The evening world., 1894-02-06
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
"A Woman's Revenge" First Pro-
duced at the American.
New Version of "1492" Seen at
the Garden.

"A woman's Revenge" a melodrama
by the late Henry Pettitt, new to this
country, was presented last night at the
American Theatre. 1t is in four acts.
with a great scene in the shape Of a
murder tria,. Mr.. French has secured
an excellent company. including William
Morris. Arthur Lawrence, Alfred Fisher.
Marcus Moriarty, Clarence Handysides,
Joseph Adelman,, Minnie Seligman,
Eunice Vance. Ada Dwyer and Lee
Lamar. "A woman's Revenge will be
criticised in to-morrow's Evening
World"
GARDEN THEATRE.
A %brand-new version OF 1872 wal
seen at the Garden Theatre last night.
although the Palmer's Theatre edition
was by no means worn out. There wal
new scenery by Marston and Raefter, a
new act-drop. new costumes for the
daisy Queen OF Spain and Theresa
Vaughn. new specialties by Walter
Jones. w. II. Sloan and Josie Stadler. a
new song for Favor. 4 new dance Tor
Miss Clark. a new police chorus, and
new applause.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
BENJAMIN Landeck's melodrama. my
Theatre last night. Interpreted by one of
the voluminous Walter Sanford's COM
panieJ. The play Is familiar to the the
as handsomely as ever. The principal
scene, OF course. is the realistic light
house explosion on the coast OF Corn
wall and the rescue Of a wrecked fishing
smack.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
THE Princess Nicotine returned TO the
city last night and began a weeks en-
gagement at Hammerstein's Harlem
same care as at the Casino recently, and
role. with Sig. Perug!nl as chicos: The
chorus sans with good effect, and Miss
Russell herself was as %tunefui as ever.
GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.
There were two stars at the Grand
merry adaptation. "The Nominee" The
Play was originally seen In this city at
the star, but it does not suffer In ITS
present hands. Hilllard and Arthur are
both exceedingly good, and they have
secured a very competent company.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
THE Stowaway'' Is still alive. 1t has
been some time since New York has had
It. but it bobbed up serenely at Niblo's
Garden last night. and MADE az az ano M !
York's favor. Need it be said that the
largely advertised "reformed burglars
nearins the nS c !!K;s: S Mccey, ars .tii, n n the
cast? The sensational episodes of the
play went very well indeed.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Elmer e. vance's. melodrama. oddly
called Patent Applied For began a
Theatre. Harlem. last night. and was
displayed to gerat advantage at this
house. Patent Applied av For" &c contains stars
mechanism. and some OF them are very
clever indeed. II is not a play mat calls
not sought literary merit.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
"Th Struggle. of Life was the play
at RI. r. Jacobs Theatre yesterday. and
no opportunity. was missed to make the
s shis sIav As hat ste the hero sS p IS thrown into a a
sewer. from which he is finally rescued
after terrible suffering. The poor young
and his pursuers irrevocably fooled"
GraMANIA THEATRE.
The Corner Grocery Of Avenue a"
~cessant hilarity. The success of this
Theatre is on the top wave Of pop popu Ia
sESrs: Is present so; Sondi hf% shows II what
house.
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
There were plenty of people at Herr
mann's Theatre yesterday for Mr.. Hill
had promised his patrons not only an
excellent variety show, but a lot for
each one, in a New Jersey town. Mr..
Hills entertainers were. Prof. Morris,
with his pony circus; Allen May. a bari
tone; Ward and Lynch. Bijou Mignon.
the Dore brothers. Charles Duncan n
others.
MINERS BowERY THEATRE.
Hopkins's Trans-Oceanic Star Special
ty Company began a weeks engagement