The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-26
CHANGES 1T THE THEATRES.
Roof Gardens Offer Some Very
Attractive Features
New Living Pictures ut tho Imperial
Opera at Proctor's.

1t was very nice and breezy upon the |
Madison Square Roof Garden last night, |
and the programme was a particularly
good one. The newcomers were Frank
Bush, whose name Is a household word
with the vaudeville lovers of New York
Paulo and Dcka. French eccentric
dancers; Ward and Curran and Isabella
Ward. Among the old favorites were the
Russell brothers. as the vociferous and
Woodworking Irish chambermaids: Lottie
ellison. Nellie Franklin. Hlda Thomas,
Bennetto and Cannon, Mile. Torta-
jada and her well-drilled troupe, and the
Lynn sisters. There was q large attend
ance.
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The first of all the roof gardens was
not neglected last night. The old friends
OF the Casino were out in full force. and
they enjoyed very good entertainment.
The artists were: Gertrude Reynolds, a
clever and pretty little dancer: Lille Il.
Sinclair. in songs and dances; Ernesttne
lie Berner, a four-legged dancer; Lottie
Elliott Ollie Redpath, Coincidence;
Ray Aldrich, Monroe and Mack, who dis
pense fun with black faces; Gus Yorke.
the Dore brothers, the Tuxedo Quartet;
Ehutht"s duu bulReT,
Katherine b. Howe. the contralto: Harri-
son and Mari, and Gus Pixley.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
There was a ballet In the American
ROOF Garden last night. but fortunately
It was only comic affair A serious
1t was arranged by Prof. Lucca Resta.
and proved to be a very bright feature.
The variety people were: Andrew Mack.
Iulv. thA dHnCAr. the AYneYiC1la Com edy
Quartet-no variety entertainment seems
possible without q auartet.Vernon and
Hawthorrs. Harlan. tn. amusing
singer; jerome, and John W. Ransome,
Whose SONGS are always welcome.
IMPERIAL. MUSIC HALL.
There are three new living pictures
at the Imperial Music Hall, and they
.s sf coma n IN. Rsn. ssoTss
three decollete ladies reclining on q sub
merged rock, and the other tablsaux
wers Cleopatra" and The. Amulet Bell,
again attracted Considerable attention
The way to the pictures was paved by
tho regular vaudeville programr1s TIE
end Took II. Basee ana
Roberts, Laurel and Harvey MazuE and
Abacco. Luke Larksil, Allen and West.
Morton and Revslle and others.
ROSTER AND BIALs.
At Roster and Balls concert hall
rows Of people stood up to see the
nnusical -artistlc-managerial Oscar Ham
merstein. The series was splendidly
displayed and veh s,rsI appi sh,d
card, Among the yaudeviiles were
Bunth and Rudd who are known n,,i as
king OF the Wire" Mile. Larive. the
Partisan warbler; y; s,rina. the white
demon;" F; III f. Leslie. Naomi the eaui-
TERRACE GARDEN.
A promenade concert and vaudeville
Garden in Fifty-eighth street, last
night. The concert was directed by
very good work. At the head Of the
vaudeville company vas Bessie Bone
hill, whom New Workers have grown
with ali her old vim, others we're Ryan
and Richfeld, who contributed an anus
ing sketch: the acrobatic Patterson
brothers.: Binns and Burns, Fish and
Quigg. Littlefeld. BorIbo and Tehi. and
Ottahe The garden was beautifully
illuminated and decidedly cool.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
"The Grand Duchess was sung al
Proctor's Theatre yesterday by the VIII
bur Opera Company, with susie kerwir
James Donnelly and J. r. Cordy in othel
parts. The variety portion Of the pro
gramme was supplied by Turner amt
Russell, Thomas J. Shcarer and Nellie
de Granville and Laura Ashhy, Gin
Wilson. the nonologuist; Gallagher ant
Griffin. the Irish "Knockahoutsi,' Kate
Koon, a lightning artist; Prof Hurd
magician; Yank ONO, the Irish Jap,
jugger, and Harry Boston. There vii
be series of living pictures next Mon
day: "
The Central Music Hall, in Eas
SiXty-seventh street, was right up-to
date with its variety pro6ramme las
ton in this field just now, there appear
to be enough artists to 80 round. Amonl
the attractions at this nous" were th'
Rogers brothers, Dutch comedians; Nc
Intyre and Heath. the negro comedians
George II Wood, Miss Blanche Fernandez
! the six Reed birds in a plantation scene
S!eGrist nnd Lee. Paul STANLEY Sotr
Sunctnro, the japanese jucsler and IL
. lusion,st; Miss Daisy Stewart. who sans
soprano songs. and Maria and Daley ii
a circus sketch.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
There was melodrama at Nlhlos Gar,
den last night-the on.y one In the city
Il was Master and Man" the work OF
Sims ana Pettitt and It was very torrd
for this season Of the year, with It's
furnaces and smelling works. The play
has for Its characters very good younf
hero, who Is sent TO prison because HI
wasn't guilty; very vtllainous yil!air
known az Fumpy Logan. a comedian, q
dude and heroine. The meloirama
was we'll received and some specialtie'
were introduced to make II more palat
able. A few seasons ago Richard Mans
field played the part Of the villain.