The evening world., 1894-06-13
MILE. WOLFE As CARMEN.
Bizet's Opera to Be Sung at the
Grand Tonight.
Lew Dockstader at Proctor's-News
OF the Theatres.

Nerdi's master opera, I'll Trovatore,"
was the bill presented last night by
William Rcsenbach's company at the
Grand Opera-HouSe, and, although the
weather vas hardly calculated to invite
one indoors, still the Grand Opera
House was well filled by an enthusiastic
audience which listened with rapt atten-
tion to the sweet old familiar strains OF
this delightful opera. In the other per-
formances OF III Trovatore" Nine,
Tavary sang the role Of Leonore, but
last night this part was in the deft and
artistic hands of the charming Miss
Amelia Harrison. and it suffered moth
ing by the change of artists. Her num-
bers were all we'll received, and in the
prison scene she was compelled to re-
peat her solo four times. Manrico, ad-
mrubly sung by Sig. Bielletto. also
came in for his share of applause. Mile.
Wolfe acted her role with much force
and art. The balance of the cast was
most satisfactory. For tonight Bizet's 3
opera. Carmen" will be given. with
Mile. Wolfe in the title role.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre closes
Its doors Saturday ngat, when the final
performance of 'Tennessee's Partner"
VIII be given. Manager Rosenquest has
about completed his plans for next sea-
SON. The BiJou Theatre reopens Aug. q.
when Fanny Rice Is to present her new
| comedy, MISS Innocence Abroad for
the first time in this city. Her engage
ment Is Tor four weeks. to be followed
| uurlnS the season by Peter H. DALEY,
William Hoey and other farce-comeoy
stars. The season at the FouCteentn
| Strna fpn hApi Anp Asl
drama called Coon Hollow after which
| Chauncey Olcott will play an extended
engagement, appearing, in a new play
MIR. Oicott will be followed Nov. l2 by
G.. u. Jefferson. Wlaw & Erlangers
production of Palmer Cox 8 Brownies
N'M AND FGs%%a sme eGnfS n Gad Sr'@1 css s ss ss
Village Postmaster" of Which Manager
Rosenquest Is one of the owners. will
then be produced for run. If successful
In reference to the production OF IAN
by Francis Reinau. with which Joseph
F., Rrooks's sock company opens at Nc.
! Nickers Theatre. Chicago, July q, the
sei are a o nSs peop
for Summer season, in Chicago, LmonG
them are Wilton Lackaye Maurice Bar.
Tym0re 9rro iobnsdn M GarHss W c6Gdck Fl NJ H9ana
Wilson, James O'Barrows, J. G. Saville
Louis Grissell, Georse Nash, Anne O'Neli
Gladys Wallis. Ffolliott Paget. Eleanor
Carey. Jennie A. Eustace ana Lillian
Lawrence. The opening play will be
"Ar American Heiress," followed by
other dramas and comedies; II necessary
The scenery, costumes and every requi.
site will be special features In all the
productions OF the season.
Tonight an elaborate new Madison
Square scene, quite up to date, painted
by Richard MarSton, will be shown 10,
the first time in "li92" at the Garder
Theatre. Prof. Charles A. Cotton, OF IN,
Newark Technical School, saw the bur
lesque the other evening, and becam,
much interested in the set of vibratin,
rods invented bv Walton and Slavlh anC
upon which they play Sweet Mar
He has written to the management ask
Ing permission n use n duplicate set II
his lectures on Sound before the cias
in phys! and chemistry.
Lew Dockstader. who sandwiches friy
olity and philosophy In his monologue a
Proctor's continuous show. gives an up
to-date turn to his squibs. He says tn
. Coney Island elephant Is to be move,
over TO the Tenderloin precinct, ana tina
will be able to see after the Lexov
cQmmiftee- gets through ifa work. In
Jos1fA Yxiix uohz,
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