The evening world., 1890-06-10
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
1.-THE Bohemian Girl" Admirably
Sung at the Grand Opera House.
New Bills Presented at but Few Of
tho Other Theatres.
GRAND oPrRA-Housy.

THE Bohemian Girl" was admirably
sung by James g. Morrissevs English
Opera Company at the Grand Opera House
last night. Miss Attalie Claire a. Airline did
delightful work. OF course her song. II
Dreamt That Dwelt In Marble Halls. " was
enthusiastically received. Sisnor Taglia-
pietrs was Count Arnhoim, and Ed Conncll,
Dovilshoof. Miss Fannie Myers did very
creditably as the Queen OF the Gypsies.
Thomas Ebbits was Thaddeus. Tho chorus
was very commendable.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
A musical comedy in three acts, classically
named Tho Donkey Party was presented
for the first time in this city at the Windsor
Theatre last night. IL was the usual COM
bnation OF tongS and funny business, +"
and is not likely to be lasting success. 1t
was at times rather vulgar. The cast was not
n very good one, it's hest member being Gus
Bruno. The author Of "The Donkey Party "
IL Thomas l.. Powers.
THIRD AVENUE.
Queens Evidence" was the attraction at
II. IL. Jacobs Third Avenue Theatre last
night. The play was cordially received and
good one, including Miss Nina Gleason as
Kate Modland, Emmett CorriGan az Gilbert
Medland, W; l.. Gleaeon as solomon lsnaca,
hHu MuhIeT JhIlBb. InfTe Whh " lhTkt huNll-
snce. The play was well put upon the stage.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Miss Agnes Herndon in - La Belle Marie v
was tho attraction at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre last night. There was large and
kindly "TdonSc to greet her Tie play hi
iaof the conventional type Miss Herndon
wears some handsome dresses and is inn;
posing. Miss Elsie Lombard did good
Miss Rosina Nokes's company, so that she
has had good training.
TONY PAsToR's
Avery good entertainment was that given
at Tony Pastors last night. Slavin, Shelter
pany" furnished the entertainment. The
company included Bob SlAvin himself, the
southern. negro duo, Shelter and Blakely.;
epmsn GS p and Sebonsla SH HsPans naa and D Hh sd
peapley and Irving. Lottie Elliott, Eddy
Quinn. Deihausr the man, frog. and = bur;
lMs.anS Moann1 on Money Mad" called Bad
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
Die Puppenfee," the new pantomimic
advertisement WAS repeated at Roster d
Balls Concert Hall last light and was seen
by a large sudiencc. CarmenSita. the
sichorean glory. Other features of the
long programme were Estella Sylvia. the
dancer; the hleyandrof brothers, the Austin
dancers-Gaiety skirt dancers. OF course.
HARRY KESNEDT's.
Wrestler Muldoon and Jake KilraiD, the
pugiIists. delighted the hearts OF the patrona
Of Parry Kenredy'a Theatre, on Eighth
street. last night. They were not the only
attractions. however. Others who appeared
were Miss Maggie Cline, Luigi del Orc.
Kaye and Henry. the Garnellaa. tho Acme
Four. Add Ryman, Ward and Lynch. Eddie
McGee and Frank Girard. There are matt
nees at this house Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
PEOPLES THEATRF.
- The Paymaster. " Duncan D. Harrison 8
military melodramn, began weeks engage
ment at the Peoples Theatre last night A
tank play Is reasonable Just now. though it
disposes the audience to envy the actor who
has the nice cool water TO swim in. The
Paymaster' was very nicely presented. Mr..
Harrison's company IL . good one. The
appearance OF John l.. Sullivan-the only
John J.. was OF course unanimously
recognized.
PALACE MUSEUM.
Tho Palace Speciality Company gave
hourly entertainments yesterday upon the
stage OF the Palace Museum in East Four
teenth street. Among those who appeared
were Mathews and Harris, Mcdowell and
Stevens, ]. l. Sirhmonds,. Leona Ripley,
Ray Wilson. Helen Conklin George NJ.
Devere. Peter McMahon, Tom Carr. Ed
Clearance, Hawes and Holman, William
Hickey and Florence Martin.
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