The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-17
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Worlds Fair scenograph Is Pretty
and Artistic,
Good Vaudeville on Roof Gardens
and In Music HALL.

ftof, Austen's Sccnograph VI the Nora Il
Fair was opened last night nj the Mudl-
son Square Garden Annphitheutre, and
attracted more psou,c than the manage
ment could c5nveniently accommodate.
The spectators were Obliged Ia 20 IN
In patches, one batch collecting while the
other saw the show. The visitor assembled
Eight OF very crude wooden steps at
the back of the Garden. ana found him
self on slrt or parapct overlooking
Chicago ana the Worlds Fair. II he
managed 10 get front row a: he
parapet he was pleased at what he saw.
II he did no; get front row he was no.
pleased for he naw nothing. The repre-
sentauon ut the Worlds Fair Ia certainly
very pretty and artistic. The BUILDINGS
are charming ii,tle modes, accurately
produced. ana when they are iigh by
electricity the effect is very pleasing
There IL lake ana one secs boats.
Trains ana other eigns of teeming life.
The scenograph ocSipies the entire width
OF the Gardca, and Is separated from the
main portion of the amphitheutro by
partitions. The Imperial Russian orchcs-
ira supplied music.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN
~ tHt MdulspH SullHlt
Roof Garden last night INCLUDED u sood-
~ number of metropolitan favoIit"s.
Lotue ellison sang In her usual pertly
amusing way. and little Bonnie Thorn
were the Deltorelii brothers who are
well known to the vaudeville lovers of
this city; Senorita Tortajnda and her
.roupe bow now immensely popular at this
to appear in "fHe Black f'rook;" Harris
and Walters. Victoria Walters, Bessie
Bonehill, Charles y, Lawlor and the
Empire City Quartet.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The vaudeville programme at the I'm
psrial Music Hall last night was up to
formers were cara and Hsdi Cherim.
Tatai, the marvel of the rings" who
scored another success: Lester and Al
len, old-time fay0rites. whose Jokes al
ways tell; Gorilla and Adair. the Euro
pean head-balancers, who made their
Wrrna appf gaa Russell cbaract.r cSa n;i
artist; Chas. Is. Ward, the siiver-toned
tenor. DAILY and Devere. and the living
pictures New electric fans have been
placed In this theatre.
ROSTER q BIAL'S.
The novelty at Roster 4 Biais Con-
cert Hall last night was "Raifanella,"
a mid-air illusion from the Winter Gar
den, Berlin. Mario and Durham. the
well-known horizontal bar performers,
and the balance Of the bill included
Oscar Hammerstein's living pictures,
Hacker and Lester, Caicedo. king OF
the wire; the three Ethardo sisters,
serio-comic, and Conroy and Fox. The
Kossuth Hungarian orchestra gave "A
concert on the roof garden, with limo
gene Conner. Josephine Sabel and Theo-
dore Hoch as soioists.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Tho 70 n Gu,itb md rnnk uara
the star attractions at the Terrace Gar
den last night. Their comedy sketch
was exceedingly funny. and was greatly
Of good things, the best features being
Loisetts stork circus. Richmond and
Glenroy, the comedians; Ward and
Lynch; the Irish funny men; the Tana-
the warbler OF K S f CHAINS onet,es;
THIS royal marionettes. and Aida
Peranl. In the garden itself Nahan
most enjoyable concert.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
Neil Gwynne." tunefui comic opera
by PlanQuette. that was once interpreted
at the Casino was sung yesterday al
Proctor's Theatre by the Wilbur Opera
Company. with Susie Kerwin In the lead
ing role. The living pictures were again
seen--heroic. idyilic and quantity humor-
GUS. as MI. Proctor neatly puts It, The
principal Vaudevillers We're Charles Fos-
ttlie, tlS DuTictuuc dTtlst, FORMERLY
member OF Corinne's company; Frank
Armstrong, the comedian: Walker keene,
Charles de earns, tuggler; Marion Fills,
soap scuipto.: Frank Manning and
Prof. Henry, pecromancer.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
Manager weyl provided a very good
American Roof Garden last night. The
artists were Kara, the Juggler: Nada
Revival. the eccentric singer: Nine. Lalo,
Japanese fantaisist; the Rogers brothers
In their comedy act Miss Bllys. a char
aeter singer: sa-ini. the contortionist;
Miss Ruth. the acrobatic dancer; Blli
CuIran and the ever popular John W.
Ransome. The attendance was large
and the audience seemed TO be in an ex-
cellent humor.
ELDoRADO.
Living pictures at Eldorado. That is
night at the pretty resort on the other
side of the river, and 1t was the first
time that they have been presented in
t t1e,s open air; They mere entitled Fame"
ening and "i'he So cking OF Nincveh
and proved to be monster arrangements
designed by Prof. Won prettwitz Palm
Of crystal maze renown. The pictures
liable 70 the management. The speaa-
Gle, 3ename.a. was given as usual.
with its ballets. professions. dances and
artistic groupings. Eldorado Is now up
to date
CASINO.
THE Passing SHOW" at the Casino
had some novelties last night, and very
acceptable they were. Dutch sabot
dance WAS executed by Miss Jcannettc
Eueesrd and eight young girls; John II.
HensbaW did new speciality, and there
Vas II brand new elaborate march by
lhe Amazons. Among the artists on tn"
Madeleine Shirley, Trudic Reynolds
Harry Young. u !. Josr, Hodrcs and
I.archmers. Mcbride and Goodrich.
katherine II, Howe. Marie Putnam,
Wood and Shepard, Nsdxr Leasing
Harrison and Mari Josir Gregory and
Gus Iiaiey.
ST.. JAMES HALL
The Rosenbach Grand Engish Opera