The evening world., 1894-10-09
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Hallen and Hart in " Later On y
at the Bijou.
Hoss aHd Hoss," the Popular Farce
Comedy, at Jacobs.

Hallen and Hart presented their we'll
known farce comedy, Later on" at
the Bijou Theatre last night. New songs
and specialties were introduced in such
profusion that the piece was virtually
new. The stars had an admirable COM
pany, including Mollie Fuller, Carrie
DE Mar, Mark Murphy. Donald Harold,
Il. s. Wentworth. w. w. Black.
Blanche Sherwood. Bessie Tannehill
and others.
II. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
"Hoss and Hoss," farce comedy Of
a most attractive order, was the attrac-
ton at IL. X. Jacobs popular play
house last night. A few seasons ago
it was used for starring purposes by
Willie Collier and Charlie Reed, but 1T
can be appreciated just as we'll without
them. Charles T. Aldrich, an eccentric
| comedian, did some good work, while
Carrie Sweeny and Harry Crandall. the
| German comedian, contributed some
amusing specialties.
| PEOPLES THEATRE.
1.-The Girl Left Behind Me-" with
its elaborate scenic accessories. horses
and war paraphernalia, went down to
f nsh feoP Miss Rancse 9 Walsh Who a
very popular on the east side, played
the part OF Kate Kennion, and was
given very fervid reception. Her In
depreciation of the role was extremely
good. The sensational third act, with
Its stirring climax, was Loudly ap'
p'"'>A AMERICAN THEATRE.
In Old Kentucky" Charles 7. pa.
zey's melodrama, which seems unable
to tear itself away from the aPpresia.
tive audiences Of the me rnIa,n W wa,
night. The role of the indefatigapie
heroine, who swings herself across 9
precipice and saves lives as though shs
had nothing else TO do in the world
was Entrusted to Miss Laura Bart. who
did full Justice to the part.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
THE Prodigal Daughter" the steeple
chase drama that was built by Sir Au
gustus Harris and the late gse,nnt re,
Hammerstein's Harlem Opera House
last night. The big scene, showing tn,
Aintree races. was very enectlNei!
Harry Vernon, the hero, and rode tn
winning horse. There were number o
competent actors and actresses In tn
GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.
Walter Fessler's new melodrama. -
Ride for Life" was presented for tn
first time at the Grand Opera ouse
, last night. 1t was up-to-date. inasmucl
as II relied mainly for success upon sen
sational mechanical effects. A giant en-
, CINE, driven by real steam. rushed acros
the stage, and this was the great Tea
ture of the production. The story wa
= not new, but II was fairly well told, an
the audience seemed to like 1t.
, COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Tony Pastor and his own compan
: were seen at the COLUMBUS Thentre
Z Harlem, last night. Mr. Pastor Ike
|. Harlem, and the Harlemites adore Tony
! His company, of which more Will l.
said in these columns during the wee,
included the Roger brothers, Melvill
cIfford, McAvoy and shay, the, $,
Felix sisters, Musical Dale, Annie Har
the Harbecks and the Nawns.
I NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Elmer Grandin's melodrama % Tis,n
Of Gold" attraeted rh CROWD S,orv TO N som
h what iurid. The sum of 100000 is left I
= Richard Bartley's daughter, but the 81
dies, and the pepper gets Wiliiam HOPE ",
! Well until Hope reveals his Identity
e the girl. and then BARLEY tries to XXI
In s coal n pine a pIsy the Me e rand
e was very good as the hero.
n KEITH'S UNION SQUARE.
;. There was enough to satisfy the mos
b ardent lover of variety at keith un,o
Square Theatre yesterday. the long pr,
! sth' Ruler Of New YORK" the two Ricf
= ards. Atroy. Drummond Staley an
e Belle. Birbeck, Al w. Fils9n "a, end re lie
e Enrol, Ward ana L.Nncn, Mdlills 7 ~
i way, Toner and Frobel, Dixon and LAM
: william Courtright, Fox and Ward, @
n leste, Richie and Richie, DAILY an
v Knight, and THIS marionettes.
|. TONY PASTORS.
8 The stars of the excellent company
e Tony Pastors Theatre, last night WEI
h I W Kelly. 1.-THE master spirit OF Iris
bumor," and little Bonnie Thornton
= Other attractions were Joe Cawthorn
e Nina Harrington and Ed Lawrehc
t Mime, Carlini, with er trained monkey
and her skirt dancing dog: the Iiighley
r Will and Ida Morello, Frank La KOS
o and Prof Weston's trained cats. ines
e cats did some remarkable WORK.
e PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
a There were some new living picture
of proctor's Theatre last night, and a