The evening world., 1890-04-15
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
1.-THE Pirates Of Penzanoe" Well
Sung at the Broadway Theatre,
The Burglar" and "The Great
Metropolis Back Again.

The J. c. DUFF Comic Opera Company re-
vived Gilbert and Sullivan's breezy comic
opera, THE Pirates of PenZance." At the
Broadway Theatre last night. In the cast
were William Mclaughlin, Frank Pearson,
Charles o. Bassett, Miss Lilly Post and Mrs.
Laura Joyce Bell The opera was very pref
tily sung, and Mr.. Duff's company may be
congratulated on the excellent work done.
Mr.. Mclaughlin sang the role Of Richard,
the pirate chief, with considerable effect.
NEW PARK THEATRE
THE Burglar" Gus Thomas's play, was
the attraction at the New Park Theatre last
night, and it attracted a large audience. A.
$. Lipman appeared as Bill Lewis. the part
played at the Madison Square Theatre by
Maurice barrymore. and little Aimee Stod-
dard covered herself with glory as Editha.
Sidney Drew and Miss Gladys Rankin Drew
we're both very acceptable. "The Burglar VI
was nicely put upon the stage.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
At II. II. Jacobs's Third Avenue Theatre,
the attraction last night was THE Old
Osken Bucket" Miss Minnie Oscar Gray,
Joseph II. Coyne and J. G.. Harrington did
some very good work. Mr.. Coyne as Joseph
MEG, O'Connor was extremely amusing,
and kept thS hoPse IN =; n,rpetuHl go3i
There were two trained dogs in the play
which came in for tleit share Of approval.
PEOPLES HEATR
Hands Across the Sea" was at the
Peoples Theatre last night in all its scenic
glory anu melOdramatic strength. 1t IL a
good melodrama of its kind, stronger than
several OF its. SUCCESSORS, and containing
some comedy touches of a pleasing deScrip-
as s,o Tie heroine hero na' Gi ffisn' Milford hif rd.y and RaG he w ca.t
was good throughout. of course, the shin
scene was loudly applanded.
HARLEM oPERA-HuUsE.
j. X. Emmett appeared at Hammerstein's
Harlem Opera-House last night in Uncle
which was first seen here, at the Fourteenth
Street Theatre. Mrs. Emmots work last
night was very good, and he danced and
thousand-dollar dog, by name Plinlimmon,
was q member of the supporting cast by no
means to be despised.
A o~PERA-HoUsE.
At the Grand Opera House last night the
usual large audience assembled TO see The
Great Metropolis a melodrama that was
first produced in this city last year at Proc
tors Twenty-third Street Theatre. The
shipwreck scene was well received and very
were also. extremely handsome. Harry
Weaver. Harry Hawk and Miss Meta Guion
were among those in the cast.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
master and Man. the latest English
melodrama, was the attraction at the Wind
sor. Theatre last. night, 1t was extremely
the scenic accessories adequate. j. IL.
Gilmour was the hero, Jack Walton, the part
he played when the melodrama was pro-
duced at Palmer's Theatre. Miss .Lottie
Vinton was the heroine and Dominick Muir
ray the villain-Humpy Logan.
TONY PAsToR's.
Miss Myra Goodwin, known formerly as a
star in a play called Sis" appeared at
Tony Pastors Theatre las. night and pleased
clever and comely young woman. Other
features of Mr.. Pastors programme were
the. VEINS brothers. the Cyone sisters, the
Midgleys, Miss Lottie Gibson, ANDY and
Annie Hughes. Eldora, the j%uggler; the
Webster brothers mt Nieman, the ventrilo-
gust. a.. ,-. -.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
There was the, usual varied programme at
Roster and BiaPs Concert Hall last night.
The gymnastic performances of the very
lively PIalras were applauded, and T, @.
Midway as a chair jumper would certainly
any rivals last night for such honors. Car
mencita. the Spanish dancer, WAS as ell.
Enthusiastically received as ever.
PALAcE MUSEUM.
An excellent stage entertainment was
given hourly at the Palace Museum in East
Fourteenth street yesterday. In the pro-
gramme were Healy and Costello. Harring-
ton and Aubrey, the Luciers, Donovan and
Phil Gibbons, st. Julian. I'd Clarence, Tom
Carr. William Hickey and others. In the
curio halls, w. II. Smith, the hermit of the
A~dirondacks, /" was the principal attra ctioD.
There were plenty OF other entertaining