The evening world., 1894-05-28
THE BEST LIVE PICTURE YET.
And It Doesn't Happen to Be a
Nude Either.
Sousa's Band Mt the Madison Square
Gardcn-Theatrical Gossip.


IT,. A,u .. ,u.,
ihe uHro instrument OF living pic
lures offered to New Workers was pre-
8 .nted a, the Imperial Music Hail last
-. "u msN ."S
nlsht 10 an inViseu audience Inc tao-
leaux were on the lines already made
Tnn..aa a..
lheatre ana MI Hammerstein at
Korter & Balls, but there wasn't as
much positive nudity in them as there
has been In the others. and neither was
there so much art in the anatomical rev.
elationa.
One would expect that a set OF I'm
perial living pictures would be sufi-
GENTLY shocking at some polnt or other
to rouse an Imperial audience. but there
Is nothing in the exposition of the fe-
male FORM no n 10 exnossd at tho I'm
are carefully shown, with one excep-
ton. and that is THE Slave Dealer"
where a pirl who must he under treat
ment for obesity reckless,v EXHIBITS her
av%olrdupois. Strange to say. the hit OF
the even,ny was made nv a ~nicture that
- Voc ~ -"
had no women In 1t. 1t was a battle
piece. entitled Comrades In which a
young officer, with a wounded compan,
ION on one arm; was waving ms sword
W u VI ia tlcily' liV
suggested action was spirited. The
Of the Inspiration Of war. It atoned for
all the shortcomings Of the other pic
erously. but awoke an enthusiasm mat
snonnh tH n,n tht iapie ne va a ptt ha host
Iivina nictnre .ver sasp in Nav yorI
srU aa,ih, ~ ues'sher' Is " oe COLI
e"a'euo >" ~ .
MANAGER Dor,o, probmo, hos a.o,dod
IN IN e~SoTrSSe ea maz6 of the ~ "na aba ons SUCCESS ness
Eissrs Is ' Riay g's wiii. ' FSn q the b Hys gwen
his week and next and the theatre
enth the G6s humdred T The tw sempaSy.s
Sumner and Xatqmn tour will 6esin in
There Is nothing prettier than Miss
"Tabasco.' She makes her first APP
down l%eft-handed, 50 to speak. A
ture, and, Miss Croix Is graceful, and she
makes a bewitching bit of red and white
rose in her hair a snow white bodice
under a spanish bolero. a red dress with
shoes and stockings to- match, and the
stuich cand tn'n and otber sweet tthines'
Miss Croix has very pretty feet and she
uses them beautifully. In using one
tone Of silk and leather she shows her
self an authority on c%aptiyating foot
The Sousa Night last Monday was
such a SUCCESS that the management OF
give a Sousa Night every Monday. To
nights programme Is composed OF the
most popular selections Of Mr.. sousa;
b have S Seeh Invited os5pht 20 attend M,titd ir b bodS
this evening. Following is the pro-
gramme: March. The Rife Regiment
written Tor the Third United states
infantry. KNOWN as the itlne hesinlenO
au e OF 1TtauIn M nae Ps a ne ~
ma ma nanney, Su'td es LiaSS. Parole
DI;,Ameur (a) funeral march, The
Honored Dead (written. for and first
Gen IT, 8. Grant, d. march. The Cor.
coran Cadets; three numbers from the
comic opera "Desiree;" ballad, My Own,
Nv Geraldine. MI. F. w Elliott: vaise,
intaglio; humoresaue, Good-By bounded
on farewell songs And the Rand PLAYED
Annie Laurie); March. rhe Liberty Bell.
cult is a representation Of the best
views used in John l.. Stoddard's lee
lures. Mr.. T. J. Mapes, the well-known
illustrator for the Stoddard entertain
ments, has been secured by the Keith
management, and Will present his views
Ut 'he ohioh oquafe june
Tn .14q2" at the Garden Theatre, to-
night. Theresa Vaughn sings the new
song by Mcclellan and Furst. Garry
1t Home to the Baby" with limitations
Of walking dolls OF various Municipalities
German, English. American. Chinese
lanyi's living. pictures, to be shown
Wednesday night, will include Faiero's
Polar Star" Bougereau's Cupid and
Butterfly" and the colossal group, The
Dancing Houri In the Temple OF Bac'
chus."
Louis de Lange's "Globe Trotter," un.
e. Rice, IS experimentally tried upor
a Bethlehem. Pa, audience with salts
factory re suits last week, and was ther
taken to Philadelphia, where 1t has