The evening world., 1893-11-21
CHANCES At THE THEATRES.
Lillian Russell in Princess Mic
otine" at the Casino.
Revival of "Monte Criston ut the
Grand OperA-House.


The beautiful theatre at the corner of
Thirty-ninth street and Broadway, which
has been dismally dark for SO long. was
reopened last night with Il new comic
opera by Charles aired Byrne and Louis
Harrison, music by William Furst. 1t
was called THE Princess Nicotine a
very pleasing title. too. Miss Lillian Rus
sell appeared az the star, beautiful star,
OF the new work. returning TO the theatre
where she has won SO many laure.s. Disby
Bell, Lucy DAILY, Perry Averill, Madeleine
Shirley, Gilbert Clayton. Marie DRESSER,
James Peakes, Dan Collyer and many
others were in the company. THE Prln-
cess Nicotine" will be reviewed In The
Evening Word" Of tomorrow.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Monte Cristo' was the attraction at
the Grand Opera-House las night. and
It was warmly welcomed, for 1t is a
long time since New York has seen this
romantic Dumas dramatizatlon The star
was. of course, James O'Neiii, who has
been for so long associated with the role
of Edmund Dantes. His work Is as in
teresting and as worthy as ever. The
supporting company did very good work.
H.. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
Dr. Frank Carver took possession OF
the stage OF II. II. Jacobs Theatre yes
tsrday, and made very good use Of It,
tainment known as ''The Scout" which
was seen some time ago at the Academy
OF Music, The story Of The Scout" Is
In the shape OF cowboys, Indian braves
and Mexicars, seemed to afford the audi
ence unlimited satisfaction.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Eight Bells was played at the Column
bus Theatre, Harlem. last night, and
made an appeal not only to adults, but
to children. 1t is a merry, wholesome.
Ingenious and well,eauipped affair; and
ment. The Byrne brothers are very
clever. and are tireless in their efforts
to please. The Columbus will undoubt-
edly, hold large audiences during the
week.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
The Police Patrol" a melodrama with
mechanical effects was presented ut
the Ps2Ple's Theatre, on The Bowery,
melodramas made to fit clever bits OF
well made. and the sensational episodes
play was capitally staged, and virtue
was rewarded when 1t was time to go
home.
~ L-h'b
Fallen Angels" Richard Nordmann'a
realistic play. that has created so much
discussion, was seen at the Irving Place
Theatre last night In revised form. 1t
most Objectionable episodes have been
removed. 1t Is still. however, a very
daring piece OF work. Mr.. Conried's
probation. The actors and actresses are
all good.
BIJOU THEATRE.
Evans and Hoey-the only Evans and
Hoey-were the stars at the Biiou Thea
tire last night in the good old "Parlor
Match" that has been frightened up
once more for metropolitan audiences.
the De DE Forests made their appsarance
three comely Sisters Merrilees. The
songs and specialities were numerous
and most ENJOYABLE.
EDEN MUSEE.
John lie Mack, a well-known come
dlan. was a newcomer at the Eden Musee
last night He sang some brisk songs
and made the audience laugh frequently.
Alice Dclmore did three new serpentine
dances, and Lola .yherri also presented
a new dance. Mile. Ottillie sans the
eyer popular "Paloma," Delprade con-
IMPUTED anG MS clever and graceful illusions;
gave a delightful concert.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
Lydia Geamans-Tltus sang again at
me Imperial Music Hall last night. and
Fleurettc, the little French dancer, who
isn't French, was as lively as ever. Other
ATTRACTIONS We're. the Reeve sisters. the
TN bells, who did some very interesting
ladder balancing, Campbell and Beard
ne l1urell twin brothers, Musical Dale,
Monroe, and Mack, Luigi del ORC, Shee-
han and sullivan, John and Nellie Healy
ana the Hamora family.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The Empire Gayety Company appeared
IN ~ conn. ballet rantomime at Proc
. lDI y ttilIt Yesterday rhig nantn-
mime. however. was but a fraction OF an
EXCELLENT programme, including the Ma
tionai trio, Joe Flynn. Lizzie Naidis, the
%Trialist; TIE four Nelson sisters:
j. II, Burton and his dog circus; Ida
Towel, Hamilton and Hanly, little
Egypt. Lydia Pierce and Others.
TONY PASTORS.
Mile. huclerc, ~"chantruse ct danseuse "
was again seen and heard at Tony Pas
excellent, and she has already made a
good impression At Pastors. Othcr
artists wer" Tony Pastor, J. W, Kelly.
m"ra E dr ne Nok T% q iiar@II and Percy
Martin, Quinn II Kennedy; Billy Cav,
ter, the banjo!st; Phyllis Allen. Loo
Lewis and the Whalleys.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Alice shaw, IA belle simolse." wills.
uG1 at the MON square Theatre
traction. The manager OF this house il
decidedly wide awake, and, In spite OF
competition, has already made a raputa-
ton for his house. The comic opera.
Fra Dlavolo,'' was very creditably pr".,
sented, ana there was a nice vnr,de.
vile programme including Moore and
NlNian, the two Franks. and others.
HuBER'S MUSEUM.
Wallace. the once refractory lion, again
attracted the crowds at Huber's Muse
UNI yesterday. Sir Wallace will end bls