The evening world., 1892-02-09
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
" Niobe" Filledthe Harlem Opera
House with Auditors.
"East Lynne" Revived at Niblo's-
Many New Bills.

"Niob".' one of the daintiest Of modern
comedies drew large audience TO the liar.
lem Opora-ilOusc last Night. and created con.
siderable laugh The comedy is from tho pen
Of Harry and Edward paulton, and I, Is iull
" irrcsistibly iunny situations and bright
lines. The play was fully discussed IN these
columns when It was first presented at tho
Biiou. II l. lUst as good now, and those who
have not seen n, haze something to antic,.
pate with great pleasure. Isabelle Coe, a
very cOin"ly young actress, now plays the
leading part, assigned at the Bijou to Carrie
Turner.
GRAND ortRk-HOUsH.
"Mcn ana Wumen," comedy drama by
Belasco and De Mile, written before the
former claimed +" Miss liclyctt" and the latter
1.-The Lost Paradise" was the attraction last
night al til" Grand opera a-Ilouse. The play
Is interesting, and 1t has a superb third act
Ihich II so intense that IT, Is a relief when
/ the curtain fall. men and Women" was
well acted by company that included Henry
Dalton, Byron Douglas, Esther Lyon Hat jc
Schell. Gertrude Dawes, Charles Mackay,
John woodward anu Julian Greer.
rH1pIE's THEATRE.
Joseph Murphy. one OF the best OF Irish
! comedians, began Il weeks engagement at
the Peoples Theatre last night. He pre-.
sented MS new play, The Donash; or, The
opportunities to do the kind OF work that the
! public expects him to do. As Lanty killaly
| ne won much applause, anu II was deserved
| The supporting company was headed by Bcllc
Melleville. Duriag ths action OF the play
panoramic views OF the Lakes OF Killarney
were exhibited.
| NIBiOs GARDEN.
East Lynne play familiar to every
theatre-gOer,w was presented at Niblo's Garden
last night, with Miss Aua Gray. who Is still
| vigorous and Impressive, as Lady Isabel aud
Nine. Vine. Miss cray was supported By
May Pierce, Hattie saphorc. Carrie Lewis.
George ". Pike. Harry Montgomery, William
Juckson and n'tle Nellle Currcn. A new
melodramn called Fighting Fortune" Will
lie seen a: Niblo's next week.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
Although young EruincL cannot bc favor
ably compared with his late father, there Will
be Tor a long time enough theatre-goers
anxious to see him to render his adoption Of
me stage prohtabic. He was the star at the
g." Fritz IN Ireland In the company were
George II. Rexiord. II. W. Brinkiey, Vernon
hamsd2li, Miss Helen LedGnid, Miss Laura
ilowe, Baby spencer aud Baby Henriuues.
| There was large audience.
CoLuMprs THEATRE.
AUNT Brldgcts BABY" does not seem ia
be at all In "A hurry 10 leave this city. u
fingers around the combination houses with
inuch persistency. Last night 1t was seen at
the Columbus Theatre. Harlem. George w.
'ionroe was. Of course, the star. and he was
aS f1amhoynn'lv mirthlul Ms ever. He was
unilrihg III his Efforts 10 please. Tho company
supporting him--hc modcstiy calls u Mon.
rot's Celebrities capital work. some of
the peo lie, II not ceebrIted, are. AT any rate
decidedly clever.
II. R. JACOBS THEATRE.
Lost in New York. a tank melodrama,
appealed VERY strongly TO the patrons OF II.
scene, with It's wet water, was very effectively
shown, aud the audience applauded 1t vigor.
ousl,. The escap" nom Blackweil's Island
York" has made plenty "f money since It was
first produced, aud ITS usefulness is not vet
seriously dnnlaged The cast cont aimed som,
good people, but the tank was the thing.
TONY PASTORS.
"The neerlesS Irish queen" Maggie Cline,
was again heard III all her eXuberant vocal
energy at Tony Pastors Theatre last night.
La Chine was quite as Interesting as ever, and
that mean; great deal. The other attrac-
ding. Rose and Martin Julian, Theo, John
Callan, Belle laverde Joseph sparks aud
Lillian Meioohrne. known as the Unique
!. dances the Morello BROTHERS, Ward and
Nokcs and Seansn and Albertina.
ROSTER ANp HAAS
was the main attraction at Roster g. BiaI s
Concert Hail, last night. The fact OF her
belnR there. leaves that to be understood.
The charming spanish dancer was In exec i
lcnt form and there We're no traces OF her re.
cent indlspositon. In TACT many people are
uncharitable enough 10 believe that the
stories Oi her heart disease, anu her consc-
aucnt intention ri leaving the stage were
merely managerial fables. The Braatz sis
ters anu " Joan OF Arc" were other features
Of the programme.
poElsS MUSEUM.
Thief" appeared in Theatre No. OF boris s
Museum yesterday. supported by Lawrence
Merton. 4. j. Thomas, &. W, Whitrord.
Charles uolius. Charles Nash. Edith CruliS
and Nina Peters In Theatre No. {. Harold
and BloodEood's Vaudeville Company gave a
good performance. and In Theatre No. :;
Whites Cum"dy Comedy held the stage In
the euro halls was wealth Of Interesting
material. ,hauncey Palmer. ;ir mind reader.
held forth. and Matte Lee Palmer, described
present .ruu and enigma cf the nineteenth
century," attracted considerable attention.
The clair Twin sisters. Prof. Wesley Baum
and Walter stewart were also there.
HvBERs MUSEUM.
! Manager HuDcr. Of the Fourteenth street
Palace huscuM, has secured his fun share OF
attention this week. The lions last wee,
were voted excellent. The trick oxen seen
Yesterday are lust aS Interesting, and the
Efforts or hvr rather pretty young women Ia
run halt II mile against time, ut hourly inter-
walls. are very entertaining. In all the depart
ments OF the museum new features are 10 be-
seen. and the stage company, headed by the
Excelsior quartet Prot. Melin. mag iCiau, and
Charles II. duncan, contains a dozen Gle, cl
variety PERFORMERS.
BROOKLYN Theatres,