The evening world., 1893-10-17
CHANCES At THE THEATRES.
Richard Mansfield Revives Prince
Karl" at Herrmann'a.
pugiiist Peter Jackson ss - S.nr In
"Cbcio Toms Cnbin."

Mansfield no longer seeks for new iaurrl3
on the line Of prince Karl" bat there
are many who consider that he is at his
best in this kind OF work. His company
was displayed to great advantage The
music between the acts nt Ilerrnann's
* most enjoyable.
HARLEM OPEHA-HOUSE.
Tho delightful French paatomime
known az ~. Enfant Prologue" returned
to the city last uight. and began "A
weeks engagement ~ lIamm"rstetn's 8
Harlem bp"ra-lioIsc. The audience was
large and the performance was appar-
emily watched with much interest. II
was AS good aS ever. ana the music was
cNcuisitcl. interpreted. The Harlcnlit"s
Dy patronlzing this pantomime VIII sho"
their good taste.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
William Barry. the energetic Irish
cDmcdian produced "rhe Rising Genera
ton" his latest play. by William GIL
at the columhrs Theatre. Harlem. last
night. 1t went with toars nf Daughter
Mr. Barry has n role that suits him, ana
one that his audiences expect to see MIN
por'rny ~ company Is a Eo2i one,
are many, were vivaciously rendered.
BlJOC THEATRE.
Miss f.ot,ic Collins. who has settled
down to harh work without undue
booming. began weeks Engagement at
the liijuu Theatre last night At the head
Speciality Company. She appeared IN the
sketch known AS "a Nanghty Snbsti-
tute.",, and sang marguerite" Conroy
ANA fos. S"ryius Scnuncr Albert Chris
tian. the AvOlCS. and Hayes and Marion
were other attractions.
Park THEATRE.
"Cnclr Tons Cabin" with pugilistic
accessories. held the stage of the New
Park Theatre last night, Peter jackson.
the "color,d heavy weight" appeared a.;
with the role of George Shelby and
"larson'' Davies interpreted the dual role
Of the Auctioncer and George Harris.
Under thcsr circumstance. what Is the
use OF mentioning dear little Eva and
black little Topsy'
PEOPLES THEATRE,
THE Power OF the Press moved into
the Bowory last night and was seen Mt
the Peoples Theatre. In the east were
the Misses tushman and Shannon-one
and to prevent jealousy we will not say
which S:tta Baker. Lizzie Washburn.
imogene Mnshbnrn Louis A. Mabb,
Luke Martin.
II. II. JACOBS THEATRE.
Hands Across the Sea- melodrama
with many good points. was acted yes
terdaH at II. X. Jacobs Theatre. II has
been frequently seen In this city, and Its
manager never regrets week in New
York. The cast included Mark Charles.
Henry pierson, ". Parsons. William
Wallis, Miss Nettic Bourne, Dell Eller-
son and Katherine Roland. Twelve lit
tie negro boys from the Bahamas ap-
peared between the second and third
acts.
GRAND OPERA-IiOUSE
A very sensational play called The
tad lrtl
the trusting hearts OF the est-siders mt
the Grand OperaHo last night. The
piece IL fun Of strong situations, and the
mechanical effects and scenic acccsso
real horses and a steamer we're intro
durcd. These cast the actors and ac-
trcsses into the shade.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Two farces. both new to this city.
Place Theatre. They were Der Sechste
Sinn'' and Die Strohw!ttwe." They
proved to he amusing. but not out OF
the ordinary. the latter being the better.
Both farcrs @ere admirably acted by
MONTE Xcislcr. Herminic Strassmnn.
Anna Ieaga. Anna von Roman"wska,
Joseph Dcutsch and Adolf link.
EDEN MUSEE.
Alice Delmore d!i a very pretty ser
pentine dance, with all the modern i'm
night. ntd Miss Lola Yherri contributed
a spanish dance that made hii Miss
Yherrl Is very young and comcly;; ard m
come very popular at the Musee. John
comedian, Ian was w"s wen received and s.
was the my5teriOuS ana entertaining
Chcvalicr Delpradc.
IMPERIAL. MUSIC HALL.
Ther. vas an excellent programme a
the Imperial Music Hall last night witt
little Lotti" GIls,n and the Reeve sister
at It's head. The entire organization
Specially Company appeared. rms In
Ciudcd the wonderful Lars Larsen fam
lily, n tronpc OF startling aCrobats; Fu!
CORA, De E,rSse!l. WIN H., Fox and th'
Les Figaros We're also there. and th'
tavorite Amcri, an due;tests. Melville ant
Stetson. scored their usual success.
ROSTER e. BlAL'S.
Miss Ada Reeve. popular Englisi
vocalist ana dancer, made her first ap
praranrc IN this country ~ Roster y
b BIals concert hail last night Sne SAM
a number OF the latest English song
in a pleasantly l.ondoa-esdue way. Sh
Is Young and rather pretty. and her ap
r"''urcs were "Ne"saillcs, IN" Mar
vcl,cs. the Delna sisters. Harriet Yer
non, Edwin l.escot and the Mexican aero
bats
/ PRoCTORS THEATRE.
The long programme at i'roCtor's Thea
. I've yesterday was as good as ever. !
. mCludcl John &. Rice and Sally toher
the three Judges, the four Nelson sis
/ tcrs. Shchan and sullivan. Horace Ran
/ DAN. Adele Stuart, Frank McNish. tn
three Trumpetcrs, J. l.. Bartine. Murtu
and RaVollr. Laura Bennett, Jerome an
Fisk clayton ani jenkins, the littl
Booths, John Hart. Kitty Chamberlain
Dick l.eGgctt Andy tu.lum. and Rober
J, Walton
UNION SQUARE,
THE Chimes Of Normandy" was yer
nicely sung 1t the Union Squares con
tIuuous performance yesterday. tlar
Shropp WAS the SCrpoleie; Milto
Ahorn, Gaspard, and Sadie cushmul
Germaine. The vaudeville entertain
mcnt Introduced the Lamartinc brother
barry and Bannan, \. W. Hampton an
his trained duEs. MCHrid" and Goodrich
the NentInts. carmanclli and Lucill'
and Whitman ana Davis.
TONY PASTORS.
The three JonEhmanns were agai
heard at fony Pastor : Theatre la'
night, and very clever YOUNG wome
they are. Other artists We're the 4
lington sisters. London faVuritcs. Con
way and Clark. Miss Phyllis Allen, Mi'
Bonnie Thornton, Billy Carter with h
topical songs, Musical Dale, Ward nj
Lynch. little Sah!n j W. LcSli" and
NJ. Curdic. the Sankcy brothers, nr
Mile. Morclu with her prize spaniels.
HUBERS MUSEUM,
A troupe OF performing storks-ten
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