The evening world., 1891-04-21
CHANGES At The THEATRES.
The Kendals Revive 1.-THE Iron
master" at Palmer's.
Agnes Huntington at tho Harlem
Opera-House-Rose Coghlan
at the Columbus.
PALxER's.

the Kendnlh revived their very Admirable
version Of "Le Msitrc des FORCES" known az
"The Ironmaster," at Paimer's Theatre last
night. There was q large audience. 1.-THE
Ironmaster 10 one OF the best pisys OF the
Kendall repertoire. As Claire Mrs. Kendall Is
extremely sincere and pathetic, while the
Philippe DorDlay OF Mr.. Kendsi Ia q well-con-
teived Interpretation. The members OF the
company were seen to great advantage.
HARLEM oPBRA-HoUsB.
Agnes Huntington, the handsome contralto
singer, began weeks engagement At the lar
lem opers-House last night, appearing IN
Plsnqnette's tuneful opera, "Paul Jones, y
tnat was nrst produced here at the Broadway
Theatre. Miss Huntington was In excellent
voice, and her audience was appreciative. Her
rendering OF the song al Ever and Ever There 4"
was extremely good. The opera was beauti-
fully put upon the stage.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Rose CoRhlan always calls "Peg wofinF-
ton" her mascot She has met with much
success in the play. Last nigh, she presented
1t at the Columbus Theatre, Harlem, with good
results. Miss Coghian is charming in the role
Of the vivacious aud tender-hearted Peg.
John T. Sullivan appeared as sir Charles
Pomander and Mr.. Whinen as Trlplet Miss
Coghians Irish jig Is a great institution.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsB.
W. J. Seaman I, very popular at the Grand
opera-House. where he plays as often as possi-
ole. Last night he was egain seen there In
Jessop and Townsend's play, "Myles Aroon, 1"
which has many attractive features. Scan
Ian, however, was more interesting than his
play. He sang "You and l, Love, " "Peek-a-
Boo" "L've, My Love, oh, Live" "The
swing Song and "My Maggie"
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
"Shaun Rhne," whicn 10 described as a
companion picture 10 "Tne Kerry cow" was
presented at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
last night with Joseph Murphy IN the leading
role. Mr.. Murphy appeared in q north Of
Ireisnd character with delicate Cork broRue.
lie also showed his ability to master the south
OF Ireland accent 4" shaun Rhue" Il an in
teresting play and 1t was nicely presented.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
"The Ticket-of-Leave Man" never dies.
Tom Taylor's ulay has An astounding vitality,
and II Is continually cropping up. Last night
waS interpreted by William A. Brady's excel
lent company, that included the relics of
Thou shalt Not" In the cast were Joseph
Wheelock, who Is always popular-like the
pay-John Giendenning. MAZDA Graigan,
Jessie Storey and Fannie Denham Rouse.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
A Afirce-coinedy. new TO this city Uhere are
some more, II Is to he regretted, that are new
to this city, for we shall have 10 sec them).
was presenlea Nv tne Union square Ineatre
1.-TWO OF a K,nd.n and Contains songs.
dancea. and speciaIties OF all des,riptiona
Thomas Wood does not obiect TO be Known az
the author, The company 10 equal to the re-
quirements OF the piece.
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~. 8. Mall" 10 farce-comedy that isn't
new 10 the city, yet we get 1t ali the same. It
Deaah weeks eDgaeemeht ~ Nioios last
e,fi,cs- ana nernana II ,s IL NAV siso ne a ss,t
on any other snpiect that can he mentioned
Georr,e parker. clever actress. peryaded
uU. S. Mail, 7" and Frank David helped ner TO
corner n few laughs. =
H. II. 'Aooss' THEATRE.
1.-THE Runaway Wife, somewhat sensa-
!!onal play iathersd by the late Fred
NJ ii. r. Jacobs, Theatre last nieht. and w,ii
be played there curing this week. Tne drama
contains somc strong situations Of which Frank
Evane, the star, made the most. The company
on the whole was good, aud The play was well
staged.
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Buly Moore and Bella Vivian, sam Dearln.
James Bowman. the Irish character vocalist
Frank Bushs funny stoTies and Lottie Gilson'E
vivacious songs made the hits OF the evening.
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