The evening world., 1894-05-15
Sixth Ave-, 10th tO.21St St.

Harlem opera-House last night. They
presented The, l~ronmaster,"' which 10
GSnsidered the best in their repertoire.
The supporting company was the same
seen In downtown theatres, and tho
large audience showed hearty approval
Of the many strong situations. The
Friday evening. Tonight they viii be
seen In "a Scrap of Paper" tomorrow
night and Saturday matinee. The Sec
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night. "A White Lie"
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
There were lively times at the Four
teenth Street Theatre last night when
Hoyt's amusing farce-comedy "a Trip
original cast including Harry Gon sa:
Anna Boyd. Marry Gilfoil. Bessie Clay
ton. the wonderful dancer. and all the
Of this fayorite organization. The per
Torrance is given just as 1t was at the
Madison Square Theatre, and with 1t all
the original scenery and accessories.
H.. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
George W. Monroe kept q very large
audience In a merry mood at Jacobs
is MY Aunt Bridget" a jolly. round
w wal. Irish female, who says the
Bridget's application Of the rules OF
etiquette is original and ~side-splitting.
The performance was a good one.
TONY PASTORS.
It's Nesta Tiiley again at Tony Pas
cannot get enough OF Miss Tilley. She's
as bright and lively as a sunbeam and
her songs are new and full Of charming
delightful ease. Frank Ward and John
T Curran, formerly of the Clipper
Quartet. do an amusing singing speciality
and there is much other entertaining
KEITH's UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
a positively daring novelty In juggling
Is shown by, Severus Schaeffer. the 1.-THE
and graceful German. who is delighting
keith's continuous performance audi
TIL ,juggler permits himself to be Sc
surely blindfolded. Then a large crash
b bag IL thrown ire oyer his head: In that
odds the ~cleverest Of his class. < dozen
good specialties complete the bill.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
James F.. Hoey and Bessie Bonehill
are the star funmakers at Proctor's
Theatre, OH Twenty-third street. this
week. Hoey tells his usual comic sto-
ries. and Miss Bonehlll. in her act sings
the ballads that have made her IA
this continuous show Is large. and the
artists arc all first class. A very large
audience enjoyed the performance last
THE IMPERIAL.
Rip Van Wrinkle" is by all odds the
production seen at the Imperial since
bnriesgues have become an important
roles were In the hands OF Sam Bernard
George Topack and George Steele, and
they made the most Of their opportuni-
Raymond, Lillian Maehl. and Helen
Dunbar were also conspicuous in the
cast. The piece was magniheentiy
CT yAI ThA-A L. ala n hi~ NFo tIIautnA
show.
CENTRAL OPERA-HOUsE.
Troja, the magnetic spark. is an at
traction at the Central Opera-House
Music Hall. on East sl~xty-seventh
otfee!' fe anis %e eEe a Mme. ca HmHns dogs
and monkeys, Josie Sabel, soprano, n
Kelly and Ashby. grotesque acrobats.
EDEN MUSEE.
The Gerards, adopts in fancy dancing
the leading attraction at the Eden Musee
last night. The pair were very well re-
membered by the popularity they attain
troupe, Miss Davenport. English soprano.
and Miss Yberri, Spanish d~anseuse, were
all enjoyable features.
ROSTER & BIAL's.
At Roster & Balls the first series OF
living pictures Will undoubtedly pc
a strong drawing card for some Time 70
Npll'' N'N ltHluItS VI ic ph 80
night were the first appearance here OF
Caicedo, king OF the wire, from the
Theatre Royal. Melbourne, and Ameri-
can debut here OF Sarina and Lalo. oi-
cyclists ard contor;ionists from the
Casino, Paris. Maggie Cline reappeared-
HURER's MUSEUM.
At Huber's Fourteenth street museum
the feature that attracted a. great deal
or attention yesterday was the first APP
pearance at this house OF Prof. Gerstle.
the w~ell-known pool champion, who gave
hourly exhibitions of fancy and expert
playing. The yaude yille performance In
'he theatre is one of the best seen this
season.
ATLANTIC GARDEN.
Al the Atlantic Garden this week the
bill consists OF Paul Stanley, interna-
tional come6ian: the Allen sisters. song
and dance duettistsi Mirtel Gina, Vienna
soubrette; Pat ]. Kicks. comedian and
change artist, and NJ. Alma, acrobat.
DORIS'S MUSEUM.
There should be quite a little sport
and excitement o. Saturday night when
the female beauty contest closes at
Doris's Museum. Competition has been
very lively during the past two weeks
between at least five OF the leaders In
the contest, and the success Of the end
terprise has exceeded the expectations
OF the management. The present ss4dI
DOn comes tn an and ON Saturday niaht