The evening world., 1890-03-25
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
New Plays and Old Produced il
the Two Cities.
Stuart Robson Takes "The Henri
eta Across the River.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

| George Colman. that has not been seen Ii
this city for so many years, was produce,
last night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, witt
Joseph Jefferson Az DR.. Pangloss and w, j
Florence as Ezekiel Homespun. The per
Torrance was an artistic treat, and the pla!
was extremely we'll put upon the stage
Joseph jefferson was at his best. and hi
dainty impersonation of DR.. Pangloss de
lighted the audience. Miss Viola Allen wa
Cecily Homespun: Edwin Varrey, DAME
Douglas, and Frederick Paulding, Dicl
Douglas.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
Louis James, whom New York ~playgoeri
have been accustomed to seeing with hi
charming wife. Marie wainwright, twinklct
in solitary stellar grandeur at the Windsor
Theatre last night. The play wal
"othello." Mr.. James gave a strong ant
intelligent performance. +. G.. Mosely wa,
a picturesque Iago, and Miss Mabel Anchor
q charming and womanly Desdemona.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
"The Exiles " was the attraction at II. C.
Miners PEOPLES Theatre last night. TIT
production was a very elaborate one, anc
Mr.. Miners enthusiastic audience applauded
i vigorously. Henry Avelipg and Nest9l
Dtik"iuI W ."oN hfH
extremely effective, Charles II. Bradshaw
Ak Carcassin contributed the comedy ele.
ment
YIBLo's.
"Kajanka," with its weirdly magnificent
accessories, began a weeks engagement nj
Niblo's last night. II was OF this honSe that
the spectacle first invoked metropolitan at
tSnf' Since th h%''RR as il. sl so s5aSsd,s% s dees
not seem TO have been impaired. The cast
INCLUDED Anna Caldwell, Ricca Allen. Laura
Stickney, Josie Foster, Walter Owen and
the clever clown. George ID. Melville.
GRAND oPERA-EoUsE.
"A Midnight Bell > drew a large audience
to the Grand Opera House last night, Hoyt's
best effort was well received. n. J. Dillon
as the Clergyman: George Richards as Dea-
s Gani TiGf' a rrs sRs f cons, r. The So !a"y XII. ES Msn,i
Adams az the ministers sister, Miss Annie
Adams a. the oil maid. and Miss Fannie
Mcintyre az the 'schoolmarm, " gave great
satisfaction.
THIRD VENUE THEATRE.
The patrons Of H. r.. Jacobs Third
Avenue Theatre are not often treated
to a vaudeville performance. An excel
lent one. was provided last night, AMI
4 SSn9f chose SO m mSst sp M,.n se W y L approS Sni
Van kuEen and Long: 4. Q. Duncan; Charles
MacDonala, Fred Matthews, Prot. RpGolph
Leemap Mile. Quisetl.,, the Mcshane BROTH
ers and Petrie and Ellis.
PALACE MUSEUM.
The Palace Specially Company gave hourly
entertainments yesterday on the stage OF
Worth Il ,Huber's Palace Museum III East
Fourteenth street. The house was we'll
those who appeared were Healy, Sauiders,
Glrard and Earle, Karland and Robinson.
Clara Healv, "Billy Kelly. Charles J. Cor
man, Dan Lacy, Beatrice Hamilton. Florence
Martyne,. Edgar. Clarence and William
Hickey. In the curio hallsthere was q wealth
OF attractions. Two wild mon OF Bofneo,
pygmies with the strength of giants, at
tracted'a great deal Of attention.
ToNY PASTORS.
There was a.capital, programme at Tony
Pastor and his own double company, "and
included Baker, Jones, Manning aud Davis,
George Murphy, Ella Wesner. the Tissots.
the Barrows. Mile. Garritta, Miss Lettie
Western. Winifred \. JOHNSON, Jennie
Valmore and Revillo. Harry. Sanderaon's
benefit will occur Thursday afternoon.
There will be a capital programme, includ-
ing many features not in the regular Dill.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
Carmencita in the mague that draws
crowds to Roster Il Balls Just now. This
dancer was the feature of the en-
tertainment last night, and WAS received as
enthusiastically az. though IL were her first
appearance-or perhaps her last. Carnlen-
dance Ii AZ delightful and as original
az ever. Indeed il seems Oh though his
dance would have immunity from imitation.
There are some teats that cannot be easily
duplicated. and Carmencita's dancing seems
to be one OF them.