The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-24
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Adrienne Larive Appears On the
Madison Square Roof Garden.
New Attractions at the Imperial and
PrOctor's.

Auilenne LaflVe, the chanteuse eccen.
trique, who was at Roster & Balls for
SO long, made her first appearance at the
Madison Square Roof Garden last night
and was very well received. The pro-
gramme was capital one throughout
1t included the Deltorelli brothers, whose
work with the musical bells always
makes hit; Fielding. the juggler; See
ley and West, Fannie Leslie Annie Law
renee Bessie Bonehill, whose engage
ment at this resort is coming to an end:
Caron and Herbert. Senorita Tortajada
and her Spanish troupe, Cushman and
Holcombe and Ryan and Richficld Some
of the programme was given in the am
phitheatre.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
cara, the Honolulu dancer, and Hadj
Cheriff were again seen at the Imperial
Music Hall last night. Manager Cross
calls cara an eccentric dancer" She
Is certainly that, and her performance il
very daring one. cara is preceded by
sherman ana Morrissey, the burlesque
trapeZe performers: the American Macks,
Turner ana Russell, the musical come
dians; Charles Il. Ward, the character
singer. VINO has made hit with My
Pearl Is Bowefy Girl" John X. Harry.
the comic juggier; Nizarras and Thora,
the aerial artists; Maddern Marshall and
the living pictures.
PRoCTORS THEATRE.
The Wilbur Opera Company began the
last week of ITS long anu successful
terday. The Merry War" was sung,
and 1t will ne repeated. to-day and to-
morrow: The Mascot, will be inter
living pictures were again displayed ia
the afternoon and evening, ana We're
much applaudcd. Il new series, how
ever. is being prepared that will cast the
The vaudeville programme introduced
Charles IN R Robiins9n, Dave Genaro, Charles
Tot Young and Ed O'Connell.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
The De FORESTS were welcomed back
to Roster & Balls Concert Hall last
nGs h1ey hTE Of
in New York The rest Of the pro-
gramme included Oscar Hammerstein's
the city h anI Dun hs as a thy
triple horizontal-bar performers; Joseph
inc Sabel, "chanteuse internationale;''
| riders; Caicedo. the marvellous king OF
| the wire" Bunth and Rudd. the ecccn-
tries, Troja. the, serio,comic and Raj
fanella. the .'mid-air Illusion"
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The programme at the Casino Roof
Garden last night was a very long one.
No visitor could reasonably complain OF
Among '' the attractions h 0' were s the e"s &.
Felix Sisters. Mile. Thee, the, Electric
Quartet Mcbride and Goodrich, Chris
tine Blessing. Paddock and Semon.
Frank Cushman. Nina Bertolinl,
mere end d. Harrison and Muir. In the
well as ever. The part of Laf Quick
| step was played by Frank Blair. who
| took the place of John 4. Henshaw.
Mr.. Henshaw is taking vacation.
| TERRACE GARDEN.
Smith and Cook were the stars of the
programme at the Terrace Garden last
night. They carried away most of the
honors, although there were number
Of excellent artists on the bill Among
ballad singer; Harry Wilton. with his
| famous cat circus: Ruth Ward. with
her four-legged dance; Martinetti, Du-
crow and Lorello, the acrobatic Rex
ford BROTHERS, and Harris and Walters.
| Frankie and his orchestra gave an adj
mirable concert in the garden.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
The American Roof Garden held its
own easily last night with the other re-
sorts in the city. Manager Weyl had
| managed to get together very inviting
| programme. which was given in the
the atre proper The list of attractions
included the Salambos. Lola Yberri.
sell the lightning modeller; some real
pickaninnies who came directly from the
more or less Sunny South; the Weston
| sisters, Dashway and Morton, the triple
horizontal bar performers; Sherman
and Morrissey. the burlesaue acrobats;
ter singer, and koh-l-Baba, the ever