New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-12
TIE COLCMBTS THEATRE OPENED.
End OF THE MANY TROPHIES oHLR TIL
LICENsl-A LARGE ArDIE%CE AID
PLEASANT fVLSISt,.

c,.gi.hn, ei!l"d for dly acres, IL" Atlantic
ju tn h".r 81 HIcAg lai on IN, other N.ic OF IT,
hf,;l. people scoN', ~ him before IA ''asi'd and
re .A..,rs who went viii Inn became discouraged
~ even dc, l'Iab. and they n.nrnuri prayed ana
zen tIi.acn~i. IT, b.iucc col t:nbn- Ia tu!n bach.
mt h" firm and Ia ~" ed lac ""!l Nan! day,
,vr ,,.. since th on" t,.t .r>' EAcd upon h'v
the ul u!!i Of ,lr nov Columbus iht atr' III Harlem
ii, ;IJhl, and dL, coura,iHcni, hat M i"ninct-
.;r.a hi, pascal through sin" teen "n h''""h W al
.Dp a.c LIKELY to about th-in. H"tir pr"pl"
..M th,' NJ. IiIin.cl,tchi va p.l-u'hG " !"'!''h
ni ,e bat be lrln IA II. a"l Ic'tt.ddy Ia; t"'
,,, LICENSE That hc had ,o.sAt !ong. 'a"i Bonner
and r.!rrlutc ici Brady inspected the theatre d-th
yesterday n.oinlmt And decided that all tho iclure
iuru,. Of The law and TIC regulations of Tie Pre-
,u..ul,nt had been compiled with and the cri.i a.,
q ,hal cI~,t va, gwen Mr. IL lninctSten's !aAycr.
william H. r.rd. t",n 1t = the Cit, Hail and tho
Mayur issued The h''u'c.
ilc a,mo,pacre u. u! conc called wrath that has
huag aboI, the Columbus Theatre for the whole
,yrr. WAS. therefore, little ls,s oppI,.s I'VE
lat night and a. the house flied with pc pc wio,c
ralm,es .howcd tat HEY had fear Of death
ire or panic the happy spirit that ought to pcrv,dc
4 The atrc manifested it>"f more and mJrc. Tile 4,
for the evening Wa Romeo AMI Juliet given hy
Miss Maryarct Mathcr and her company. Tic house
va, bcll flied ~ Il .ew mInncs afcr ocloca. when
the overture began. When IL was ended TIC orrhc>trs
p,HyFH IIdll, t' hiIfnt<' anu ne
curtain rose. DISCO ns the act drop. with the painting
i queen lsabrlla pcdginr her jewels for Columbus.
rhrn the act drop rose and the play began. 1h"
actor, wrrc greeted with !oud applause. and al the
md If the act they we're crllei b fore In" cartan.
Then Mr. Iiamncr,tcn appeared and disappeared. and
eng called for second tim" yc re loully AN TIC
fr>t. lie came out again and made the following
characteristic speech:
Well l. got there again This is the second house I
nav" r in Harlem. and have horrible suspicion th4t
the mex, hou- bu!d viii Do a circus had a good
deal Of 4 lately and don't want This
house bull: In ants, II alton 81 thr World, FAIR mit
Chicago the fair and cot the house. Now Chicago
the ho-" Chlrr ha- made Offer FOR
house They want To tiv" III" whole city. with he
pole" and nic d. pa'tnrnt'. ia r.,hang" 10: A. have
ad al want Of departments IN th, ely. and don't
fbf THIS h0u> I. perfectly -ac and !ifcpiru.
that It f.. Tn" cNit- peri ct can empty
this horsc in going Ola he ,taye md sing
in tho ely. am much ".l!"'d ti Tor this
reception. hope this hosc VIII afford you pleasure and
joy =. n! tin,"s Again nm OBLIGED n vor.
Mr.. lIammer,tcin's remarks were loudly applauded.
and then the play Went ard enjoyed. II
natural TINT it should be- by All audience that w1s
At tine c"i ri ii H." Harlem people lr,t The house
Win the a>>Gia!rc that another handsome ard com
fort Able theatre had bccI aided 10 the ai;rac Of
their part II the city. The cast Il the ill>t play
ri on u follows: