The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
New Living Pictures at Proctor'S
Scored Success,
Roof and Music Gardens Gave Pleas
Ing Entertainments.

rroctor's new set OF living pictures at
traCted considerable attention at Proc
tors Theatre yesterday They were
shown III massive new Louis XIV.
frame. with n handsome satin-drapcd
cabinet Among the subjects were "'rhc
Doctor" "I.orelci," Watch of the
Wave" In the Trenches" and AN AZ
fair of Honor" The vaudeville pro-
Rrammc was particularly good. aud in
cludcd VIII H. FoN. 1.-THE American
raddewhlskic;" james w. Reagan,
Watson aud buprio, iicaly and Costello
the Garrsons, Wolfe nd Minettu, Web
ster and conlon, T. 'lccn Warren,
Bert Hale Reta nurand aud Wicland.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN.
There are always brcrzcs at the Mad
ison Square Roof Garden. and the
zcphyrs last night were exceedingly en-
joyahlc. The entertainment was as
pleasing as ever. Those who appeared
, We're BESSIE Bonehill. who viii shortly
, withdraw from the Summer frivolity of
roof gardens to prepare for her starring
tour; Adrienne LarivC. whose song,
| Poor Girl" sung half In English and
I half in French, always makes "A hit. the
Evans, Caron aud Herbert consuoi,,
ME Leslie, Grace tisylOr, Al H. Wilson,
Iottic Moore Seelcy and West, and
, Cushman and Hoicombe.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
There was plenty for the money at
| Roster Il lSidl's conCcrt HAIL las. night.
Perhaps the living pictures alone were
worth the price OF admiss on. but they
were merely a detail Of the programme.
! The vaudeville attractions were Luisst
ana his trained animals. Mazua and
/ AlacCp. tn. oCcentrics who Contribute II
a sketch called 1.-THE Tramp and the
Dude" the, Tyrolean trio, the De
| Runth and Rudd. comedians; Caicedo
king OF the wire" Pitrot, the mimic
| rroia, the serio-comic, ana Mario and
| Durham.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Little Bonnie Thornton. of whom New
| gagement AT the Terrace Garden last
night, and sang her popular ditties fui
the benefit of a very appreciative au.
dience. Other features of the pro
gramme were the clever dialect come
dams known as the Rogers brothers
Johnston, Riano and BENTLEY. In hug
Farmer; Ryan and Rchiieil tn,
Girards. the Electric Quartet. Ccado. in q
n3ve,ty hoop act: Fannie Became and Joe
Hardman. Nahar Frankie and his OF
chestra were heard in the Garden.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
with his array of attractions ut Tia,
American Roof Garden last night TIL,
resort was crowded, and the audienc,
was evidently, pleased with the pro
gramme. Smith and Cook were pc rhap
the best of the variety people, but othc
good turns were contributed by Ed
wilma. the sensational dancer, who i
Tatali, the king of ring performers
John A. Coleman. the quaint dancer
Ne veil and Picard, the Glenroy broth
ers. De Berssell, the lightning clay mod
eller; Koh-l-Baba and John w. Ran
some.
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
Miss Eunice Vance. "A very agreeabl
Interpreter OF concert hal songs, ap
night and did good work. Miss Vance /
r chic and vivacious, and her songs wen
tyery well with the audience. Other pei
Lear, Josie Dit, Marie Celeste. Bert
, Crawford, Paddock and Semonn, Moii
+ Thompson, Madge Leasing. Katherin
H E dao"e end or the eontralto voice. an
+ the Passing SHOW" went splendidly
There were one or two novelties, ana III
skit never went more smoothly
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The living pictures seem to be
! fixed institution at the Imperial Musi
. Hall. They entered upon the tweift
week OF their career there last nigh
and the end is not yet. The rage fu
n this form OF entertainment is perhnp
abating but the Indications thereu
are by no means conspicuous. Gar,
: the Honolulu dancer, and Iladj Cheri
n were again seen, and Mr.. kraus In
GUIDED on his programme Conroy an
I Fox, Irish comedians the Allen 81,
tiers. Carrier and Adair. acrobats; Leo
: nora, the contortionist; Foy ana Vel
i non, In comedy sketches, and Charls
B. Ward. In portrsyals of east sid
n characters
n HrBER'S MUSEl'M
$ Huber,s Museum that has bee
closed for many weeks. was throw
b open to the public yesterday Man
d improvements have been made an
i. the Inc, , enterp l,,I;,ns Huber has adds
s museum loo KS very spick and span. an
1t will undoubtedly find much favc
Q with the public. The theatorium cor
i were a sacred white tattooed bull frol
i3urmah. Gilherts Rocky Mountai
!. goats, Matthew's performing Siberia
y wolves. lie Roy, the nail king, !
g Courcey, the tattooed man; Fry an
% Evans's comedy Company, and Pro
n Hooker's living pictures.
n ELDORADO
q The new feature ut Eldorado La
70 night was Sampson. the strong ma
. who has been added 10 the many vaud
pleasant resort on the Palisades Sc
erus Schafrer, the wonderful juggle
was also there, and so We're the Mex
can Hamora family of acrobats and
number of clever dancers. The gial
living pictures were displayed again
great advantage, and the novelty of 81
Ing this indoor craze out of doors hi
made strong appeal TO New Yorker
During these torrid nights Eldorado is
boon.
\ serious IIair-PulIing Contest.
Minnie Ha~ley and Kate Calvin had a ha