The evening world., 1890-04-29
At The THEATRES.
New and Old Attractions on the
Boards Of Two Cities.
Roslna Vokes in a New Sketch at
Daly'c.

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ing. The Circus Rider " and MY Lord
in Livery" In the last two Miss vokes APP
peared. She presented them last season a.
well. Awakening " was the only novelty,
and it was not interesting because Miss
Nokes was not in it, and because II was dis
covered to be the familiar Tears, Idle
Tears" Miss vokes in ''The Circus Rider
charmed her audience. In this little CON-
edy Miss Rosina is seen at her best.
THIRD AVENUE.
At II. r. Jacobs Third Avenue Theatre
THE Two Johns" a farce known to the
theatre-Roers of this city, was last nights
attraction. There was a large audience
present and the funny situations of The
Two Johns" called forth a great deal Of
laughter. A number of bright specialties
were introduced. John Hart and Peter
Fotz appeared as the two Johns. with effect.
Others in the cast who did creditably were
David FAY, Mr.. Denier, Miss Emma Rogers
and Miss Kathryn Webster.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Monroe and Rice in MY Aunt Bridget, -
which ia rightly described as "a hurrah Of
mirth and melody, " began q weeks engage
ment at the Fourteenth Street Theatre last
night. The audience was O large one and
the laughter was incessant. Monroe and
Rice themselves did very good work. and
their company was All excellent one, lnclud-
ing Bernard Dyllyn, w. A. Mack, Louis
Monico, James Cavanaugh, Miss Kate DAVIS,
Miss Katherine Liuyard and Miss Lena
Meryille.
FRANZ o~PERA-HoUsE.
"Kajanka, " the pantomime that was first
introduced to the METROPOLITAN public at
Nihlo's, showed to great advantage. at the
Grand Opera-H onse last night. The spe.
~cialties were the best features OF this pro-
one, and some of his tricks pleased the large
audience last night immensely. The idol
room in the Janish temple was well shown,
and the exterior Of the temple by moonlight
was q very pretty picture.
NIBLo's.
Jim the Penman." the great Madison
Square Theatre success. was capitally pre-
sented at Niblo's Garden last night. The
COMPANY was IN extremely good one. and
that the remarkable success il has had is not
s to BE week wGns ss Nibi 49, II Il WI Viii be be pris onE be,d b1s
the play can be seen in New York again.
WINDSOR %EATRE
Hearts Of Oak, - q pathetic. little domes-
tic drama that has had cider BILE success
In its day. was presented at the Windsor
eood.sized audience. The husband and
wife were impersonated by James A. Herne
and Miss Katherine c. Herne. Miss Herne
personality and a great deal Of dramatic in
telligence. Hearts of Oak was well put
upon the stage.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Robert ,. Mantell, in his heroic fiye-act
ton at Ii. q. Miners Peoples Theatre last
night. Mr.. Mantell 10 q picturesque actor.
and in Monbars he has q part that is well
suited to hi hi. style. he has q fairly good
well, all the stage accessories being in very
good taste.
TOM PASTORS.
The Rentz-Santley novelty company was
the principal attraction at, Tony Pastors
Theatre last night: and the burlesque pre-:
scented was called Antony and Cleopatra
A scene entitled La .Tosca's Reception"
programme included Harry LIE Clair, Lille
May Hall, Frank Lester. Fritz Edwards,
Miss Maud Beverly, George Booker and
s MSpf M hs,s bc sts,eh Howe nssis!a' . NsFspHil Ssd F woes
ltes. q musical novelty. brought the pro-
gramme to O close.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
Carmencita, the Spanish dancer. whose
S war tSe best eslif fea iSrs' 81 70 M m J Rostsr (
Balls programme last night. The young
woman dances as vigorously and as aston
i nnna p bs a in.t . and md Bss %si drop Pb in,o x the
a long variety programme. which included
Wood and Sheppard. Dutch Daly. Conroy
II Fox, the Pialras and the Tissots.
HARRY ~KENNEDY's THEATRE.
Little Ida Heath, who has been sesn here
with the Boston Howard Atheneum Star
Speciality Company. was the principal at
traction at Harry kennedy's Theatre last
night. A very good vaudeville performance
was given. Anong those who appeared were
Baggesen. Ella Wesner. Harry NJ. Parker.
the VEINS Brothers and the Coyne Sisters.
Charles Mcdonald. Roach and Castlet0n.
John l. Manning, Campbell N Nebbe.
and Harry Kennedy.
PALACE MUSEUM.
On the stage of the Palace Museum. In
East Fourteenth street, q very good citer-
tainmfnI was given hourly yesterday.
Among those whose efforts were appreciated
were Smith and Fuller, Morton, Reno and