The evening world., 1893-12-12
BLACK; Oscar Schocning. Cora Beaumont.
Josephine Laurcnc. and Annie Buckley
II. z. JACOBS,

SoNoi oSliOC1lUR, cora Beaumont.
Josephine Laurcnc. and Annie BUCKLEY
Ii. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
The Midnight lilarm,' a play dealing
xlriuly With incidents in the life of n
nIeinan, was the attraction at H., r..
y So,,9 Theatre last night. What 1t
TO imagine, nor IS 1t necessary to tax
the imagination. for the scenery Was
there In all Its glory. The audience saw
me brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of
hanical effect" a real" steam engine
rushed across the stage.
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
j. NJ. Ililrs entertainers at Herr
mann's Theatre last nignt were nearly
all new, and the audience spent a VERY
aSseac cn,o EVENING with them. Among
Barrison sisters, the banio-twanging
Dore brothers, Ouda, the Partisan gSms
nast; reiix n Ciaxion, in character
and the indefatisable RAMA and Arno.
EDEN MUSEE.
Lola Yberri did a new dance Mt the
Eden Musee yesterday. She was very
piettily dressed in green and pink with
gola spangies, ana with its calciums
ana %eastanets her dance was u very
eHectiVe auairf Delprade. with his AS
Ralph Waldt, in sleight-oi-hand per-
lormances; Tortajada ana the SpailIsn
NioubiuoIS anu blnhO NiaDOr y HunEur
Ian Baru were other attractions.
TONY PASTORS.
The programme at Tony Pastors Thea
ire yesterday was as good as ever. The
energetic Tony himself headed the list
OF artists among whom were John w.
Kelly, Mile; Marguerite Duclerc. the
Comedy Trio, including Charles Ed
monds. Mort Emerson and Julia Ed
nonds; Florrie West, Lille Langtree,
Gus Meehan and Annie Raymond,
Emma, ,Nelsonia, Hugh and May Whit
Ing and Prof. Hampton with his dog
circus.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
b. f. keith's continuous performance
at the Union Square Theatre dubbed
sysl YIN tanet sSoa iMe th,nE Wary SSeS Mss sse
operate attraction. and Miss Ida. Mule.
IN artistic character songs. was the star
OF the vaudeville entertainment. The
other. artists We're Miss Bessie Gilbert,
Mantinetti. Ducrow and Lorella, Kisseli
Collins and Collins. Phil and
Hattie Mills and Campbell and Evans.
ROSTER e. BTAL'..
Sandow, the strong man. who was seen
some time ago at the Casino. appeared
1 last, night hss at b RSs,er & Of eial, ,ss concert e 6
ramme included Mile. Ednee Lescot, Miss
Eunice Vance, Miss Clara Qualitz,- Wood
and Shepard, the Sarons, Jules ke!lar;
Drummond and Staley. Bessie Belwood's
lndispos!tion prevented her from making
her announced first appearance before u
New York audience.
DORIS'S MUSEUM.
1.-THE Shadow of New York was the
title Of the drama acted in Theatre No. l
of Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum, yes
terday. In Theatre No. 2 was a very
good vaudeville company, headed by the
petite Flora De Bots" who likes to be
Reeve. The main feature of the curio
halls was a troupe of Australian canni-
bal boomerang throwers." who attracted
much attention.
HUBER'S MUSEUM
Tocci. the ,two-headed boy, was ex-
hibited at Huber's Fourteenth Street Nu-
scum yesterday. He was gazed at by
crowds of curious peonle. who '"evel in
that kind of entertainment. Other attrac-
who is said to puzzle the medical pro-
%fession: Sherman's performing goats;
George. the turtle boy; a tattooed man,
a model of the Ferris wheel, and a double
vaudeville company.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The three Hungarians. La Pousta Sis
Imperial Music Hail last night with
Gus Hills world of novelties. This or
sanitation included Ed Earle, the
Gus Hill, the club swinger; Mile. Carrie,
a mt steal specialist, and Morrissey n
Hickey. Mile. Olive, a juggler, and
the aerial Miranda Sisters did very
clever work, and Wahlund and johnson
were acceptable '1strong men"
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
There were circus and vaudeville at
Proctor's. Theatre yesterday. the, former
being under the personal supervision of
K. H. DoclIrill. formerly of Barnum's.
Rose Dockrl and Jose Ashton were
the lady eauestrians." and there were
tumblers, leapers. acrobats and gym
nasts galore. Miss Elsie Adair. the ser
pentine dancer, and Press Eldridge. a
quaint fun maker. were among the vau-
deville artists.