The evening world., 1891-08-18
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
The Peoples ReopenS with a
Successful Drama,
ssv Music Purveyors at the MadI-
son Square Garden.
TONY PASTORS.

Tony Pastors Theatre had its usual excel
ant programme and its equally usual appre-
.,,tiye audience last night. The bill Of fare
ros very varied, and variety, as we all know,
y the spice OF life. The features included
yrank Bush. "the prince Of story-tellcrs;" :"
Iottlc ellison, "the little magnet" who is an
established favorite at this house; Weber and
pi.lds the German comedians; Wems and
Coyne sahib Ben Hommcd, Miss Isabella
ward. the Emmets, Gertrude Reynolds and
John W. Little. MIR. Little is prestidigita-
teur. and very clever one.
ROSTER AND BIAL's.
The managers Of this establishment always
mrDish an interesting entertainment. That
p,yen last night was quite worthy of this
time of year 1t included Frederic Solomon's
hnrlesque called " Dick Wilmington and His
cat which Is not essentially different from
the other burlesques produced at this house
the TJuousian quartet, which generally man.
ages to secure very large share Of applause;
inc Austin sisters, those clever trapeze per-
formers, well known in this city Cyclops and
Sardow, aptly described as strong men; mu-
sical Dale and Texarcana, q dancer.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
NSNAS
10 the public saturday night, when Alden
Benedict appeared in the sensational drama
entitled Fablo Romani" The play was re-
peated last night and win remain as the at
traction Tor the rest OF the week. 1t is not
new to this city, but It is still attractive. 1t
Is well put upon the stage, and the scenes
showing an earthquake effect, an eruption OF
Mount vesuvius and an illumination OF the
bay Of Naples evidently pleased the audience.
The cast is good one
DORIs's MUSEUM.
Noriss Zig Eighth Avenue Museum was
opened for the season yesterday and a crowd
OF ofpeoplc inspected the handsome house and
, noted the many Improvements that have
| been made since It closed It's doors. The at
i fractions were very numerous. In theatre
No. / Macken and Davis's Company, including
viii Denis, clever dancer; Leonard and
Hart and Edwards, gave a highly enjoyable
entertainment. In theatre No. > Miss Fanny
Herring, described by Doris as the vital
spark OF the drama appeared In play
called "'rhR Wild West; or, The Filth Shot"
supported by her own company In the
Culir halls were host or attractions.
HUBER's MUSEUM.
Huber's Museum on Fourteenth street fell
into line yesterday and opened its doors to
tn public. The hOllS" has been entirely re-
modelled and Manager Huber Is to be con-
TatUlatcd upon the relicitOus results he has
achieved. The addition OF the adjoining
mUree on Thirteenth street was good move.
Hub'rS Museum now covers considerable
ground. The attractions this week include
Dtlc Tot, the juvenile snake charmer Big
Lila, the enormous negress, who has bnbbed
up ,cfen"ly for the season; Prof. Mechans
dog circus, Prlf. smiths trained goats and a
strong man named Herman. DelmOrc and
Wilson, comedians furnished the stage en-
tCltalpmCnt.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
TIL vast nmphitheatrc near Madison Square
Was Without concert last night. Theodore
Thomas had folded up his tent and departed.
Tonight there VIII be new music purveyors
In the shape ~ lnnes'S military band or 100
performers. Miss Annie Louise Tanner, So
p!anO, and Cart Streitmann, the popular
tenor f0rInerly OF the Amberg Theatre, viii
be the yJcaliStS. The prOgl anime tonight
will Include selections from the works OF
G1uHJl, List. FlOtOw, haSSenet, Gillet,
.lYUl a al