The evening world., 1894-01-16
CHANCES At THE THEATRES.
Les Effrontes" Produced by the
Coquelin- Hading Company.
Rose Coghlan in a Revival of
"Lady Barter"

hblt I'dtuit VI Nv iNbViNDi'S w ~ Wv
present. although 1t was splendidly
acted. l'Les Enrontes'' is not a play TO
appeal very strongly to Americans. 1t
Is a satire upon the corruption OF the
Second Empire. and It contains more
talk than action. Coquel!n. Nine. Had
Ing and Jean Coauelin were all sue
c%essful. and NJ. Nolny also did good
work. Tonight la Dame aux Ca
mellas' will be given.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
Miss Rose Coghlan revived her
brothers. play. Lady Barter" at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre last night. 1t was
first seen in this city a; Palmcr's The
atre in April. 1891. Lady Barter" is
it is frelghted With heavy dialogue.
Miss Coghlan, however. has n good part.
and Is very. harming In It. THURSDAY
night she will revive "Forgct-Me- Not"
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
A new play called "schuldig." by Rich
ard Noss, was produced FOR the first time
in this country at the Trying Place The
atre last night by MIR. Conrled's admir-
able company. The play proved to be a
very gloomy one-as most modern Ger
man dramas are to-day. 1t deals with
the woes OF a man who has suffered
imprisonment for a crime OF which he
was not guilty. and who returns TO md
i'' ihiihy iiliS' III $50
drama was well acted.
II. II. JACOBS THEATRE.
N. S. Wood. an actor who Is very popu-
lar on the east side, began a weeks en-
gagemcnt at II. Il. Jacobs Theatre yes
terday. He Is well known there, and his
orphans of New York" a sensational
play that gives him many, opportunities.
As Sinner. the New York bootblack. Mr..
Wood was much %applauded.
NEW PARK THEATRE.
The New Park Theatre. which has
been closed for n week in order that i'm
proNemcnts might be made In the In
terror. was reopened last night Tn at
Traction was africa" the spectacular
musical farcc-comedy that ended an en-
gasement at the Star Theatre last Sat
irday night. The piece was given with
the same cast, and II went extremely
well. 1t will do better at the Park than
II did at the Star.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUsE.
"AristocraCy," Bronson Towards So
ciety play, was the attraction at Ham
merstein's Harlem Orcra-iiouse ycster-
day. In the cast were Blanche " alSh,
who played her original part: Josephine
l!all. Helen Tracy. Frederick Bond. $.
Miller Kent. Bruce Mcitea. Louis Mas
sen; who appeared IN the part created by
Hampton. Ncll Warner. j. c. blackstone
and Charles Wingatc.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
]. X. Emmet. IN all his stellar glory,
shone at the Columbus Theatre last
night. lie presented the variation Of
Fritz known "a "Frit3 In a MGdhouse."
Young Emmett has improved considcra-
bly, OF late. He had q good company, in
Guiding Charles H9wa"r, Emily !iytton,
Baby SP,nCrr-SinnOtt Is. X. Graham
and j. w. hague.
STAR THEATRE.
The patrons OF the star Theatre had
n treat last night. They saw Mrs. Jonn
Drew,s splendid imPrrsonntion, OF the
THE Road to Ruin" II was II delight
full performance. Mrs. Drew as the
Widow Warren Is = revelation. She had
ne support OF Mr, ana Mrs sidney
and other clever people.
GRAND OPERA-lIOUSE.
Maggie Clinc. whom New Workers. have
not forgotten, although she has kept her
self away from the metropolis very
In Other Words. did hrFS tnrn, .""" a. tHss
Grand Opcra-llousc last night. She np-
pedrcd az Il sort of IA supplemental
most welcome %nc-io Glen Macpon,
which had been seen in this city before.
NlBLO'S GARDEN.
The farce-comody emitted play
mates" was the attraction at Eiblrs
Garden last night, with Bcas!G honohilI
vaudeville programmes. and those who
admired her work can seA "A good deal
more OF T. in this farce-corHHy, ~ which
she - the central figure, ler ompun
included sig. Borelli. Minnie Thureate
and Secley ana West.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Miss EGic Ells,cr presented n play
called Doris" by Robert Drouet. which
has ret with much success on the road,
at the Peoples Theatre yesterday. 1t
Is an emotional play that gives Miss
h!llsler an opportunity 10 play IA symua
thctic heroine in her most approved
Drank Weston, Robert DrOuet and {.
w. CouldoClt.
GARDEN THEATRE.
=. $, Willard revived the play IN
which he made his first success in this
country at tho Garden Theatre last
night. 1t was Henry Arthur Jones's
melodrama. The Mildleman," n capital
play OF its kind, and one in which Mr..
Willard Is seen to great advantage.
As CYRUS BIenkarn. the old potter, AR,
Willard was as .fel!citous as ever. Miss
Burroughs was charming.
ROSTER & BlAL'S.
The long and enjoyable programme at
Roster X Bial's Concert Hail last night
Included SanGow. the strong man: our
BESSIE" otherwise BESSIE Bellwood;
l'oIplIS l'tilllllSs lIf ,llllldllS. tte I res
cendo brothers, A.. O.. duncan, the Ven
triloqulst; Letta and Foden Mario and
Durham. the Rogers brothers. Clara
Qual!tz and the Durell twin brothers.
TONY PASTORS.
The programme at Tony Pastors The
atre was full Of interest, II included
Tony Pastor himself, the ROGERS broth
ers, little Bonnie Thornton. baldwin and
DAILY, the Xulu twins" Nanleei and
Barton. comic hnockabuuts: Miss Polite
Holmes. Mile. Juninri Nallres. the Pa
rlsian singer; Lille L.angtrea, Russell,
O'Dc,l and Russell, tue Brunnells,
George i. Austin and YnnE ONO.
PROCTOE'S THEATRE.
Press EldridEe, the entertaining COM
edian, who made a hit at proctor's some
time ago, was seen there again ycster-
day. In fact, he has been engaged for
several weeks, Other artists We're Drum
mCnd Staley n Belle Rirheck. the
Bark Ben Achmcts. Swift and Chase,
Elsie Ada.r, Dixon and Lang. polgo-
rouky,. Louise Hamilton. Marie Mant,
the Cohens and Collins and %II"nshaw.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
There was a large audience at the I'M
perial Music Hall last night. and il was
kept In good humor by Marie stuart,
the american FouEere;" Annabclle, "A
serpontine dancer; the Schrode brothrrs,
HUH and Clifford. McAvoy and Rogers
h. ARAE ell - a a.