The evening world., 1894-01-23

State Of Connecticut, was presented last
This VIII be the last engagement that
"A. Nutmeg Match will play In New
York ToTk his season, William i: Wilson,
mont Smith were In the cast.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
A dramatizatlon Of H.. Rider Hag-
CARDS still unforgotten "She" was seen
at Niblo's Garden yesterday. Mr.. San
ford is doing all he can to popularize
his historic playhouse, and he appears
was very picturesauely staged, and Mr..
Haggard's untamed imagination was
r%everently dealt with in the scenic ef-
tects. The cast was a good one.
II. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
in which the railroad has an important
part, held the stage of II. II. Jacobs
Theatre yesterday. and viii continue to
hold It for the. rest Of the week. The
scription. The engtne-room Of a Mis-
sissippi steamer, Niagara Falls and n
'"life-slze" freiEht-train, with sixteen
boX,cars. were offered to the eyes Of the
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
Mile. Magliani, whose clever dancing
was utilized In 'The Voyage of SUI
%zette," was seen at Herrmann's Theatre
among the merry band known as ]. NJ.
HILLS entertalners. Mr.. Hill's other
Mignon. the dancer and singer; Ouda,
the gymnast, and the DE Dolian broth
ers and Gillette.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
Herr Holtum, the cannon king, who
literal hits-at Huber's Museum some
time ago: returned to that house yester-
day, and did some very. clever work.
seen again. In the theatre were a num-
smong OF them entertaining bsinr Ry ss ] r arti snj
Evans, Ward and. Ward, the Goldens.
son.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
"Zeka," a comic opera with many
bright, features was presented at the
Imperial Music Hall last night, and was
music, and is exceedingly well put upon
the stage. Preceding the opera was
the vaudeville entertainment, contrlbu-
fSfS to r Th 7 T %ifl,s Mar'f Il! stuart Burke An goc
Flynn Clan and Stuart, Booker and
Martin. Bell Berna and Brandon and
Regina.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The long list of attractions at Proc
and Enrol, DoigorSqky. Elsie Adair,
davenport, the Bark Ben Achmets,
Efie button, Magee n .Crimmins.
Alvira. Josie Ashton, Leah Starr, the
Big Four, Billy Carter, Miss Marie
Mant, John and Nellie Mccarthy and the
Delmanning brothers.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Won Suppe's sparkling opera. "Boccac-
cio." with the delightful music OF which
Theatre yesterday. Another excellent
feature. of the programme was a little
m wS; : r1 farce called R The he s STUD h,,t IN
Mmrilla appeared. Among the yaude-
Vile performers were Pitrot, the Sharp
lies, w. H. Barber, Adrienne Ancion
and the Kawakamis.
ROSTER & BALLS.
Mile. Acide Capitaine, one Of the clev-
country. began an engagement at Kos
ter & Balls yesterday, and she will I'M
doubleday prove to be a great attrac.
better advantage at this house than al
the American Theatre. Other performers
were Sandow. Bessie Bellwood, the
Glinseretti brothers, Mario and Durham,
A. o. Duncan, n Letta and Fodder.
HAGENBECK'S.
The trained animals at H~agenbeck's
were seen in a number Of new tricks yes
terday. The audience last night was q
very large one. In fact-according t.
Mr.. Hamilton-''the animals are running
a close ace with the opera for society!
patronage" A boxing match between
two bears. which lasted for about 9
quarter of an hour, made a great hit
There were other highly entertaining fea
lures.
DORIS'S MUSEUM.
The Hindoo magicians and juggler,
from Bombay were again the main at
traction at Doris's Eighth Avenue Mu
/ scum yesterday. Polly, the talking seal
and Me and Him were also seen In tn,
curio halls. In the theatre a drama
called 1.-THE Poor and Proud of New
York. was acted by Lawrence Thurston
Frank Bass, Charles Crolius, Franz
Johnson. George Whitford. Sam Rose
Emma Tucker and Freddie Adams. .
TONY PASTORS.
Tony Pastors own company, headed b,
the ~tireless Tony himself, supplied thu
entertainment at Pastors last night
The Gown company included Fields an
Hanson, John c. Rice, little Sallie Cohen
Charley Case. Carlotta. Mile. Junior
Valares, Hector and Lauraine, Mis-!
Phyllis Allen. the contralto singer; lit
tie Miss Lille Langtree. Eldora and Nor
rene, and Nine. Macart.