The evening world., 1891-04-07
CHANGES At The THEATRES.
" Shenandoah" Received With En-
thusiasm at the Windsor.
The Last Week of wiilard's Long
Engagement at Palmer's.
WINDSOR.

| WINDSOR.
There was an enormous audience at the
| Windsor Theatre last night when Bronson
Howsrd's admirable war play, "shenandoah," F"
was Produced. The play was beautifully pre-
senteJ, the companJ, scenery and effects
being faultiess. No such attraction has before
been seen at the Windsor Theatre this season.
The house will undoubtedly he packed
throug hout the week. In the cas-, were Frank
Burbank, Frank Carlyle, Harry Harwood.
Nane,te Comstock. Netue Guion, james l.
Burrows E. j. Holland and Eleanor Tyndale.
| PALNERs THEATRE.
E & Willard egan the last week of his long
New York engagement al Pa'mers Theatre
las, ni1ht, when he revived Joseph Hat,on's
melodramstic work, "John Eeedham's Dou-
BILE, " in which he plays the dual role OF Joseph
Norbury AMI John Needham. Mr.. willard
does some str ing work In "John Needham's
Double, " bu, the play is luqubrioua Nobody
has very much TO do but MIR. willard. The
excellent company that has supported this
star made the small parts as conspicuous az
possible.
4 FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
A delightful performance OF ''Peg Wofiing-
ton" was gwen at the Fourteenth Street
Theatre last night by Miss kose Coghan and
her admiral company. Miss Coghlan'a inter-
probation Of the title role is well known to the
Itheatre-9oers OF this city. She brings all her
| fascinating personality to tear upon poor
Peggy. John 7. Sullivan was Sir Charles
Pomander and Mr. Whifen, Triplet. minuet
danced TO pretty Boccherlni music made q
great hi.
HARLEM oPERA-HousE.
Little Julia Msrowe appeared as Rosaiind In
rAs You Like 1t" at Hammerstein's Harlem
Opera. House last night The pretty little lady
who has suffered a great deal lately, was
warmly received, and cave a creditabie per-
Torrance, though IL is not inn As You Like !"
that she Is seen at her best. She Is most inter-
esting In " Ingomar,' wnica she will present
at this house tomorrow and thursday nights.
Her company Is good one.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
"The Still Alarm" packed Hammersteln's
Columbus Theatre, In Harlem, last night
This house has become very popular, AMI Mr..
Hammersteln keeIs 1t supplied with the very
best attractions. "The Sin Alarm" was
played with much spirit and Harry Lacey
:, made vigorous Jack Manley. The tre-engine
scene created as much enthusiasm as though
it were new to this city. The scenery was
very effective.
4 H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
william tillette's mos. worthy effort, "Held
by the, Enemy" gan an engagement at ii.
X. JacoUs' Theatre yesterday. Tne great pop
ularity OF tHis play Is by no means exhausted
1t held a large audieu ce in rapt attention dur
ing me en,,re evening ne , company was "a
the two organizations that used TO present this
piece. "neid by the Enemy" will surely dc
very large weeks business al this house.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
j. X. Emmet can stll dance and still sing,
and audiences ,au still enjoy the eXcelle Mt
| work Of tHis ildefgtigab'e actor. This was
proved last niaht. when Mr. Emmet began an
Joe; or, FRITZ in Madnouse. F" The perform n &C
was an extremely good onn from beginninG to
end. Mr.. Emmepo songs were well rendered,
and EiS dane Dg capital. or the company II l.
not necessary 10 say much.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
. Neil Burgess in ''The County Fair" began
weeks engagement at the Grand Oper Hous.
last night There was large audience, On
the play seemed To be placed amid anrroun'!
inPs that were little too zig for II. II can bt
appreciated letter IN smaller house. S,ill,
ana Auut Abigail Prue got as many laughs a
she has been brought up to believe she ID en-
titled to get.
49, Lucky Man" Is the name Of the play thu
was produced at Niblo's last nirh Tue au
thor, 1t Is SAID, Is Louis Carpenter, who mod
estly Kept MS name from the programme.
There 10 not very mucn backbone to ~
Lucky Man." The fun turns upon a numhe
OF mistakes which are due to the fact ,ha
Samuel Brown permits himself TO be known Al
Samuel Blog1us. The com LEGATIONS tha
arise cause some laughter. In the cat wer,
Louis Carpen,er, Arthur Giles, :. X. Ryan.
Kate Chester and others.
TONY PASTORS.
There was q long programme at Tony Pas
tors last night and many favorltes appeared
Miss Fora Moore, who Is widely known. wal
seen, and no was Loltie Gilson, "1he L'tt
Magnet" oiners VIII helped TO make the even
Dutch Dnly, Conroy and Fox, De Wal, VIII
lam Morelio and his ''canine actors;" Ia
nlsche, a feminine Magician: Barker, describe
as a bicycle expert, and Ryan, the funny mu
sician.
is poRIss MusEE.
The MAGNETIC Comedy Company gave nour
entertainments yesterdiy upon the stage o
Doris's b q musee, on Eign'h avenue, between
Tweuty.,eventh and Iwentv-eighth streets
In the curin halls ere Prof. Beaulnonts pano
rama describing Milton's "Paradlse Lost;n
"e troupe OF lndians: the tiny being known a
Hop % My Thumb, who IA said 10 BE- uinetee
years old ami 20 weigh hut nine pounds; Fios
nm sir La Blange, a ''iemale Samson, " and Prof.
WebO's Columbus model sawmilL
HUBER's MUSEUM.
Zoe Gayton. tho energetic young woma
who walked from san Frdnci 20 to New York
~ q distance o. 8, 395 miles, In ell days, told h
Gu story Of her Trip TO large audleuces at HuUer
Museum, on East Fourteenth srret, yese
ng day. Mss iyton appesre with her felloS
travele AID with the dog - Beauty" SH
tdlEed quiz int est ngly. Other a;tractlor
at this n ,use were Linus. the Oregon wonder
aud The vaudeville company that reigneu
the theatorium.
ou woRTHS MUSEUM.
10 There was plenty to he seen at Worth
Museum yes;erlay. TIE main ie lure was
'ad com, C wrestling ma ch between Bob McNult'
VINO Weighs 423 ounds, and Chr.s Scnniid
wHo weighs 43j ounds. On the stage q nun
heT OF cl, yer variety peorlP appeared, amou
them being Will,tt aud Thorne, Rayuor al
!, West, musical artists; NJ. Besturil, q slac
iu' wire performer. and Il. NJ. Carroll, ho mac
. known u new sketch.
Ay. ROSTER ( BIALS
The burlesque entitled "Adam's Tempt
tion; or. Bird5 OF Para lse." was again see
at Roster Il Bial's concert hall last night. c.
mrncts. rPcov red from Ter tack Of RriI
In dance with n r accustomed Sp tnish VlvacrI,
OH featur, were SteUb ami lripp, the vel
innry ueople who were members OF the Ha
loI-Voir Company; the Warren urR.,
troupe uf clever icroJ1ts, and Lottie jackson
wno made her INST appearance in this cou
Try.
w. Brooklyn Theatres.