported by. Il COM
was DISTINCTLY successful as q Chipaman.