The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
CHANCES 1T THE THEATRES.
Rsopening the Union Square with
a Continuous Performance.
Marie Wainwright at tho Harlem
Opera House,

As house devoted to continuous
vaudeville and opera performances. the
Union Square, which threw open its
doors yesterday. should be q great sue
4 cess. 1t has a splendid location; 1t is
IN the heart Of the shopping district,
ana Its management will be spurred on
~ acute competition to cater carefully
% the public. The house has been re-
ecorated and improved in every way,
no the first performance was very
ood. Crowds OF people visited the new
audeville Institution. The operate at
action was Ship Ahoy!" and the
variety bill included Bryant and Rich
ond. William Jerome Mile. Felce
ros, DAILY and Devere, Leonard and
.oran, William Cartwright Prince
ational Trio. A great feature was the
election OF unusually polite attendants
ROSTER G BALLS.
Miss Harriet Vernon, a handsome and
1ubby Lyndon concert hall favorite.
asst night. She wore some very eiabor-
ne costumes st and her presence literally
recevea IN nu% nesy Fl fre sShsS an1
b her appearance d,aa hSwever is better than
Mile. Edmee Lescot, a French "eceen-
The Versailles" ballet was given in
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
a Miss Marie Wainwright, star who
~ may be described as pleasant rather
, than forceful. began a weeks , en-,
at Se pav Msa
.frair. in Which Ne s9% YorRaand Perhaps
long ago. ss Mss sCs
was conscientious and agreeable. She
A. was we'll supported by Barton Hill and
W COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Kentucky" was the play at the Column
ri bus Theatre. Harlem, last night, with
- but still iovabie heroine. The Blue
;, md It calls for some elaborate scenery,
Gush IN he reastic
course scene at Lexington, Ky.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
There was a big spectacular. attraction
! r at the Grand Opera House last night,
and ih the shfRs II IT. PROVED efa's
gorgeous affair, and none of its light was
10 lost on the big stage Of the Grand Opera
TUNES. much much fascinating S Scenery and
&c Grand Opera House from Chicago, but
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
! night. There was plenty Of realism and
as much scenery as any reasonable ths audi audi
O Isle Leigh. Mary Timberman, John E.
Martin. George Turner; Edgar Forrest,
d Power Of Cold will surely have a pros
porous week.
PRocToR's THEATRE
| Variety's the thing nowadays. You
y should have seen Proctor's Theatre yes
/chiidren. The success Of the continuous
e performances at this house is phenom-
email. The programme yesterday was
lesso0eS Be e found here Hs ~. Among the artists
d 'were John w. Ransome, Long and Ed
r wards; Elvira, P. schoniglinnser, Roger
a Big Four Annie Suits and Charles
b TONY PASTORS.
1; At Tony Pastors Theatre last night
Pthere were large audience and 2 splen..
did array of artists That condition OF
). things Is not unusual. Among thos,
who appsarnsd were Dan GSilyeri ,, Add dc
{, Joe Pettngill, Phyllis Allen. !mro Fox.
Conway and Clark, Little Sable; Must
cal Dale. Mcbride and Goodrich. the
three Martine.te brt'hers, and Collins
and Collins.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The newcomers at the Imperial Music
Hall last night were Les Figaros, from
Vienna: the acrobatic De Bolien broth
and worth seeing. 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
the Eden Musee last night. 1t showed
. pretty woman walking. riding and re-
: volving in midair, without any visible
Zaida, the high kicking Grards and
Danko Gabor's Hungarian band were
other attractions. To the waxwork col
senting the new infantile arrival at the
White House.
'-' DORIS'S MUSEUM.
Fanny Herring. an actress who Is
wonderfully popular with the Eighth
sdvantase By most stage lovers. re.
turned to Doriss Eighth. Avenue MI.
scum and appeared as the heroine OF
The nri Ftfth ep Shot" Miss Herring was vas
very we'll supported. In Theatre No.
the Leicester Square London Speciality
tertainments
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
The attraction at Huber'r Fourteenth
Street Museum yesterday included the
Z. iin1 bears; the cat minstrels, Mile. Bur
CESS and her performing birds, Bal
6roma, Wilson and others. In the the
atorfum the variety performance was