The evening world., 1894-03-13
GHANGEs 1T THE THEATRES.
Joseph Haworth in a Revival IF
Lester Wallack's "Rosedale."
Stuart Robson in "The Comedy of
Errors" Mt Abbey's.

"Rosedale," Lester wallack's famous
play that was very dear to the hearts
of the last generation of theatre-goers,
vas beautifully presented at the Star
Theatre last night by the Boston Grand
Opera-House stock company. Inc
acenery and costumes were very hand
some. and the cast included such clever
people as Joseph Haworth, william
Mestayer, Frank j. keenan,, Howard
Gould, Mark Price, little Olive smith,
Annie Clarke, Isabelle Wesson' Beile
Stokes and Charles e. lnslee: A review
of "Rosedale' will appear In The EVEN
ing World" tomorrow.
ABBEY'S THEATRE.
stuart Robson revived Shakespeare's
COMEDY of Errors at Abbey's Theatre
The farce was divided into four acts and
four scenes showing the Odeum of
Ephesus, the garden. of Antipholus, the
port and docks of Ephesus, ana the rock
Robson appeared as Dromio Of Syracuse,
and Giles Shine as Dromio of Ephesus.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE Girl / Left Behind Me-" Belasco
ana Fyles's melodrama, that had by no
was Withdrawn from the Empire, began
A long engagement at the Academy of
Music last night. 1t was staged in a
highly realistic manner and incidents
at the Empire were vivldly pictured. In
the cast were Frank M%ordaunt. Thomas
oberle, Byron Douglas, James 0. Bar
per, Sydney Armstrong and others.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
IN Old Kentucky" transferred itself
from Fourteenth to Forty-second street,
ana began a weeks engagement at the
american Theatre last night; The pig
The Prodigal Daughter" that ran for
cessories' used at the Academy were seen
again. The role OF the heroine, Madge
Brierly, was played once more by Bettina
Gerard.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
C%orinne, a cunning little actress. Of
whom New York sees far too little, APP
Peared at the COLUMBUS Theatre. aare
"1iendrick Hudson" a bur'esque that
has been greatly improved since it was
last presented in this city. Corlnne was
as bright and attractive as ever, and
the company was a very good one. Hen
drick Hudson" is full of up-to-date spe-
cialties.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
Charles H: Hoyt's little bit Of satirioal
T T6iw9li!y was sh tbS att as ta at reHaP pmmere
STEMS Harlem Opera-House last night.
The portions of this play that please
best are those hat do not attempt to
az the fun, for they recognized in it
Mr.. Hoyt's early humor. George Rich
ards and Eugene Garfield did very good
work.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
"Killarney,' a romantic Irish drama
that had a run at the Star Theatre a
year and a half ago, was acted last night
at the Grand Opera-House. The author
OF the play is Con Il. Murphy, n his
work shows that hp has "a keen aC-
quaintance. with audiences who are fond
OF Irish drama. Miss Katie Emmett,
a very clever little lady. played the star
part and sang some catchy songs.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Poor Girls the play recently pre-
scented at the American. Theatre. was
Theatre The last hight. That it pleased
the piece went much better downtown
than uptown. The play is a highly in
teresting one, and the story Of the two
heroines.or rather OF the heroine an and
The cast wa a good one.
TONY PASTORS.
F,enk Bush returned to Tony Pastors
last night, and was made exceedingly
M many OF his stories appeared to be
new. Tony Pastor aimed his comic
songs at the audience. and so did Bessie
! Beliwood and Lottie ellison. Other ar
| tlStS were lSdDtlld SdTIiiii Altcilali aih
Raymond, Phyllis Allen. Lucier and
Archmere and the American juggler,
Leonzo.
PRoCTOR'S THEATRE.
The list OF artists at Proe.or's Theatre
Yesterday included Joe Flynn, Guibal
Md Greville. the three La Pousta Sis
ers, Haines and Pettingill, the Braatz
rotners, the four Nelson sisters, Rus
ell. O'Dell and Russell. Emile and Kate
irard, Lottie Elliott. Hector and Lau-
aine, White and Granger, Mile. Eugenia
k~aretta, the Quigley brothers,. Carrie
tutein. Lawrence and Fetz. May AL
line and others.
ROSTER q BALLS.
There were no dull moments at Roster
Bials Concert Hall last night. The
Entertainment was an enjoyable one from
start to finish. Sandow accomplished
noms new feats. Mile. Arman d'Arny sang
new song. and Unthan, the "armless
ronder," showed once more that feet can
made to do the work of hands.
mong the other entertainers were AL
de Capitaine. Ena Bertoldl and the Det-
ytorelli brothers.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
There was burlesque once more at the
Imperial Music Hall last night In the