The evening world., 1890-03-18
CHANGES At The THEATRES.
Attractive Bills in the P~layhouses
of Two Cities.
What the Several Managers Are
Offering Their Patrons.

MY Aunt Brl lpst had a merry time Of
IL yesterday at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre. She appeared twice, once in honor
OF st. Patrick's Day. aud subsequently for
the regular patrons Of the house. MY
Aunt Bridget liz q roaring farce-comedy
with capital specialties, and much that pro-
duces laughter. The company is an ex-
tremely good one. George W. Monroe, rs
Bridget McVeiRh, carried away the honors.
Miss Kate Davis was also successful. John
G. Rice and Miss lena Merville made the
most Of the work assigned to them.
SIBLo's GARDEN.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's delight
full play, Little Lord Fauntleroy. drew a
large audience to Niblo's last night, and
during the evening a great deal OF applause
was heard. Master Tommy Russell and
Miss Ray Maskell impersonated the little
lord, and did 1t well, too. The company
was q good one. Miss Helen Lowell APP
pea red as Mrs. Enrol, md Frank Aiken as
the digniied Earl OF Dorincourt.
WINDSOR EAr
The funny comedians. Barry and Fay. ap-
peared at the Windsor Theatre last night In
''McKenna's Filtration. - the play that ran
for 30 long at the new Park Theatre. The
audience was very large and there were
roars Of laughter at the funny business of
the adipose Barry and the lank Fay, Several
pretty girls appeared In MckennS's Flirta-
ton" the engagement OF which at the
Windsor il FOR one week only. .
THIRD AVENUE.
Lights and Shadows, "a very sensational
piece of work, was the attraction at thu
Third Avenue Theatre last night. II was
n unnl nnn II ms ha aatsi Ina aver that
there were O great many more shadows than
lights. Mics Anna Mortland did good work
AZ Mabel Bland. J. J.. Wallack was the
villain.
GRAND o%PERA-HoUsE.
W. j.. Seaman, the popular Irish come
dian, did q roaring business at the Grand
0pera-House yesterday. There was. q
filled the big theatre. The play was ''.Myies
Aroon, " not that 1t mattered much. 1t was
the ,Hibernian flavor that took, aud the fact
was not Of vast consequence. Scanian ep-
peared at his best. He sang very effectively
and pleased the audience at all times. Will
lam Murphy as Dennis the piper was well
received.
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
"A Midnight Bell, - Hoyt's play that was
seen for several weeks at the Bijou. and has
recently been e: N,6l9'. transferred its
lem Opera House, where it met with a cor
dial reception, Eugene Canfeld,s song.
When Pop, was a Little BOY, Like Me,
caused much laughter.
PALACE MUsE0.
The VISITORS to Worth Il Hubcr's Palace
Museum nOast Fourteenth street yester-
day were very numerous. There was plenty
20 be seen ON the stage and in the curio
halls. Hourly entertainments were given
on the stage by the Palace Specially Com
paIy, including the Buffalo Duo, Vanetta
and Adams. the Lamont, Brothers. Clarke
and Angling. Harry gilbert, + j. Heffsr;
3Sn q: NJ. MM;iiiA v Pauiine dg BSts, Ed
Hickey. violipist. Barney baldwin. the
with the broken neck, was the princi-
pal attraction in the curio halls.
ToSY PASTORS.
An excellent company, was that at Tony
Pastors last night. The programme was
very long and attractive, Among ITS fea-
tho "Knockabonta. = Tierney and Wayne
the scrobatlc Julians, Jennie Valmore, the
Midgleys, sketch, actors; Kelly and Ashley.
Prof. Elmer Ransom. the prestidigitateur,
and Tony Pastor himself.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
Carmencita, the Dewitching Spanish
dancer, was again the principal attraction
at Koster d Bale Concert Hall last night.
81 All N RstitsSsSS w sSs also spe eIGsltdisaa 6 pthSsr
features were the Oura japanese troupe,
Smith and Lord. Geyer and Goodwin and
Laura Lee.
PEOPLES HEATR
1.-THE Wife," Belasco and De Miles
comedy drama that WAS the attraction for
audience % the Peoples last night. TIE
play was extremely we'll put upon the stage,
and the cast An admirable one. Mrs. BerlAn-