The evening world., 1892-01-19

Evangeline the good old burlesque that
people always seem to want to see, began q
weeks engagement at Nib)os Garden last
night II may best be described as happy
combination Of girl and glitter, II 1t is neces-
sary to describe 1t at all, at this very ad-
vanced stage OF its eXistance. James 8.
MONT, who created the part many years ago,
appeared as the Lone Fisherman, and the cast
also included Hilda Thomas, Ruth Daven-
port. Richard Harlow, Estelle clinton, and
George A. schiller.
HARLEM OrERA-H0USE.
The Dun opera company was the attrac-
tion last night at ifammerstein's Harlem
Opera House. The opera was The Queens
Mate" that enjoyed run some seasons ago
at tn" Broadway Theatre, when Lillian Rus
sell and Camille D'Arville were in the cast.
The organization at present includes Helen
Bcrtram, who has a very pretty voice Bet
tina Girard, who has made great progress
since she made her debut not very long ago
Richard +. carroll, John Rafael and Minnie
dc Rue.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
"Natural Gas" a somewhat uproarious
farc"-comedy was the entert ainment offered
to the patrons OF the Grand opera House last
night, ana one to which they appeared to
take very kindly. There have been many
worse farce-colnedies than this, which aims
lrisuwoman suddenly raised to wealth and
Il social position" Donnelly and Girard are
the stars OF the piece, and they have q good
company, headed by Miss May Howard
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Robert Mantell, an actor who has some
popularity in this city. began an engagement
ut the Peoples Theatre last night. The play
he selected was one that has recently found q
place in his repertoire, "The Louisianians, -
by Edward d. Alfriend. The piece has been
here at the Madison Square Theatre. 1t Ap-
peared to please the audience. MIR. Mantell
also presented curtain-raiser called "A
Lesson In Acting"
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Evans and lioey were the stars at Hammer.
stems columbus Theatre last night. 1t Is
somewhat needless to say that they presented
A Parlor Match" The comedians can
scarcely be blamed for adhering to this time
worn farcc-comedy, for the public gives them
play was well staged and caused a good deal
OF laughter. The three l.evey sisters are still
members OF this organization, anu seem to
have become popular.
II. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
"The ivy Leaf" an Irish drama, was acted
last night at II. H. Jacobs Theatre by W. II.
Powers Company. II Is an Old favorite, and,
as such, does hot call Tor critical considera-
tion The story II tells Is an interesting one,
rull Of the material that appeals to certain
class OF theatre-goers, who go to the play.
house 10 be thrilled. The SIT tiations are good,
and the dialogue sufficiently bright 10 20.
The company was on the whole satisfactory
one.
WINDSOR THEATRE.
WJ. Gilmore's "Twelve Tempt ations was
tho attraction last night at the Windsor
Theatre. 1t appeared In new rorm-very
spick and span-and proved TO- be very good
a ,ha
bright, the conventional Joke OF antiquity
could scarcely be made anent the age or the
girls In the cast, and the transformations
Twelve, Temptations Will probably DO u few
weeks business at Mr.. Murtha's house.
ITALIA THEATRR.
Herr kanik appeared AS Mortimer in Schil.
lers nve-act drama "Mary stuart" at the
1halia Theatre last night. There was a large
audience and very patient one. The parts
were long and the performance apparently
interminable. The play, however, was most
creditably acted. Kaniz's work was faultiess.
ne delivered schillers splendid lines In an
Dudley.
TONY PASTORS.
Maggie Cline sang new song at Tony
PASTORS Theatre last night. 1t Was called
My First Appearance on the stage" II
Great ed good deal OF laughter, as Marguer.
lie Interpreted II in her own peculiar style.
Among the other attractions were Tony
Past or, Lydia leamans, the dancing singing
and acrobatic Adonis Four. Edwin French
the Judges, Mouroe and Mack, Shedman's
aoSs and monkeys, Hobby and Kitty Emmet
THIS pantoccini and Miss Alberta Gilbert q
vocalist ana change artistic"
ROSTER AND BIALs.
At Roster 4 Biars Concert Hall last night
principal features OF which we're Kate Iiar
| Ney, who reappeared I" the burlesuue &" ,Joa1
OF Arc:' cain and l.oreno, the humorous aero
bats; louis ana Mamie Jordan, the mid-ai
performers; and the Tyrolean quartet. Mex
MONDAY, Carmencita, the unrivalled Spanisl
dancer, will return to this house, where sh,
has been sadly missed. The "road," Will,
npPreciatiye, has not treated her as we'll a
| HUBRR's MUSEUM.
Shintaro's Imperial Japs were the mail
attraction at Huber's Palace Museum, in Eas
Fourteenth street, yesterday. The other at
fractions were the Claire sisters, Baggessen
tne contortionlst; Little Dot and her rattle
Wray and her trained birds; Mamie clayton
Queen May, Prot Chamberlin, "the em6rold
cry g hing :" George: tue turtle boy; Cong
ON the stage very good variety performanc
was given.
poRIss MUSEUM.
Fanny Herring as Florence squires an,
Billy clare, a newsboy, In THE Lights an,
In Theatre No. i OF Doris's Eighth Avenu
Museum, yesterday. The cast include
Charles Nash, Lawrence Morton, 7. i
Thomas, q. W. Whitford, Charles Crolius, 4
Rose. Nina Peters and Edith CrOllus. Ii
Theatre NO. :? among those who appeare
were the Contine Brothers, Andy Morion tn
Parker-liarris sketch company, SAMSON an
Ross Mortimer Collins, May Dunlo an
Minnie Sedgwick
BROOKLYN Theatres.
col. Sims NEW PARK THEATRE.
| "Stanoing room only" WAS displaYed 4