The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Reopening the Union Square with
a Continuous Performance.
Marie Wainwright at the Harlem
Opera House,

As house devoted to continuous
vaudeville and opera performances, the
Union Square. which threw open its
doors yesterday, should be a great sue
cess. 1t has splendid location; ii is
IN the heart of the shopping district.
ana It's management will be spurred on
by acute competition to cater carefully
10 the public. The house has been re-
decorated and improved in every way,
and the first performance was very
good. crowds of people visited the new
vaudeville institution. The operate at
traction was ship Ahoy!' and the
variety bill included Bryant and Rich
mond, William jerome, Mile. Felicie
Eros. Daily and Devere. Leonard and
Moran. William Cartwright, Prince
kokin. Benefits. and Cannon. and the
National Trio. A great feature was the
collection of unusually polite attendants.
ROSTER & BALLS
Miss Harriet Vernon, a handsome and
chubby London concert hall favorite,
try at Roster e. Biars new concert hall
last night. She wore some very elabor-
ate costumes, and her presence literally
was received in a very Fri friendly fSiS way.
Her Her abPe aa however Is better than
Mile. Edmee Lescot. French ..eccen-
tric singer of the most approved style.
The Versailles" ballet was given in
all Its glory.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUsE.
hss Marie Wainwright, a star who
~ be described az pleasant rather
I IAN forceful, began a weeks en-
.Agement at Hammerstein's Harlem
last nSne Tae Pay
All lr, in which New York-and perhaps
Ha. em-saw Sarah Bernhardt not so
Was 'D ,onscie n SS and Agreeable. She
was well supported by Barton Hill and
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
y Raxsss tba nsy The GoS 2d
Miss Bettina Girard as the dashing
but still lovable heroine. The Blue
and 1t calls for some elaborate scenery,
and gets it. The audience appeared to
course scene at Lexington, Ky.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
There was a big spectacular attraction
at the Grand Opera House last night,
and the Fly" It proved to be a very
lost on the big stage of the Grand Opera
House. There were very glittering cos
tunes. much fascinating scenery and
nobody seemed to mind that.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
1.-THE Power of Gold" a lurid melo-
drama of the conventional type. was
played At the Peoples Theatre last
as much scenery as any reasonable audi
ehce could expect. In the cast We're
hisle Leigh Mary }S arnsI F.
Edward J.: Heron and others. 1.-The
Power Of Gold" will surely have pros
porous week.
PROCToR'S THEATRE.
.Variety's the thing nowadays. You
terday, with its crowds of women and
children. The success Of the continuous
performances at this house is phenom-
!, good example Of the excellence always
to be found here. Among the artists
were John w. Ransome. Long and Ed
snd Belle poan TEropp sse
Big -Four, Annie Suits and Charles
TONY PASTORS.
At Tony Pastors Theatre last night
there were &. large audience and 2 splen..
did array Of artists. That condition OF
things is not unusual. Among those
KSH Dse nap fsf HaAe
Conway and Clark. Little Sable, .Musi-
cal Dale. Mcbride and Goodrich. the
three Martinetts brc theirs, and Collins
and Collins.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The newcomers at the Imperial Music
Hall last night were Les Figaros, from
Vienna The De Bo1en broth
and worth sesing. The bill also Included
Marie Collins. who has now become a
and Claxton, Cissy Lind, Kitty Clayton.
John W. Myers. the Tacchos. the
AVOIDS, and Miss Delmore.
EDEN MUSEE.
1.-THE Lovely Meteor" is the name of
me Eden Mssee ast night
q pretty woman walking. riding and re-
volving in midair, without any visible
support Adele Paryis c 1nr T.. Nine me
Danko Gabors Hungarian band were
other attractions. To the waxwork col
lection has been added a figure repre-
senting the new infantile arrival at the
White House.
DoRIgs MUSEUM.
Fanny Herring. an actress who is
wonderfully popular with the Eighth
Avenue people and might be seen with
turned to Doris's Eighth Avenue Mu-
= thriller entitled THE Far West; or,
very well supported. In Theatre No. 2
the Leicester Square London Speciality
Company gave hourly vaudeville en-
tertainments.
HUBERS MUSEUM.
The attraction at Huber'r Fourteenth
Street Museum yesterday included the
Aama sisters and their troupe OF wrest-
ling bears; the cat minstrels, Mile. Bur-
CESS and her performing birds, Bal
broma, Wilson and others. In the the
! atorium the variety performance was
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