The evening world., 1891-03-10
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
G. Haddon Chambers's "Love and
War" at the Garden.
"The Pillars Of Society" at the
Harlem Opera House.


GARDEN THEATRE
Taere was a ne~ play at the Garden Theatr
last night, 1t was entitled, "Love aud War,
and was adapted by c. haddon Chamb hers II on
nDevant L'Ennem" In tho cast were Am
Roselle, Arthur Dacre, Mrs. BerIan Gibbs
James Wallis, Eugene ormonde, Mervyr
Dallas, J. l. Flnney, Lawrence Clarke am
otners. A criticism Of the play will appear II
to-morrow's EVENING WORLD.
HARLEM orERA HOUSE.
"Tne Pillars of Society, " Iosen's admrab!,
play. was presented at the Harlem opers
House by Hammersteins stock company, which
included Robert Hillari, ]. B. sludley, W. 4.
Melville, Alexis Markham, Clara Baker Rust,
Constance Hamblin, Ida Van sicklen, Roya
Roche, E. X Powell, j. L. ottomeyer and
others. 1t will be reviewed in THE EVENING
WORLD OF Thursday.
BROADWAY THEATRE.
"Hamlet" was the play at the broadway
Theatre last night, with Edwin Booth as the
melancholy Dane, Lawrence Barrett as the
ghost, and Miss Gale as the gentle Ophelia.
Mr.. Booths Hamlet IS well known. 1t 10 per-
hsrs hardly rs impressive now as It was
formerly, but 1t Is still q highly polished and
Interesting study. The play was well cast and
carefully presented.
SBLo's GARDEN.
Milton Mobiles, in q play entitled From Sire
10 Son, !" was The attraction at Niblo's Garden
last night The meiodrama contains many
strong scenes, and deals with a curse which has
fallen upon the hero, who temporarily loses his
speech under strong excitement OF course, In
the play he loses II under very dangerous cir
cumstancea There was plenty Of applause for
Mr.. Mobiles.
,,. FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE
W. J. Seaman Is an Irish comedian with 0
certain amount of msgnetism, and this magnet
ism atones for the quality Of the plays he pre-
sents. "Myies Aroon," which was seen al
the Fourteenth Street Theatre last night,
however, has many good features and It
pleased the aIdsncs Matte Ferguson stella
Robert McNair did good work.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Hermann IS always welcome In New York.
The tneatre-goers here like mis- entertainIne uts,
not only for the necromannc feats that he
makes known, hut Tor the interesting and
amusing personality OF the magician himself,
Hermann began weeks engagement at the
Peoples Theatre last night and drew large
audience. He was assisted By Nine. Hermann
and Awata, the 1ugRler.
ESQ., GRAND oPERA-HoUsE
- 1u0 SIOWRWhy was tne ATTRACTION NJ the
Grand Opera House last night. 1t 10 not neces-
say 10 crlticlse this melodrama in any way. IL
has few situations, the burglars who have
been verv extensively advertised, and . scene
representing the interior OF an English bar.
1t wss extremely well put upon the stage, ana
10 the hands Of capable people. The audience
was large.
WINDSOR THEATRE
MISS Annie Pixley, in sM'liss. ~ was WarmIy
received at the windsor Theatre last night.
The play 10 4 familiar ono, but Niss Pixley
does not use it exclusively. When she has
grown weary Of presenting other plays, she
turns to ''Mliss" " with relief, and the public
il also pleased. Tho cast last night was a
good one. Miss Pixley sang a. effectively a.
ever.
i-.R:1.H,H. R. JACOBS THEATRE.
"The Cattle King" was the play at q. r.
Jaoops' Theatre last hight, and James a. wal
lick was the star. "The Cattle King " In q
very sensational effort, and Mr.. wailick was
no 70 Il h pss
hQnors with him. "The Cattle King" will be
5sllSMed Sns op Thursday BY similar play. "The
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Roland Reed, whose name 10 suggestive Of
laughter, brought the funny "Woman-Hater
to Hsmmerstein's Columbus Theatre IN Har-
lem last night. As the eccentric Samuel
Bundy, MIR. Reed 10 perpetually and oonvinc-
bly, to his peculiarites: Mr.: Reed always has
4 good company. rTke Woman -Hatern will
have successful week.
STANDARD THEATRE
"Oniy farmers Daughter began weeks
engagement nj the standard Theatre last
the versatile Blanche Curtisse, who mas been
during the past week posing az liza In the
Nolo's +" Clemenceau Case" Selma Felter,
Harriet Ford, Byron Douglass, and Frazer
Coulter were also In the cast.
TONY PAsToR's.
The Vital Snark in RtiiI en,inan vtt.l Sh.
appeared last night at Tony PaAtor's, and was
extremely interesting. The other attractions
were Harry Kernell, Maggie Cline, Charles j.
who did some very clever work on a ladder;
the Rogers Brothers, Sam Dearin, described
a. the inventor OF 'hurlesque musicsl In
Piummer and Kittie Burke. and the only Tony
Pastor.
DoRIs's MUSEUM.
Mcdowell and Stevens's comedy company
gave nourly entertainments upon the stage Of
Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum yesterday.
Among those who contributed to the pro-
Rramme were Mcdowell and Stevens, who
presented q sketch called Two Prsclioll
Eagan. the Ellsworth Zouaves, Aggie Hinckiey
and Daisy Baker. The Jeanesviile mners were
In the euro hall.
HUBER's PALACE MUSEUM.
The stage entertainments at this house are
extremely gooc: The double performances
proved TO he very popular. Yesterday the
Palace Speciality company gave It's usual varied
proRramme, and another organization pre-
Bented many attractions, among them being
William Couriright, tbs original "Flewey-
Fiewey;" Psyche and "Senator" Moran.
KosTBK AND BIAL's.
The Glinsereiti troupe OF acrobats ID won
derfuly clever organization. 1t WAS the prin-
cipel, tut not the only, attraction at Roster 4
bAls Coucert Hall last n,Rbt. The programme
also gave Carnencita, Jutan, 'Quepu of the
Air;" The eccentric Alexandroh Brothers,
Harry stark, magiclsn; Delaur and Delmi-
mont, Bessie Gilbert, aud 1.-The Dandy Ora
goonS"
woRTH's MUSEUM.
There was plenty for the money at worth's
Museum yesterday. The textures Included
Capt. T. ii. Week, said TO occupy the exalted
position Of the tallesI man on earth; Doddroth
"tne modern Hercules; la belle Minnie, and
her performing dog; Leonard and Harris,
acrobal- from The vicinity OF Donegal, anu a
number OF singers AMI dancers
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