The evening world., 1894-03-27
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Mounet-Sully Begins His Engage
ment with Hermann"
Marie Jansen Returns with "Del-
m~onico's at g."

Mounet-Sully, the famous French ira
gedian, made his American debut at
Abbey's Theatre last night in Victor
Hugo's romantic drama, Herman" The
tregedian was somewhat hoarse. but he
did full Justice to the picturesque lines
provided for him, and on several occa-
sions he was greeted with enthusiastic
applause. The audience was largely COM
posed of French residents" and the
tragedian must have felt that he was at
home. He was most attentively watched
from the rise to the fall of the curtain.
Nine. SECOND Weber appeared as Dona
Sol. a role that Sarah Bernhard made
famous, and this fact necessarily handi-
capped the actress, who is not a Sarah
Bernhard by any means. Tonight the
company will appear in "Oedlpse Roi," by
Sully's work in this play will appear in
to-morrow's Evening World"
BIJOU THEATRE.
Miss Marie Jansen returned to the
Bijou Theatre last night with Glen Mac
in which she appeared last November.
She wore her usual fascinating smile and
a gorgeous succession of costumes. The
Ignacio Martinetti. Frenk Tannehill, .jr.,
Fred Peters, Charles Mason, May Mer-
rick, Hope Ross and others.
PARK THEATRE.
The Dazzler" was the play at the
Park Theatre last night, 1t was at this
New York, a few seasons ago. with
Lydia Thompson and Joe OFT in the east.
Miss Thompson Is no longer there, but
Mr.. OF still plays his old part as funnily
Miss Annie Lewis, Miss Hatcher and the
Clipper Quartet are also in the cast.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
The Algerian, wal very nicely sung
at the American Theatre last night, with
Richie is a clever and a conely young
woman. and she first attracted attention
here by fiaMinting at the initial perform
Theatre. Herbert Wilkie was the hero.
In the haram scene an Indian dance was
introduced as a novelty.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
The Black Crook" with its usual
sion OF. Oscar Hammerstein's Harlem
Opera-House last night. There were the
ballets that were so much admired when
nsen as the Tro Aeaidemy t. Of Music snd ana ddr the
that never seem to weary the lovers OF
spectacle. Among the specially people
We're Sadie Macdonald. Flora West,
Fielding n Wood and Shepard.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
The Land of the Midnight SUM- Bar
bour's melodrama, that has been haunt
ing the combination houses n good deal
lately. pleased a large. audience at the
we're Elmer Grandin, William Barbour,
Logan Paul, Cryptic Palmoni, Edwin
Barbour, King Hedley, May Wheeler.
Kate Gilbert, Henrietta Scott, Barry
ONeill, Charles Young and Sadie Mitch
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
The patrons of II. R. Jacobs Theatre
dearly love an irish attraction, and they
shape Of 'RiIiarney,S withihecleve II
little actress. Katie Emmett. az the star
Miss Emmett has plenty of opportunities
for a dual role, that OF a girl and a boy,
She sang a number of catchy songs
and acquitted herself most creditably.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
H. Grattan Donnelly's sensational,
at Har,em's Columbus Theatre last
night by the actors II actresses that
were seen In the play when it was pre-.
sented at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
hero, and Sheridan Block as Ivan. The
play was very handsomely staged, and
the effective situations were vehemently
applauded.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
"A Parlor Match" the farce that was
1870 NAu 49, - ivy I
was seen in revised" form at the Crane
Opera-House last night. There Is nc
need for the semi-apologetic manner
that is now used in announcing this
farce. 1t i3 still a fun-maker. and the
Grand Opera-House people, who know II
we'll. laughed heartily at its absurdities
Evans and Hoey played their old parts
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
The Rambler from Glare" was thu
play at N~iblo'sGarden last night, witt
Dan Mccarthy in the leading role. Thu
play Is a good one for people who are
not sticklers for. novelty. The hero IL
the kind Of good, young, rescuing fel
low, whom audiences have admired fol
decades, and whom they will probably
continue to dmire. The play was very
nicely staged. and a feature was made
Of the farmyard scene in the first act.
TONY PASTORS.
The stars .glittered at Tony Pastors
last night. The programme was full OF
them, n there was not n moments
dulness. The artists who appeared