The evening world., 1893-11-07
'HANGEs At THE THEATRES.
farie Jansen Brings Out a New
Farcical Comedy.
.nerson's Delightful Revival of
Grip Van Winkle."

Miss Marie Jansen made her first ap-
,gbt AZ the Bijou Theatre. The play
,as A f~arcical comedy by Glen Mac
,onough, called "Delmolico's at S!x,"
nd in it Miss Jansen appeared as Trixie
IA zelmcre, a vaudeville queen" The
|ompany included Frank Tannehill. jr.
gnac,o Martinettl, William Morris,
Eharles Mason, Fred W. Peters. May
R,errick, Hope Ross IND Bessie Lackey.
the comedy will be reviewed in to-mor-
kov's Evening World"
STAR THEATRE.
. Joseph Jefferson. the most popular star
! this country to-day, began an engage
hent at the sta Theatre last night In
hin Van Wrinkle" The house was
roydei, and Mr.. Jefferson's familiar
npersonation was received with much
pplause. George +. Nash played Ken
christopher Ryley. Nick Nedder: Annie
Mack Berlein. Gretchen: and Blanche
Bender, Meenle. This will be Mr.. Jener-
kn's only engagement in New York this
Jason.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
1.-THE Councillors Wife" a delightfully."-
Iterta!ning comedy drama, by Je-
line K. jerome and Eden Phil
PITS, was the play at the En-
Ire Theatre last night. 1t was re-
lewed at length IN The Evening
torld" last November, when 1t was
Resented at a matinee at the Madison
huare Theatre. In the cast were Henry
Inier, William FaVersham. Cyril Scott.
kmes .. Barrows. w. II. Crompton.
Enes Miller and Miss May Robson.
NEW PARK THEATRE.
'Under thu City Lamps" a local melo-
eander RICHARDSON, vas seen at the
ew Park Theatre last night. II tells
}" story of IL Young girl who is stolen
pa held tor ransom. Her adventures
e Of u very thrilling nature, and the
forts Of the police to discover her are
3glly interesting. The scenic pictures
toT ed the roof garden OF the Casino,
b, Little Church Around the Corner
1d the Fulton ferry-housc. The audi
bee was Very enthusiastic.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
lHallen and Hart appeared in The
hea' at the Peoples Theatre last night.
ibis is a good title for "A f~arce-comedy,
! which all idea Of any sort is a rarity.
Rllen and Hart are very funny, and
e audience was never bored while they
'gly good company. including j. AID
h Libbey, Al II. Wilson. Larry
aoley. Marguerite Lamar and Mollic
! Her.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
liss Jennie Ieamans. a veritable
lighter of her mother, as Ear as dra-
tic ability goes, appeared in the name
Opera-Hous-, last night. She gave
Interpretation of the role very unlike
I Of Miss tombstone Bennett. whose
lille 1t would be worth to take n few
son; v1 from Miss MI 5i,a Teo ann r,a The CON com,
~ Chimes preceded Jane"
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
'rimrosA G. Vests Ministries drew a
ge audience to the Columbus Thea
last night and KEEP that audience
effervescent good hunlor through a
x and most agreeable entertainment.
ich excellent work from Messrs. Prlm-
Sc n West themselves. New York
rs too little minstrelsy nowadays. The
,etropolis puts on airs.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
The Struggle of Life" Is the play
Pc hero of which is rescued from q
ieWer, after n series of desperately try
(h 'Sh'ii'h'eS u was DTouuCel at the
Erand Opera House. last night. with all
Is original effects" and met with a
fordial reception at the hands of the
lpp'ecIatiEe people. who have made the
|%ortunc. of this west-side house. The
loSe pictures were very handsome, and
pc cast was a creditable one.
II. Il. JACOBS THEATRE.
THE Ivy Leaf" a H~ibernian NAV
Inat has always been popular in this
L. pesan a weeks engagement al
r. Jacobs Theatre. on Third avenue
yesterday. The play Is not one of those
2olsy' ~incoherent affairs that have