The evening world., 1891-05-05
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
" Wang's" First Appearance al
the Broadway.
Home, Sweet Home" at the
Academy Of Music.
BROADWAY THEATRE.

BNoApwAY THEATRE
De Wolf Hopper and the mombers OF his
comic opera company appeared last night a.
the Brosdway Theatre in n new comic opera
py Cbeever Goodwin and wooison Morse, en-
titled wang" Mr.. Hopper received cordial
welcome from q very large audience. and so
did bis clever little associate, Della Fox.
There was dig oaorus and q number Of pretty
girls "wangr will DO criticized In The
EVENING WORLD Of tomorrow.
AoADshY OF MUSIC.
1.-THE Old Homestead 10 no more. Al the
Academy Of Music iaat night q new rural
drama By John Fowler ana Ernest Whiuon,
entitled :Home, Sweet Home" was presented.
after weeks OF rehearsal and hard work. The
Academy had . large audience, and Messrs.
Fowler aud Whition secured very critical con-
sidersuop. THE EVENING WORLD will deal IN
sztsnso with " Home, Sweet Home during
the week.
GRAND oRERA-HousE.
1t 10 not often that new play il nrst pre-
sented at the Grand Opera-House, but last
night this happened. "Work ana Wages" a
new melodrama, was carefully produced be-
fore typical west aide audience. The name
OF the play 10 not misleading. 1t deals with
the labor question, aud ueals with II sensation.
ally. Some excellent actors were in the cast
They did full Justice to the play.
GARDEN THEATRE.
Richard Mansfield returned 10 the Garden
Theatre last night and appeared In Clyde
Fttch's dainty "Beau Brummell," which he
will continue to present at this house until the
new play, "Don Juan, I" is ready. Mr.. Mans
field was a. artistic and conscientious as ever
in his portrayal OF the role OF the Beau. That
the play 10 still attractive was proved BY the
size and enthusiasm Of the audience.
PEOPLES THsATRB.
Miss Mario Hubert FIohmap. who has been
travelling about the country for long time.
brought her play, The WITCH" to the
Peoples Theatre last night. 1t 10 Ia i've acts
and the scene 10 laid In New England In the
seventeenth century. The play was very we'll
put upon the stage and 1t seemed to ipteresr
the audience The cast was q long one and
tiously.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
Miss Martha Morton's prize play "The Mer-
chant, a" that was selected by TEE WORLD from
many mahusctipts. was produced at the Madi-
soa Square Theatre last night 10 an admtrahle
manner. The play has Already been criticized
IN these columna. II 10 u strongly written,
concise and interesting work In the cast
nos,on n:Is n'n hs en,,op MARI H1HHs ona,e;
Henrietta Lander.
n. R. JACOBS THEATRE.
"The Clemenceau Case" was the attraction
81 Il. X. Jacobs Theatre last night, with Miss
Laura Bigear o. liza. Miss BiRaar 10 hand-
worn IN the nrst act. she looked very oomejy.
There was q large audience, for the much
,aiked.of plsy is new TO the patrons OF II. K.
Jacoes' Theatre. IL was well put upon the
stage and fhe company did good work.
FouRrBENrH srRBEr THEATRE.
''The DonaRh" was the name of the pia y
presented BY Joseph Murphy At the Fourteenth
street Theatre Last night the third Of his Irish
SSs: .na Il .ss sss eE SsSs.
evolved from an interesting story. "The
Donseh itself was, caakes upon which the
as SSssss Snss
STANDARD THEATRE.
to the Standard TheAtYe lassi night. The play
that was nrst seen hero. at the New PARK Thea
ire, has been completely altered nnd decidedly
improved BY LeanLer Richardson. In itsp pres
dramatically worked out. II was admirably
put upon the stago ana satisfactorily acted.
Dan sully appeared a. the hero.
BIJou THEATRE.
cODoWd's ueighbors, farce-comeLy that
was the subject Of criticism in these columns
Bijou Theatre last night. The play Is not the
thing in this case. Itis the people. Among
aro-Barnes, Jennie Eddy, David Warneid,
Lawlor aud Thornton, Mark Murphy aud Sam
j. Ryan.
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
"U Il I"moved from the Standard The
atre and moved up to Harlem last night, where
It will stay, comfortably located at Mir. Ham,
merstein'6 opera-uouse for one week. The
s,xfs Of the piece are Gus Wilnams and John
n Kaliv and nohodv will deny ina fact ina
they work very hard to please their audiences.
They were untirng IN their efforts TO evolve
fun last night.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
A spectacular buresque with music was the