The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
CHANGES 1T THt THEATRES,
Slaves Of Gold" a New 'Nelo-
drama, Seen in Harlem.
The Favorite I" Harbor Lights " Pro.
duced at NibIo's.

Slaves OF Gold.' melodram. h.,
Elmer Grandln, was acted at the co,,r,,
bus Theatre yesterday for the first tin.
in the city. 1t has some very elabor.,.
scenic effects. and the audience v..
highly appreciative. Mr. Grandin ans
his wife. Eva Mountford. headed IN.
cast which also included Frank
Tannehill. William Arnold Ida ValIann.
and Lizzie Creese. Slaves of Cola.
VIII be reviewed in to-morrow's Even
ing World"
'NIBLos GARDEN.
"Harhor Lights" Sims and Pett,t,.
melodrama, which has taken nov
lease Of life this season, began a week',
engagement at Niblos Garden yester-
day. 1t was the first appearance n,
Walter Sanfords stock company AT hi.
own theatre. The organization, which
mas already been seen in Harlem ana
good az he one american Miss Theatre is very
hero. 'he
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Gentleman Jack" was produced in
great style at the American Theatre
yest sraay 4 number of Drury Lane
ineatre embellishments were intro
duced for the first time to New Workers..
and the piece went off very well indeed
James j. Corbett received a most fervid
welcome and played the part with which
he has been SO long associated. A nun.
per OF specially people appeared In the
Madison Square Garden Roof Garden
scene.
GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.
Flag Of Truce" constructed by tn.
ingenious Mr.: William Haworth, was
seen at the Grand Opera House yester.
day. 1t Is by no means new to this CITY.
The principal feature of the. play is the
xt,tt
practical derrick In working order. The
hero and the villain figure in this scene.
me play was extremely we'll staged,
ana IN the cast were some clever people.
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The Casino Roof Garden has not yet
succumbed to the Autumn weather. Il
was open last night with a very enjoya-
BILE programme. The artists were Mile.
Lamar, a comedienne: Hodges and Larch.
mere. with their Ethiopian specialties;
Irene Rice, an acrobatic dancer; Estelle
Antonio. Marie Lawrence, Davis and Je-
rome, Daniel Darlelgh, a Yankee dale.
comedian. and others. ....
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Hagenbecks trained animals begar
two months engagement at the Madf
Square Garden yesterday. The organ
ton has just come from Mania.
Beach, where it enjoyed a higaly pr
s1se at ne T TSe
occupied the centre of the huge ami
theatre, and the menagerie. had
pleasant quarters. A number of addif
have been made to the collection.
II. r. JACOBS THEATRE. /.
r. Jacobs Theatre yesterday. ands
produced his latest addition to dran~
literature In the shape of "A
Anerlcan." written fer him by Ednf
E. Price. In the last act he appe
in full ring costume. and indulge's
some highly applaudcd fisticuffs. ~
i. is not an eminently bad actor.
fact. there are many worse now befoI
the public.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
THE Limited Mall" play that ID
much liked in the popular price houses.
ire yesterday II is from the pen Of
Is not of very much consequence. THE
Limited Mali relies for It's success
upon its mechanical and electrical et
ageously displayed. The cast was
fairly good one.
ROSTER & BIAL's.
The programme at Roster & Bials &C
2ert hall last night was as attractive
Rso the dances saI PeDS w sns
Levine, in comedy sketch; Oscar Han
mersteln's second series of living pi
lures; the Lars,Larsens; .Troja. t
Fialkowsky. the mimic and animal in
tator, and Mile. Marguerite, the CO
tortionist.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The Imperial Music Hall was crowde
last night. and tn Sc who went Their
did not regret their visit. The attrac-
tons were the Manard troupe of rife
experts, whose work Is really admirable:
he American Macs, whose absurdities
always seem to amuse; the National
Trio, symonds, Hughes and Rastus;
Achew. the club juggler; the Ellis musi-
cal team, Kitty Nelson, the dancer,
and the living pictures. .
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
Proctor's living pictures were displayed
three times Yesterday; and were evi-
variety entertainment was an excellent
one. among the artists being Bogert and
OBrien, the musical laugh-makers; Lau-
renee s and Harringgton, the Dave broth 9th
Roberts. Nolan and McShane, Dave For
ster and Fannie Lewis, Mirzf Meister.
VIII Morton and Josie Slater. and Frank
and Addie Burt. ..r.
TONY PASTORS.
The Boston Howard Athenaeum Star
Specially Company supplied the enter
and gem-studded organization il is. II
inSudes A AHn,eo Gapitaine The perfect
of acrobats, Les Freres Crescendo, Kali
kasa, Miss Maude Raymond. the lyric
queen Smith and Campbell, the come
dians: Richard Pitrot, the well-known
mimic, and Stinson and Merton.
MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE THEA
TIRE.
Manager Louis Robies All-Star Spe-
cialty Company made a hit at Miners
Eighth Avenue Theatre yesterday. It
contains some remarkably clever people.
The stars are Bonnie Thornton, Ben
netto and Cannon, who are perhaps the
most wonderful contortionist on the var
Lefty stage; Fake and Simon, Mile.
Janets BLACK Crook" dancers; Melville,
Billy Carter. John L.. Drew. the Dolans,
| and c. A. Sampson. the strong man.
MINERS BOWERY THEATRE
Palmer's Cosmopolitan Stars scintil-
lated at Miners Bowery Theatre last
night with much success. There were
the Misses Murray and Grovlne. dam
GERS and acrobats; the Acme Four, the
Big Four-,smith, Martin. Healey and
Sparks; the Kins-Ners. Foreman ana
| West, Nellie Seymour, Ella Caldwell,
| the Garrisons, the Garnellas, Allyne ana
Lingard, Madge Ellis. the popular char
acter singer, and John w. Ransome.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
The Leonzo Brothers made their first
appearance at Huber's Fourteenth street
Museum yesterday In local drama
called The Dog Spy" in which the
| acting dogs Tiger and Lion were intro
duced. In the curio halls were the Hin
doc giants and their wives; Prince Tiny