The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-11
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Niblo's Garden and the Peoples
to Open This Evening.
New Bills at Other Temples of
Amusement Next Week.

| Two tDtdtItS lnIp" open lNtlT hDJlS
to the public to-nIght. The historic Nib
los Garden will be on nan1 with fer
vid melodrama entitled In the Name Of
the Car" which will be proschtcl by
very good company. 1t contains sew
cral very sensational episodes. ana re-
hclrsals have been going on tor long
time. Manager Sanford mas some exec
lent features In store for the patrons If
this house during the season. New
scenery win be used In In the Name of
the Gar" and the production promises
10 be quite interesting.
At the Peoples Theatre an Old favor
lite will be the star that will twinkle to-
night and during the coming week. Miss
Jane Coombs will present Acr aiapta-
ton OF Charles Dickens s famous BLEAK
House." In which she won fame and
money some years ago. She Will play
the part of Lady Dedlock, "A role which
many stars have tried to interpret. the
story OF BLEAK House" certainly lends
itself to decentralization, and Miss
Coombs's printing looks sensational
enough to please the most inyetCratc
melodrama lover. She will have a good
company
1nere is to be sensational gymnastic
novelty at Proctor's Theatre next week.
Ben Durham, who used to be associated
WITH mario, Is to appear with the huIi-
zontal bar team OF Dashaway and MOUl-
ton. The living pictures VIII again be
ase ana ent heT feH he group viii ii G
added to them. Among the vaudevillers
win be the Four Prophets, the GIeasonF,
Tsx1 and P Reno a. ike sT ger Hga the
Rowland and Keene. Coogan and Lai
sale, the Hats, Watson. and West,
Blanche Fernandez and Prof. Stevenson.
Lennard's bullet-proof coat has made
a great hit at the Imperial Music Hall
and will remair there another week.
lie magnanlmously promises to give $500
the test to which his shield is nightly
subjected Mr.. kraus also announces
for the coming week the National Trio,
Smith and Rowland, the Irish humor-
lists: Tatali. the lying demon; Leonora,
the contortlonist, Yuma. Louise Mon
trose. Of the BLACK Crook" company;
Snow and Strong, Hadjcheriff and cara
and some new living pictures.
1.-The Mikado' Is doing remarkably
well at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. It's
success has astonished the old stagers,
who prophesied misfortune when 1t was
first put ON. And now that the cooler
weather has come, the admirable pro-
duction will undoubtedly take on a new
lease OF life. Miss Lenore Snyder, who
has pretty although not powerful
voice. does good work as Yum-Yum,
and the return of MISS Lillian Swain to
| the cast during the past week was
very welcome event. THE MIkado"
appeals strongly to lovers of genuine
comic opera.
There will be plenty of dancing in
| THE Passing Show" at tn" Casino next
week. Representatives of the various
styles OF Terpsichorean art will be in
troduced, and the display should be
quite interesting. The Berkeley oval
Quartet made UP OF George \. Schiller,
Frank b. Blair, Seymour Hess and Gus
PiNiey, Will appear with IA new panto-
iNtt..
den the artists win be Eunicc Vance,
with a new song composed by Robyn;
Barney Reynolds, the Leigh sisters,
Wells and Marpen, Ida Lowe and
Josie Dot, Hodges and Larchmerc and
others.
At the Madison Square Roof Garden
will be littie. Lottie Olson, Al II. Wilson
and Mark Murphy; Saphira, VINO will
show how you.s ndS wil jnsgle with
bPofhefs the s De Fores ts' wilson Sm1
Nullcdge, In a comedy sketch, william
Jerome in chal acter songs; Senorita Tor
tajada and her Spanish troupe. Bcnnctto
and Cannon IN II contortlon act; Grace
Vaughn, who Will contribute a new dance,
and Kitty Wolfe. This is certainly one
Of the best bills that this garden has
Prof; Austens Scenograph Of the
Worlds Fair remains at the Madison
square Garden Amphitheatrc. 1t Will
not be here very much longer, for later
In the season 1t Is 10 so to London. The
scenogIaph Is well worth seeing. and at
night Is the best time TO 20, for the cleo
trical displays are only given at night.
1t IL amusing 10 watch the people in
specting the details of this scenograph.
They sit there for a half-hour at a time
noting the points and explaining them.
The larger part OF the visitors seems to
consist of people who went to the Fair.
rhe Lars Larsen family of acrobats
VIII appear at Roster ~ Biafs concert
. hall next week. and Collins aud Hen
shaw will also he seen there. The bal
ancc Of the performance will include
: Oscar Hammerstcin's original living pic
lures. Mile. Marguerite, the contortion-
list: Caicedo. king OF the wire" Bunth
and Rudd, the ccceutrics: A. q. Duncan,
the ventrlloquist; Trola the serio-comic,
and the Gnauss Tyroiean Trio. ON the
roof garden, the features of the bill will
, be the Kossuth Hungarian orchestra,
; Theodore Hoch. Del Jackson, Josephine
Sabel and Mile. Celeste.
> The white bull from Burmah will re-
) main for two weeks longer at Huber $
= Museum. 1t has proved To be u great
, drawing card, In the curio halls there
Will also be cellettis boxing monkeys.
Eugene GarIette's educated birds and
performing dogs. White Eagle Bill and
his band of Indian braves; the Dunbars.
IN sensational aerial act; the Martin
J sisters, and Prof Nestle in feats of leg
erdemain. Among the vaudevillerS Will
be the Western sisters, Arthur Barry,
: Mazatti Prof. Rockers living pictures
remain.
There Will be several changes In the
entertainment given next week in the
Hagenbeck arena at Manhattan Beach
Willie Judge. the young animal trainer
I VIII put through their PAGES II trick ele-
| phant and some educated ponies and
boar hounds. Sig. BARR, who has been
laid up for some time will make his re,
, appearance and viii box and wrestle
! with the Siberian bears, Prof, Darling
! Will introduce his Nubian lions at the
afternoon show. Capt. Weston remains
with his amusing seals. Bibby ana
Bobby. The seals supply the comedy
element of The entertainment
The American Roof Garden should
draw the crowds during the coming
week, for the temperance OF Carmen
cita, the fad of New York few
seasons ago, Is announced, This will b,
the first time that she has ever danced
? at a roof garden. John Ransome is com
posing a new song called when Dough
erty Gets ON the Force Again" which n,
viii try To let loose on the community
unless entoined by the Commissioners
. There Will be number of other brlgh
features, The American Roof GardeI
now has Al Sutherland as manager. III,
seems to be m iking a good beginning.
= Wood and Shepard have been enga geo
for the Terrace Garden this cominI
!, week, and they will do the comedy ac
that has made them so successful thi.
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