The evening world., 1892-06-14
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Roster & Balls Stars Made the
Audience Forget the Heat.
Crowds at the Madison Square Roof
Gnrden-MunJ Theatres Closed.
TONY PASTORS.


There was an excellent programme at Tony
Pastors Theatre last nlght-a programme
thatwas worthy Of a less sultry evening and
OF a time Of year when the thoughts OF people
were not hitting In the direction OF seashore
and mountain. The entertainment was domi-
mated by John and James Russell, who pre-
scnted their well-known sketch OF two Irish
servant girls Others who appeared were
Paul Allen, 1.-THE Mayor OF the ohio River !"
Lottie ellison, the perennial "little magnet; :"
the Juliaus, In their acrobatlc specially; little
Bonnie Thornton, Rouclere and Mildred, Katie
Rooney, satsuma, Brown and Harrison and
Laura Bennett.
KOsTER & BIAL's.
There were cooler places on earth last night
than Roster & Biars Concert Hail, but those
, who were present did not appear to mind the
warmth. There was pleasant variety COM
pany to distract their thoughts from the per-
spring surroundings. VI. Dufour and Mile.
Hartley did the " Dance Milltaire and " The
Jolly students; the Borani brothers con-
tributed some new features and presented
their acrobatic act entitled Disappearing
Demons;" A. q. Duncan'S ventriloqulsm
was as amusing and as up to date as ever !:
Rama and ArnO did burleSque bar act, and
Jules Keller won applause by his unconven-
tional gymnastic teatS
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
The Columbus Theatre will join the ranks
Of closed playhOuSps ext week. Last night,
for the fnal week of the season, play, en-
titled "The Golden Giant was acted. Some
years ago Mckee RanHln won much success
with this piece, which was presented at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. II deals with life in a
Western mining camp, and the story IL tells
Is interesting and dramatic. The star OF the
occasion was young man known as Wright
Huntington, who Is u not unworthy actor.
MIR. Huntington, however, needs subdulng.
HIS mannerisms are trife too pronounced.
The supporting company was lairly good
LgSoN LYcEUM.
There was miscellaneous programme at
the LenON Lyceum last night, when Neuen-
dorifs popular concert attracted goodly
number OF people. The programme included
the overture to MOZarts d" Don Giovanni, -
strauss waltz, Lustfahrten;" fantasy on
motives from Nerdi's !" Aida" the overture to
"lannhaueser." "ballet.musicfrom Goldmark's
"Queen OF Sheoa," d selection from tie
"Trumpeter OF Sakktngen,' the overture "a
"stradela;' the popular Blue Danube "
waltz and the prayer from Wagner s" RienZL'
Tonight ana Thursday night Campanini and
Mile. Linda Bosee Will sing.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
/ The roof Of the Madison square Garden held
acGOwd last night. and +. ;. Gilmore with
his admirable band kept that crowd in con-
tainment was very comprehensive one. and
| people certainly got their moneys worth and
I more. Tn" solOiSts OF the occasion were sig.
! Taglapietra, n reliable artist, who is not
without adherents In New York, and Miss
Ida Klein. The musical performance was not
the only attraction. A vaudeville perform.
/ anCe was also offered The main feature Of
this was the dancing OF Miss Minnie Ken.
wood, who did some very clever work.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
The last week OF the season at the Windsor
| Theatre was begun last night, with the we'll
known play founded on Mrs. Henry Woods
! associated with the play nearly as closely
as Mrs. Wood was with the novel. was
the star. Frequent repetition has not robbed
Miss Gray's acting OF its artistic value. Hei
performance IS still an Interesting one. The
audience was duly appreciative and the sor
rows 9t Lady Isabel and Nine. Vine were a,
win never die. Next saturday night tn,
| Windsor Will close until Aug. IS.
HUBER's MUSEUM.
The Frog Man disported himself IN all his
glory at Iluber's Museum yesterday anC
shared the honors with Admiral Doty, the
! Martin sisters, the AlbinO twins, a couple o
! FIJI Cannibals and other curiosities. Huber:
Museum will close its doors for the Summer
next Monday after monster benefit ten
dered to the employees OF the house. AT thls
benent more than nfty weli-known vaude
vile people Will appear. Huber's will reopeI
late In the summer 1t Will be reftted anC
Te1urnlSneQ throughout Nr. HUBER say!
that he Is at peace with himself and witt
the world In general That is nice to know
ELDoRLDo.
Crowds OF heat-oppressed mortals went Il
EldOrado on the Palisades, last night, To SEE
Auguste FranCiOlrs spectacular "Egypt
Through Centuries and to secure a rev coo
brreZes There were great many OF thest
coveted whiTs towering around that favored
spot known as Weehawken, and they wer,
very soothing. The spectacle has now settled
into ocomTortable.suCcess and the performance
moved smoothly along, as though on wheels
SalmOirhaghl, the feminine dancer. ant
BianClfori, the male dancer, received very
hearty applause.
AMsERG THEATRE
Mathille Cottrellys appearance in conf,
opera at the Amberg Theatre last night re
called the good old palmy days when comic
opera had not degenerated into burleSque
This artist was as sprtghtly and as entertain
Joyrd. The opera was the "Naherin," b.
Ludwig Field and Ed jacobson, music by Mi
locker and f.. Cattenhusen. The cast wa
a very good one. including Fri. Reichardt,
pretty little woman; Herr Rank who ~ wei
known 10 the German tEeatre-gOers OF thi
city; Herr Luben and Herr Walter.
CASINO.
The production OF " The Vice Admiral " al
the Casino will not occur tonight, as ortgi
nally planned II has been postponed unit
saturday.
A Measure OF Safety.
fET1U Jaig,