The evening world., 1893-11-21
At THE THEATRES.
Lillian Russell in Princess Mic
otine" at the Casino.
Revival of "Monte Cristo" at the
Grand Opera louise

The beautiful theatre NJ the corner OF
Thirty-ninti street and Broadway. which
has been dtsmaily dark for so long. was
reopened last night with i new comic
opera by Charles aired Byrne and Louis
Harrison. music by William Furst. 1t
was called The Princes. Nicotine a
very Pleasing title, too. Miss Lillian Rus
sell appeared as the star. beautiful star,
OF the new work. returning 10 the theatre
where she has won So many laure.s. Digby
Bell Lucy DAILY, Perry hyerill, Madeleine
Shirley, Gilbert Clayton, Maize DRESSER,
James Pelkes. Dan Collyer and many
others were in the company. The Prin-
cess Nicotine will be reviewed in The
Evening Word Of tomorrow.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Monte Cristo'' was the attraction at
the Grand Operations" last night. and
it was warmly welcomed, for II is a
long time since New York has seen this
romantic Dumas dramatization. The star
was. Of course. James O'NeiI, who has
been for so long associated with the role
Of edmund pantes. His work is as in
teresting and as worthy as ever. The
supporting company did very good work.
II. II. JACOBS THEATRE.
Dr. Frank Carver took possession OF
the stage of II. Il. Jacobs Theatre yes
teTday. and made very good use OF II
lie presented his wild Western, enter
tainmcut known as The Scout" which
was seen some time ago at the Academy
of Music. The story OF The Scout Is
somewhat lurid. but the "accessories.'
in the shape of cowboys. Indian braves
and MexiCans, seemed TO afford the audi
cnce satisfaction.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Eight Bells" was played at the Colum,
bus Theatre, Harlem. last night. and
made az appeal not only to adults. but
to children. II is a merry. wholesome;
ingenious and ~well-equippcd affair. and
it is not afflicted with a single duh mo-
clever, 0nd are tireless in their efforts
to please. The Columbus will undoubt-
cdly, hold large audiences during the
PEOPLES THEATRE.
The Police Patrol" a melodrama with
mechanical effects" was presented at
the Peoples Theatre, on the Rowery,
mel0dramds made to Mt clever bits OF
stage mechanism. 1t Is, furthermore,
well made, and the sensational episodes
are not apparently dragged in, The
play was capitaily staged, and virtue
was rewarded when 1t was time to go
home.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
iltl Z IlEtl II. INlNldTl ANDTullhnl \
realistic play, that has created so much
discussion. was seen at the Irving Place
Theatre last night in revised form. II
has been toned down, and some of the
most objectionable episodes have been
removed. 1t Is gtill. however. a very
daring piece Of work. Mr.. Gonried's
company gives the play a splendid inter-
probation. The actors and actresses are
all good.
BlJOU THEATRE.
Evans and Hoey-the only Evans and
ire last night in the sooi old "ParlSr
Match thai has been frightened up
once more for metropolitan audiences.
| The DE Forests made their appearance
In the farce comedy, and so did the
three cOmely Sisters Merrilees. The
songs and specialities were numerous
and most ENJOYABLE.
EDEN MuSEE.
4 John lie Mack, a well known come
!. dian, was Il new conner at the Eden Musee
last night lie sang some brisk songs
and made he audience laugh frequently.
Hire i'r!m9rs did three new serpentine
a new dance. Mile. Ottillie sang the
ever popular, "Paloma," Delprade CON
trihutGl his clever and graceful Illusions,
gave a delightful concert.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
Lydia Neafnans-Titus sang again at
~" Imperial Music Hall last night, and
= F!Gufrttr, the little French dancer. who
' ''f '''' - tlN'lN az " w. 'llHtT
ATTRACTIONS were the Reeve sisters, the
rs D"llS, who did som" very Interesting
,add1r balancing, Campbell and Beard,
ihe bur"ll twin hrothcrs, Musical bale,
Monroe" and Mack, Luigi del orc, Shee.
han and sullivan, John and Nellie Healy
and tho Iamora family.
PRucTOR'S THEATRE.
J IN hmIiFr G%ycty Company appeared
IN a comic ballet pantomime al Proc.
tors Th"atr" yesterday. This pant0.
mime, however, was but a fraction ~ ar
excellent Programme, including the Nh.
llonai trio, Joe Flynn, Lizzie Vaidis. the
SMT at So r,b lhS I2nr Nelson sisters.
H., Burton and his dog circus; Ida
Towel, Hamilton and Hanly, little
Egypt. Lydia Pierce and others. w
TONY PASTORS.
Mile. DurIcrc, 'Chanteusc ct danseuse D
was again seen and heard at Tony Pas.
excellent, and she has already made d
good impression at Pastors. OtheI
artists were Tony Pastor. j. W. Kelly
Mara ana Eokes, as Harold and Percy
Martin, Quinn and Kennedy; Billy Car
ter III" banjoist; Phyllis Allen, 10,
1t Wis and the Whalleys.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Alice Shaw. ia belle sifieuse." whls
tied AZ the Union square Theatr,
yesterday, and proved TO be a great al
traction. The manager OF this house /
decidedly wide awake. and, IN spite a
clmpciltlon, has already made a fcputa
Fra Diavolo," was very crcditably IRE
scented, ana there was a nice Valdc
" WI" programme, including Moore an,
Vivian, the two Franks, and others.
HUBERS MUSEUM.
Wallace, the once refractory lion, agaii
UNI yesterday. Sir Wallace Will end hi
engagement at this house with the com