The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
CHANGES 1T THE THEATRES
Adrienne Larive Appears on tn,
Madison Square Roof Garden.
New Attractions at tb1 Imperial and
ProctoIfs.

A1rienne Larive. the chanteuse eccen-
| trique. Who WIS at Roster K Bars for
, so long. made her iirs; appearance at the
Madison Square Roof Garden last night
and was very well received. The pro-
| Sramue was capital one throughout.
1t included the Dcitorelli brothers, whose
! work with the musical bells always
MAKES II hit; Fielding, the jusgler; See
! ley AMI West. Fannie Leslie. Annie Law
renee. Bessie Bunehill, whose engage
ment at tdis resort is coming to an end
| Cdron ana Herbert, Senorita Tortajada
and her Spanish troupe Cushman and
| liolcombe and Ryan and Richfield. Som Z
| u thc programme was given in tne am !
| phithcutrc
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
! cara. the Honolulu dancer, and Had
| Cherin WEI. again seen at the lmperisl
Music Hall last night Manager eros
calls Iars al eccentric dancer" Sri
| = certainly tnLt, and her performance I
! SleIthn ana aiorrssey, the buresql,
lrape"+ peiotineis, the American Macss
! uiNcr ana Russell, the musical col
uiAns: cHat'cs II. Ward, the cara, ~
| singer, who ms made u hit with Or
tetri Ii A Bow.ry GIrl:" iona IL. Hai a
! lhc COME Juss .er; .>izairas and ne
| the ilrnS pictures. RI
IKOC1ORS THEATRE. nj
The Wilbur Opera Company began ~
| last week OF ITS long anu successful
ensasenient at troetOr,s Theatre yes
tciduy. The Merry War was sung,
ana II Will be repeated to-day and t. 4
| morrow. me Mascot will be int
pfeteu Tor the rest OF the week. 4.
| nVing pictures were again displayed q.
the afternoon and evening, ana wciee
much applduded. new series. hoWs
ever. Is pelns prepared that Will east To-,
present congestion into the shatMl
The Vaudeville programme introducily
Charles Robinson. Dave Genaro, CharlA.
Davis, Musical Conroy. Otto Maurit..
Tot Young and Ed O'Connell. 90
ROSTER q BALLS. er
The DE Forests were welcomed ba sir
to koster & Balls Concert Hall Lab
night. They are gro,esque dancers A,
E in Naw Ior ability *. and quite popuI
gramme Included Oscar Hammerstein' ,
series Of living pictures-as tine as any
IN ihf citynMarlo and Durham, the
Inc Sabel, "chanteuse International; -
Hacker and Lester, the trick bicycle
riders; Caicedo, the marvellous king Of
the wire" Bunth and Rudd, the eccen-
fanella, the ''nid-tir Illusion"
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The programme at the Casino Roof
Garden last night was a very long one
|
Among the attractions were the St.
Felix Sisters. Mile. Theo, the. Electric
Quartet; Mcbride and Goodrich, Chris
Blanche siegrist. Hodges and Larch.
mere and Harrison and Muir. In the
th.atre The Passing Show" went as
well as ever. The part OF LAT Quick
step was played by Frank Blair, who
took the place OF John r. Henshaw.
Mr.. Henshaw is taking vacation.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Smith and Cook were the stars Of the
programme at the Terrace Garden last
night. They carried away most of the
honors, although there We're a number
ori g Tf McGn nan Ella sH caldae
ballad singer; lrry Wilton: with his
her four-legged dalce; Martinetti, Du-
CROW and Lorello. the acrobatic Rex
ford Brothers, and Harris and Walters.
the refined German comedians. Nathan
Frankie and his orchestra gave an ad-
mlrable concert In the garden.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
The American Roof Garden held It's
own easily last night with the other re-
sorts in the city. Manager Weyl had
managed to get together very inviting
programme, which was given in the
the graceful Spanish dancer; De Der;
sell the lightning modeller: some real
pickaninnies who came directly from the
sisters, Dashway and Morton. the triple
horizontal bar performers: Sherman
and Morrissey. the burlesque acrobats;
! John w. Ransome, the popular charac-
ter singer. and Koh-IBaba. the ever