The evening world., 1894-08-28

night. It 10 preseAted upon a rather In
genlous idea, and ,speclalties galore are
introduced. William Jerome, the par
odist, appeared, and so did Fred Bowers,
Der Of others. II hearty laughter means
anything, the production was a success.
N1BLo's GARDEN.
From Sire to Son." play by Milton
MOBILES, who is an author, actor, mana
ger and playwright was presented at
s Nl6,o's Garden last hight. It has been
me patrons Of this house. IT tells a
the the, chsrac t introduced are most c;ev-
good one, and the scenery extremely
effective.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN.
70 Good,by, nice. cool Madison Square
Reef Garden! May you always do as
well as you have done this Summer.
Sery wsfx BEGAN last nsh With
by the deiectable &agsie cline. Other
artists were Lottie ellison, Harris and
s waters Ms BoSnr r, and o,Brien Ida Rus
Lare brothers, Brooks and Denton, and
Corsuelo Tortajada and her troupe.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
. Carmencita danced again at the Amer
lean Roof Garden last night. The resort
Will close for the season with this week,
Tor the theatres are now claiming the
pnblic. The programme included Dora
Wiley, the sweet singer of Malne;"
the Davenport brothers, Madge Ellis,
New York become SnR great aayor Grae e
Vaughan, Ella Dunbar, Barney Rey-
nolds. the Goldens and number OF
others.
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The theatre of the Casino was closed
last night, but the roof garden was open
lions were be skittish Miss Eunice
Vance, with her popular songs; Belle
Jams, the burlesque magician; Mamie
Conway. Connors and ellison, Cloasie
Campbell, Hodges and Larchmere, Lila
Blow, Buck and Ward, Ella Caldwell
and Pearl Andrews.
TERRACE GARDEN. II
The Terrace Garden entered upon the
last week of It's season last night with a
most most , ENJOYABLE Prosramme. among
fer; the t., we;li;known juggler; five young
rette. the dainty little high-kicker; Camp
bell and Beard. the three acrobatic Leo
hards, George Leslie, the comedian; An
ME Lawrence, little Thurlow and Prof.
Abt. the illusonist.
ROSTER & BALLS.
Oscar Hammerstein's second series of
living pictures entered upon the second
week OF their run at Roster & Balls
Concert Hall last night, and they were
applauded with much vehemence. The
vaudeville portion Of the programme had
as contributors Fialkowsky, the mimic
and animal imitator; Mile; Marguerite,
Murray and Grovini, the Lars-Larsens,
Atroy, and Troja, serio-comic.
PRoCToRs THEATRE.
The living pictures at Proctor's Thea
tire were again on view yesterday, and
in addition there was an excellent va
riety entertainment. Among the per;
storks, geese, dogs and monkeys; Dolan
and Lenharr, Kennedy and Gregor,
Davis and Lacy, Van Tolzer and Sidney,
the Danfields, the Prentices, Gus Gar
George Fisher and Dan Coakley.
TONY PASTORS.
John and James Bassett gave their
Chambermaids'' at Tony Pastor Theatre
last IT. night; Alth9ugh l., Il Is very familiar
well as ever other attractions were
James F.. Hoey as Mamie, the flower
girl: Will II. Fox. with his burlesque Of
art pictures, the Burke Brothers, Law >
renee and Harrington, Lille Western,
Matthews and Harris. the Travelles and
the Brunelles.
MINERS BowERY THEATRE.
Miners Bowery Theatre was packed
moi ni6ht. ~ pccu cHtlTciy TeHO-
waited, and presented a very attractive
appearance. Reilly & Woods's Spec
tacular and Extravaganza Company
gave a capital performance, in the
shape of vaudeville and extravaganza.
The latter was called "Hades Up to
Date" and was well received. The
former introduced Allen and West, Lot
tie Lonsdale, the Swans, Lily Laurel,
Perry and Linbroke, Her. Burke and
Randall, and others.
MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE THEA
TIRE.
Manager Louis Thobie had a capital
entertainment last night for this, the
opening week of the Eighth Avenue
Theatre. Gus Hills Novelties proved to
be company without a dun feature
in it. The energetic Gus himself ap-
peared, and so did Charles Boyle and
Carrie Graham, Estelle wellington.
Nelson and Milledge, Dryden and
Mitchell, Montague and West, Mills
and Halpin, Wilson and Warning and
Hacker and Lester
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
Manager Kraus has secured a number
of European novelties for the season.
The first instalment appeared there last
night in the shape of the Manard troupe
of sharpshooters. They did some fancy