The evening world., 1891-05-12
CHANGES At The THEATRES.
A Triple Bill Given by Rosina
Vokes at Daly's.
Richard Mnnsfeld in "a Partisan
Romance" at the Garden.
pAfY's.

INlN1 4ly mllll1eTS bll
ana "My Lord in Livery" was the triple bill
offered 10 the puUIlc by dainty Rosina vokes at
DAYS Theatre last night, aud highly enjoy
able bill 1t was. too. Nothing In Miss vokess
repertoire is 80 charming az "My Nllliners
BIN, comedietta with wnicn we now assoc-
ate her. She sang "lis Art Was True TO
Poll" AZ 6lithely and as gracefully as ever.
GARDEN THEATRE.
The role OF Baron Cnevrial in "a Parisian
Romance" " has always been a favorlte orc
with Richard Mansfield. lie has won much
fame with II. It gives TO his eally admirable
dramatic ideas unlimited scope. Last ngnt
Mr.. Mansfield revived "A Partisan Romance"
at the Garden Theatre gnd entertained a large
audience with 1t. lis company did good work.
..".-. COLUMBUS THEATRE.
"a Midnight Bell Hoyps play, began n
weeks engagement al the Columbus Theatre,
Harlem, last ni;,t 1t IL well known to the
thedtre-goerS OF this city, hut 1t is still vital
because 1t appeals strongly and pleasantly to
human natur The school, no Use scene is a
delightful piece OF work, and 1t always "goes'
with nm audience. The cas-. was thoroughly
competent one.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
Little Lord faun!leroy has been giving
us long rest. but last night he reappeared in
this city, and was seen at the Windsor Theatre.
hlrs. Frances 1lodgson BurDett's play was SO
good inst 1t became the craze. and the trouble
with craLes Is that they wear themselves out
Little Lord F4unileroy, however, was re-
rcived with much approval last night. Ray
MasHell was the Cedric Errol.
II. h JACOBS THEATRE.
sweet little Ger ie llOman was the star at II.
IL. JacOhs' lheotre last night. She appeared
as Editha in Gus Thomas's four-act comedy
drama. knDwn as "The Burglar" Little Ger
ne Ia clever and winsOIne actress ana her
Editha IS beautiful bit OF child-acting, A. \.
ni iipman , appeared as Bhl Lewis "Tht
Burglar " always has prosperous career. 1t
was well put upon the sta1e.
GRAND OPERA-HousE.
Lydia Thompson appeared in her farce-com-
ehy, rue Dazzler," at the Grand Opera
House last night. she "laZZled" a large
audience as she so well knows how to do. Her
dancing wHs graceful and sptighly, anu she is
wise enough to give us very little vocal en-
terlainment Her company Is an excellent
one, and the sEecialtcs introduced by Its
various members are lively and amusing.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
"McCarlhy's Mtshaps, " a farce-comedy, was
presented at the Fourteenth Street Tne tire
last night. 1t does not call Tor any criticism,
tut win lis songs and dances. serves its pur-
company was good, aud included Barney fer
RuSon, Charles German. George Crump, Carrie
B"hr, the three -. Felix Sisters, Lizzie Con-
way, Gertrude Fort and Martha Ferguson.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Jane Coombs, who has many friends in the
theaire-loving cities of this country, began a
weeks engagement in the metropolis last night
al the Peoples Theatre. She appeared as Lady
Deadiock and llortense IN a drama'ization Of
Charles Dickens novel, "Bleak House. MISS
Coombs is an actress OF skill and experience,
and her WORK won The sincere applause OF the
audience.
HARLEM OPERA-HoUSE.
NNordeck was the play at Ilammerstein's
the ever-popular Frank Mayo. "Nordeck Il
ID an Interesting play, with wel,-manaqed
situations and dialogue that possesses much
He will repeat =, Nordeck " to- night and 10.
morrow night: Tine rest Of The week will be
devoted to "Davv Crockett"
rosy PASTORS.
The warm weather did not Keep the people
away from Tony PASTORS last night. They
n1cked there, as usual, and were well re.
warded. The proRramms included Frank
Bush, the ever-inl eresting; Flora Moore, "tht
great" Larry Dolly, the MidRleys. the Morley
trio; A. o. Duncan, higaly entertaining
| Ventriloquist; Lord and Rowe, the Fi,ZgbboI
sisters and Adrian, magician.
DoRIs's MUsEE.
| ia Mascoite" was sung four times yester
day at Doris's Eighth Avenue Musee, and wei
| sung TOO. The cast was aB follows : Beitina,
Miss Alice Maxwell; Fiametta, Miss Gertruut
Sanger; Frederica, Miss Florence Sherwo ood
Rocco, Thomas Whyte; Plppo, Harry Liugard
| Mathio, W. II. COnklin; Purufante, Mis-!
Jennie Miller, and Lorenzo. James Ii. D1n
nelly. Do,s's specially company gave a vaude
vile performance.
| woRTII'S MUSEUM.
| very good entertainment was given upor
| the stage of Norih's Museum yesterday. A
| number OF popular people appeared In special
ties, among them being Fielding and Walker,
| I. j. HERON, Andy Collum. who ls host IL
himself; James ". Thompson, De Kock ant
Glrard, Charles Devere ani Kitty Smuh. Tn,
cilrio nails were iull of novelties. The attend
ance during the day was large.
HUBER's PALACE MUSEUM.
A six days rowing match was begun at Hu
Oer's Palace Museum yesterday. tn contest
ants were women, VINO used road-sculling ma
chimes. aud recorded the miles as fast a. the
were made by clever mechanical coutrivance
Other attractions were Souvelle, 'who handlt
venomOus ratllesuakes and monster ailiga
tors:" Romeo, a stallion; "Swipes, n Uab
donkey; the Turtle Boy, Lewis aud Paul.
KosTER AND BIAL's.
sherman ana Morrissey, the well-knowi
comedians; Lille Western, John LeCluir, tn
sh"dowgraphls,; Dixon and Lang. and Pau
Lav,lle were among the specially artists q
Roster i BiGPs concert han last night Car
menclta danced three OF ner delightful SPANS
dances, and Jennie Jolce appeared as Adam Il
"Adams Temptation; or, Birds OF Paridise.