The evening world., 1893-09-12
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
William Barry in a New Play
at the Park.
"In Oid Kentucky" q Southern
DRAINS. ut the Peoples.

!, William Barry. who used to star with
Hugh Fay. presented "A new play by
William Gill, entitled The Rising Cen
grafton" at the new Park Theatre last
light. The play is of a somewhat diff
erent character to 'Mckenna's Flirta-
IONS the farce in which Barry last APP
Roared at this house. Specialtics. how
Il yer, were not excluded from the per-
brmsnce, for Mr.. Gin has no undue
Prejudice against them. There were
pine clever people in Barry's company.
heir work and the play will be re-
iewed in to-morrow's Evening World"
PEOPLES THEATRE.
There was a new play at the Peoples
Theatre last night, in the shape of C..
~. Dazey's bluegrass drama called I'm
pld Kentucky" The story deals with a
fountain feud and a murder, which are
0erved up with the realism that is so
Npopular to-day. A great deal of this
fSaiism was lavished upon a race scene
t the Lexington race course for the
ashland Stakes. The leading role was
played by Miss Bettina Gerard, Of comic
lpera 1ame, who. as the Kentucky
)eroine, did some very good work.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
The big Madison. Square Garden amphi-
Theatre, which has been closed for SO
IONS. was opened last night with, an
English military tournament, IN which
two hundred soldiers and one hundred
s snirss Of SgG Royss ali irish f.snsers; the lie
klava melee, the Victoria Cross steeple:
chase, a competitive driving by Royal
Horse Artillery. tent pegging by officers
pr the Royal irish Lancers and q num-
| her NJ interpstinp military eyOlutiOnS,
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
The mystic Hermann war the star at
the Harlem Opera-House last night, and
he gave there his usual admirable en-.
t terrain saaios warrn sni,d,sn to Ma ariEhIsen
spring up, hold forth and claim m
tary Consideration, but there is only n
Hermann, and he endures. He pre-.
which was called by the very up-to-date
title, After the Ball" Miss Loie Fuller,
of serpentine fame. did her dances as an
additional attraction.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
The scenic splendors that form the
titled 1.-The White Squadron" were seen
upon the stage of Hammerstein's Column
bus Theatre, in Harlem. last night.
There was the congress of navies at Rio
: de J~aneiro in all It's glory; and there
Ess the picturesquely ruined monastery
IN the interior of Brazil. These were
al Of the meiodrama were ". a White:
NJ. E. N. POST II" ""'
n GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
The pretty Irish play, "Ma%vourneen."
n which poor Scanlan made such a great
Opera-House last night, with Chauncey
Dlcott In the leading role. Mr.. Olcott
thas fought his way into public favor.
land has succeeded with such tremendous
Andda az Sranlnn manlnriaS AGAINST him
Little thristmas Tres" ~"Mavourneen"
ma as0e The and p Ii y0ss %as h ssry nlesly
H.. II, JACOBS THEATRE. :
THE Pay Train" a melodrama, by
George and Charles Ditmar. was acted
Rt H: r. Jacobs Theatre last night.
Miss Bindley played the dual role of
BESSIE Burton and Foxy. the boy de-
tective. She SANG and danced. az a we'll
eppointed star of a modern melodramH
ehould do, and she met with the success
that she expected. The company on the
whole was good one. Two amusing
5 M,ss rPP sTis w and W. vel J. ssn nliyi by
ROSTER & BALLS.
Tho Manhattan Opers-House that was
has Fever seen such audiences as those
that have filled IT since Messrs. Roster
& Bid turned It into a MUSIC hall. The
4 uOUSC KNuS CTONutu dsNih "S' biei''
when lbelaur and Dehrlmont, the ope-
attic &uetttsts, were added TO the pro-
" igRmfe. Another newcomer. was Ena
BgtckN. the human marvel, me rest
ssa.iSisS ees sr%emsi9s' s eot%rS' gorta:
jada, Mario and Durham, the Dclina
sisters. the three Judges and Maude
TONY PASTORS.
Alice Conway and Edward Clark,
London comedy artists, n Little sable,
an English serio-comic made their debut
In th, n,s eSun! Tg. at T Mnrk r met with much
{nprovsi. Other features of the excel
Pt performance were Nellie L'Estrange;
eyllis Allen Cyssrri , mtn Listers, wn'rl T'illie
est.rn, Dan McAyoy and Jessie May:
the Emmetts. in an act entitled any
Old Thing and Fred Watson, with his
trained dogs.
EDEN MUsEE.
Nine. Kamochi. a feminine magician,
said to have been popular at
CRYSTAL Palace, made her first appear
ance at the Eden Musee last night; She
performed a number OF s nerynmonrv Is
not necessarily an art lost 10 the weaker
sex. The two Girards were again seen
IN fnelr nisa and Miss A eIIs'e PHrvis 6nri
did her serpentine dance on a globe;
Mime. Zaida sans French songs, and
Danko Gabor's band gave the usual con-
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The continuous programme at Proctor's
Theatre yesterday Was AS full of good
things as ever. and the theatre was
crowded all day. The entertainers were
s Histny b 6snaea sisr rEs watson and Alice
q Hutchins; Videlis and Dashaway. Carrie
lDaniels. Long and Edwards, Annie Suits.
PSthe Weston brothers, Smith, Martin.
Quinn and Kennedy: Florence Thropp.
Dolan and Lenharr, Charles Wayne.
ReXo and Reno, the Gregory trio, Lola
Gherri, Davis and jerome, and others.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The Rogers Brothers Combination of
! Fun-Makers were added to the European
Stars, headed by Marie Collins, at the
4 Imperial Music Hall last night. These
fun-makers included Harding and All
Sid, In "Fun In a Laundry Mackie and
Walker, the mimics: the aCrohat!c Lii
putian Specks; Rito, the .contortlonist
the Garrisons, In an Irish specially
Emily Peare. Swift and Chase, O'Brien
and Redding, who are always amusing.
and the Rogers brothers, themselves.
HUBER'S MUSEUM,
|. Allibab and Eabillu's Novelty Company
\Eave hourly vaudeville performances In
Nthe theatorium of ltuher's Museum yes
ferday. The organization included tween.
~ people, among them being the mu-
trunk makers, the Bartons, O'Brien
~ ~ A.1 Il