The evening world., 1894-07-17
CHANCES At THE THEATRES.
Worlds Fair Soedograph Is Pretty
and Artistic.
,,und Vaudeville on Roof Gardens
aud ~ Musir Eajh.

r.or No.Iru $'c,oIrarn " tn" Wus t.
Fur wa uuru,l lust uls NJ "a, the Mail
son Suutr. Guiou Amphlthcalrr ,ul
attracted m1i. pouu'" than the uautg,-
mruj could , uNonl,utly accommodate.
'rhc spectators were ubiaci to - Ia
IA patches, one halch collecting Nhila t'o|
|o, h'. Jaw tn. ,huw. The visitor s5roId,d
i Nigh' Of very vrud" wooden stops It
th" back OF tho Garden. and found nIm.
s'lt ca 4 sort or parupct overlooking
thtraEp AMI the Worls Fair. n no
uiiudE,I t. got II front row lt The
rar,pet lie WIS pleased At what he cav.
IL he dil not get front row be- WAS nos
pleased, Iuy hr saw uo, hug. 'rhe rrpr'
Scntiiian OF ily Ncrld's fitr IS certainly
very pretty aul artistic. Thu BUILDINGS
are ,htrniuG ltt'o models, accurately
produced. ana when thoy ere lighted 10y
electricity tn" effect Is very pleasing.
There Is a lake, and one go,s huat,,
lid'up am other signs OF to"miuG lify.
roe "n'nuSihpt occupies tn" entire width
b' iNH tar ten, and Is separated from the
main portion of the amphithratrc 10y
partitions. Til" Imperial Russian urchvs-
, MADISON SQUARE ROOF Garden
Th" programme at tho Madison Square
tuoi Garden last night included n ,uod-
" numhCr of metropolitan faVoritcs.
l.ulnG Gibson sang IN her usual pcrtly
amusing way, ana little Bonnie THORN
| ton was as spriGhtly az ever. Others
wer" the Doltorelli brothers, who are
| Wen known To the vaudeville lovers Of
| this city. SCnorith TOrtaiddH and hnr
trour". now Immensely popular At THIS
| resort; Fielding. the jgSslor, who used
TO appear in The BLACK Crook" Harris
and Walters. Victoria Walters, Bessie
| Sonchill, charles u. Iawlur and the
| Empire city Quartet
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The ySandevillle programme s,l,1,, a., the LIN,
! formers were Tara and lIndj therin.
! Tatali. the marvel Of the rings." who
len. old-timr favorites, whose Jokes al
| ways t'll: Gorilla and Adnir, the Euro
. pean head halaur"rs, who made their
iIrst aprf3,raii,,r" w New ,",h, t"E anl
! artist; Chas. H.. Ward. the sly"r-tonci
| pictures. New electric fans have been
| placed in this theatre.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
The novelty at Roster ~ Hial's Con
| cert Hall last night was "llafranella,'
a mid-air illusion from the Winter Gar
H.n Msr hoSz aI9 I"n bar I nariaTa lne
made their temperance at this house,
and the balance of the bill Included
Oscar Hammsrstein's hyins pictures;
! the wire; the three Ethardo sisters,
Mile. Naomi, Bunth and Eudd; Troja,, "A
serio-cQmiG; and Eonroy and Fox. The
| Eoasuth Hungarian orchestra gave Il
concert on the roof garden. with limo
gene Conner Josephine ISABEL and Thco-
dore Hoch as soluists.
TERRACE GARDEN.
The entertaining Smith and Cook were
| the star attractions AT the Terrace Car
den last night Their comedy sketch
was exceedingly funny, and was greatly
appreciated. The programme was fun
| l.oisetts sturk circus, Richmond and
Glenroy, the comedians; Ward and
lynch; the Irish funny men; the THna-
| kas, Japanese jugglers; Mile. bttllic,
thGS, warbler of French chansonettcs;
Ieraul. In, the garden itself Nahan
II most enjoyable concert.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE
Nell Gwynne." a tuneiul comic opera
| by Planquctte, that was once int lpretcd
| rroctor's Theatre by the Wilbur opera
| Company, with Susie kcrwin in the lead
| ing role. The living pictures were again
seen-heroic, ,idyllic and quantity humor-
| ous as Mr. Proctor neatly puts il. The
principal vaule-ilers we Charles Fos-
tclIe. the burlesGue arti I. formerly a
member of 'oriune'S COZ p4ny; Frank
Armstrong, the comedian; Walker Keeuc,
Charles de earns, jugGlcr. Marion FITS,
"A soap srulpto.'; Frank Manning and
Prof. Henry, necromincer.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN
Mlnager Wey' provided a very good
American Roof Garden last night. Tie
ultiSts were Kara, the jGSgier: NADIA
Revival, the eccentric singer; Nine. Lalu,
the electric hicyclst; Soto SunctRro, the
Japanese fdHtu.s!st: the Rogers brothers
in their comedy act; Miss Elys, char
a.ter singer; Sa"ini, the coniortionist;
Mansfield, the, tramp actor; Ward and
Curan and the ever popular John ".
Harsome. The attenlaHco was large.
and the audience seemed to be In an cH-
cSllcnt humcT.
ELDORADO.
Living pictures at Eldorado That Is
the very latest. They were n last
night at the pretty resort on the other
s ,i,l,. Of the river, and it was tn, prs,
tn open air. They Were entitled Tame"
"pinna's Hunt" "Th" Nymphs Awa's-
on'ns and The SaoIing Of Nlncyeh,'
deslgnrd by Prof. Won Pr,ttwit2 RAIN, !
OF crystal mae ronoTn. The picture |
viii undoubtedly prove to lee very val !
liable 10 the mQnaS'mont The spccta- |
Gle, "ti0rawo!a,' WIS given as usual !
with its ha!.e'a, proorsG'pu dances and /.
artistic groupings. E!logado is now up
CASINO.
Tire Passing SHOW" vt the Casino !
hal some uoyclt!ea last iIght, aud very /
ace ptnbie they were. a Dutch sabot |
l!ugoarl ard EIGHT young glls' John l.. |
iI"nHhaw d'i - new sp."'alty, md there |
VS. tr.ul new elaborate march - /
~ Amaz5ns. Among ~. nrusr ON The !
NIiaigiu. Shirley, TrNlio Re-. uuil-.
tlnE Young, r.. =; Jos, Hodge, aud /
~, Hm"1", u, Bride and Goodrich,
+ th.rn. u. Hove Mari" Putnam,