The evening world., 1892-01-19
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
The Queens Mate " at the
Harlem Opera-House.
Mod eska as Countess Roudine'-
Other New Bills.
StBLOS.

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k'ahselihe Tue gooa o.u ouFiesque 'ha'
people always seem to want to see. began
weer,s enyooemert at N,b,o's Garden last
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hisht. IL may oest DE- uescFiotu aS hai'py
comtihatiJh OF girl ana glitter' II II Is heceS-
sary TO describe II at all, at TINS very ad-
vanced stage OF Its existance. James 5.
MONT. who created the mart many wears ago
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appeared as lhe Lone liSheih'au, ana the cast
mort. Richard Harlow. Estelle clinton. and
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'eorse a. ochiIi'r'
HARLEM orERAHorsE.
Tnn NM nnoro ,omnany was ,ha ottroc
tinn las, NIGHT ,t ,,,mtoarstei,,s Harlan
nnors-l,ouso omar, was :. .rho nua.n,s
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hate' IhaO chJos eu run soiie Seasons ago
at the Broadway Theatre, when Lillian Rus.
soil and Camilla n.Arv,l. ,vere In the cast
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Inc organization at present Includes Helen
Bcrtram. who has very pretty voice Bet
tina Girard, who has made great progress
since she made her debut not very long ago:
lichard +. carroll, John Rafael and Minnie
oe hue. .
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,,S natural Gas, somewhat uproaiious
iat ia atne-con,euy, was tA' "htsrl ainihGht offered
" tne patIohs VI tiie nIahu ,peia-nouse iast
night ana "me 10 when they appeared u
,ah. Wy hii,uis; n,re IRE Ia,e ,i D,tn many
mot ,,, ~ .han un,s' mhiGn S aims aims
at ,ciiins the s,oIs vi a ger am lliitera',
IL liiah"oihaii nu,uc"iy iala,u " mtulth ui.u
a " ,cial l',i. ION. ponheiit thu 'lfafu are
thc stars 81 the plec,, anu tney nave gOou
eo'iApahs' he"u'u os MISS May ho"aiu.
fEoPLEs THEATRE.
Robert Mantc!l. an actor who has some
popularity In this city. began an engagement
at the Peoples I 1heatre last night. the play
he selected was one that has recently found "A
place in his repertoire, The Louiaianians,"
hN rd lam ha VAtT l,, t..g.,
changed since the afternoon IT was presented
here at the Madison square Theatre. 1t ap-
peared to please the audience. Mr.. Mantell
also presented curt8in-raiser called A
Lesson IN Acting.
COLUMBUS THEATRE
Evans and IIoey were the stars at Hammer.
stems columbus Theatre last night. il is
somewhat needless TO say that they presented
q Parlor Match" The comedian, can
scarcely be blamed for adhcrlng to his time
worn farce comedy. for the public gives them
every encouragement to Keep It green The
play was well staged and CAUSED good deal
Of laughter. The three Levcy sisters are still
members OF this organization, and seem to
have become popular.
II. II. JACOBS THEATRE.
..Tbe IvyLentran Irish drama v,. oc,oa
last niph, at H. r. Jacobs Thnatr,e Wa ~ WI ~
pnwcr's Tomnanr II is an oiG ..vor,. r., W. rd H.
az s,trh' does not cali Ior crittcni ata'
tio6 The sfnrv i, teIs ,s an m, ,
fuli OF the material that appeais TO nsra,n tau,
rla - nj uhn 10 ., b., ,,I,,.
house to be thrilled The orc rc PanS pl"S
a,i the d,aInrn, uuaicinn,,r hin a. soou'
The cn,,,n ,nanr waS on thn whuiy, " ~, ~ 80.
one. ""' 0' 'l' " "ti0'0 s'' 'o''
WINDSOR THEATRE.
W.J. Gilmore Twelve TEMPT ations was
lne attraction last lilght at the Windsor
incatre. IL appeared IN ne" form-Vcry
splck ana spah-ahu proved 10 be very good
entertainment OF It's kind The scenery was
ih Dright, .he conventional nv Joke OF antiquity
couiu scarcely De mace anent the age OF the
gllls III the cast, ana the TRANSFORMATIONS
We're OF very oewilder1ng nature. The
l"elVc ieulptatlohs VIII probably do few
weeks business at Mr.. Murthas house.
ITALIA THEATRE
Herr kanK appeared as Mortimer in Schll-
eI hnc-atl drama MARY stuart at the
laIl naiia heaire last nlsht. ihele WAS large
audience ana very patient one. The parts
were lohs ana me performance apparently
lhternihaOlc. Ihe play, however, was most
GTeditaDly acted. kanKs work was fautless
a iranie M manner; ri: BedccoIlcs was
wary stuart ano lierr Nenkhaus the Earl or
Duule!.
TONY PASTORS.
Maggie Cline sang new song at Tony
PASTORS Theatre last night. II was called
My First Appearance on the stage" 1t
tIcal.u =, soou ueal VI laughter, as Marguef-
ne interpreted Il III her own peculiar style.
haltn 11s 'ms rd,, oIner ,raeo'1ns We're Tony
ana acro6ae Adans or 5Me odating singing
me Judges, Monroe ana Mach, shedman's
noHs n.lo,Hs ana moneys Bobby and Kitty Emmet,
IN panto anu MISS Alberta Gilbert,
Nocailst ana chahge artlste.'
ROSTER .Sp R.I,s
,,vo pnhH n,l1, Hsp ! DIAL .
AZ hoster biais concert Han last night
,an ,,ihn =. r"ann mi '" ~ ~ msie ha'c mar