The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
THEATRES BEGIN TO OPEN.
Jacobs and Tony Pastors Mon
day---Bijou Next Saturday.
Columbus and Miners Bowery In
augurato the Season To- Night.

| The BiJou Theatre will open next Sat.
urday night with a comedy farce, called
Miss Innocence Abroad" arranged by
Edfard Pointon from an adaptation by
| Charles Brookfield and Il. c. Phillips.
Miss Fanny Rice will be the star OF the
production, and she will be supported
by George Il. Edeson. Charles Coote,
Frank Jones, Melville Stewart, William
Henderson, Rose Beaudet, Carrie Birkle,
Emily Wakeman, Beckie Haight,
Gladys Greene and Nellie Jordan. The
comedy had It's first production in San
Francisco last Autumn, and was played
In one or two other cities.
The Columbus Theatre, Harlem,
throws open It's doors to the public to-
night with revival of the well-known
melodrama "Harbor Lights" 1t will
be played by Walter Sanfords stock
company, an organization that includes
Victory Bateman, Annie Barclay, Lottie
Williams. Harry Mainhall, C. d. Her
man, Charles Nevins, Frank Lander,
and several others. This excellent cast
will make the revival particularly in
teresting.
III. Il. Jacobs Theatre emerges from
It's Summer gloom Monday night, with
an American operate farce-comedy,"
entitled Doctor Cupid" by C. X. Cliff
ford. The piece Is In three acts. and
there will be twenty people in the cast.
This will be the first production Of DIR.
Cupid" 1t will be enlivened by the in
PRODUCTION OF many specialties. and Man
ager Jacobs promises some handsome
scenery and costumes. Matinees Will be
given Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Of each week.
Oscar Hammerstein's second series of
AZ nictlraa
first time at Roster & Balls Concert
Hall Monday night: Among them WI!
es %.ne he ra hSss Chord Three p,f ena
nina. "Pierrot Dressing, After the
Ball" Crossing the Stream" lmS,.
What Is Your Pleasure. Lady?' "A
Studio" and 1.-The Abduction of Helena"
Sousa's festival at Manhattan Beach
Is attracting considerable attention, and
visitors at the Beach to-day and to-mor-
row will not be too late to enjoy 1t. The
soloists are Miss Laura Bellini, soprano;
Miss Rosa Linde, contralto; A. l.. Guile.
sonsa hss never done better Work than
this season, and his success has been
most gratifying. Pains, "Lalla Rookh"
may still be seen. Manhattan Beach is
coming to the end of Its seasons tether,
but 1t need not be consigned to the cold
weather just yet.
Tony Pastors Theatre opens its season
l..
artists will be Weber and Fields, who
have just returned from England; Edwin
NJ. Jordan, with the rife xylophone;
James i. Hoeey, the popular comedian;
with her teeth a ball fired from a pistol;
Lew Randall, an acrobatic song and
dance artist; OBrien and Havel, Mile.
Carlini,, with her trained dogs and mon
Blanche Fernandez.
The vaudeville bill at Pastors Theatre
next next week wiz ,r include the two Amer
Their First Quarrel" the Raymond
brothers. VIII, will present Circus
and Bach, Trheo. the Holstons. Dorothy,
Nellie Franklyn. Mabel stanby. sey-
rlss and nd Moo MGSre George W.
M LIE Lurdo and Alice Everette.
Carmencita remains at the American
Roof Garden during the coming week.
the city, which she seemed migrate
fully to have forgotten. Miss Dora |
Wiley. the sweet singer of Maine," has |
been engaged, and win sing several new
the State from which she halls" Other |
artists will he John Coleman. Edwina, |
John Ransome, Burtchin, Cook and Vim:
Alberts, and Mile. Valeria.
There will be eleven specialties on the |
Madison. Square Roof, Garden next
week. Manager Gottschalk announces
Ruth Caldwell and her pick
aninnies. Madeleine Shirley, an En-
glish balladist; Binn and Binn, in a
Drawee. the .juggler; Lottie ellison. Tor
tajada and her Spanish troupe, AL II. |
Wilson. and the Claffiin sisters. The
attendance at this garden during the
week has been very large.
Manager Erauss announces the one
hundred and fiftieth presentation of
his living pictures at the Imperial
viii remain for some lime a to co ensy
Among the variety features of the COM
ing week will be Hadj Cherifr and
Tara, Smith and Cook, the Acme Four.
author OF TW s' Little Little Girls In P Rlu enc
Leo 1,sr Baldwin and DAILY Lad nsa
Leslie, with his challenge dogs:
The Passing Show" will end Its long
and remarkably prosperous run at the
Casino next Saturday, night. A number
the roof garden will be, Gustave Rich
ards. who does specially in which he
odrama: Eunice Vance, John Williams.
Leslie and Tenny. Hodges and Larch- |
mere, Ida Lear and Josie Dit. Ber-
Andrews, the KING sisters h Minnie Nit
Ter and Josie Kline and Philip Gotthold |
" The Mikado' remains at the Fifth |
Avenue Theatre, where II has nearly |
reached its one hundredth performance |
The revival has certainly astonished |
everybody. or all the Gilbert & Sulli- |
van operas, II is The Mikado" with |
which the playgoers of New York are |
most familiar. Some years ago II ran |
at the Fifth Avenue and |
Standard theatres. Yet the revival has |
been most successful, and Manager Dun |
deserves "a good deal of praise,
The season of the HaSenbeck trained |
animals AT Manhattan Beach is drawing
to an end, for the cool weather seems to
he coming and out-of-dOoT entertain |
ments viii give way to less chilly amuse- |
ments. The Hagenbeck animals will be |
to the Madison Square Garden
sept. 3. the show Is such an admirable
one that II is we'll worth retaining MANY
novelties will be introduced during tlese
last days at Manhattan Beach. Miss
Berg, who has been i'll, returns to her
duties tomorrow.
a cranks' convention will be held at |
Hubers Museum next week. 1t will con- |
sisI of number OF ten-minute lectures.
delivered by men who have "theories''
to PROFOUND. Among the other features
Will he the Dunbars. acrobats; Alleni's
In . boxing combat: Garretti's
birds and performing poodles:
White Eagle Bill and his band OF Indian |
braves P~of Rockers living pictures.
Patra, the character dancer; Ed Rogers
Charles and Joe and Ed Banker
Miners RoweTy Theatre will omen Its
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