The evening world., 1894-04-10

farce-comedy. 1.-The idea" Hallen and
hl1 Hart are hosts in themselves, but they
nn,onE nna some wbo clever pGoI'ie With them
suerite La Mar, Fanny Bloodgood, Car
re De Mar, Edith Murray, j. Aldrlch
hlbbey, AL Wilson. Larry boolcy Chas.
Is. lawlor and Jennie Grov!nl.
GRAND OpERA-HOusE.
"A Brass Monkey one of Hoyts
earlier efforts, written before he had
causes to advocate, was acted last night
at the Grand Opera House There is
an alleged cause in "a Brass Monkey"
for in 1t MIR. Hoyt tries to satirize super
stition. but as matter OF fact the satire
counts for. little, and 1t is the special
ties that please the audience. The COM
pany was a very good one and the per-
formance spirited and pleasing.
II. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
Paul Kauvar," the late steele Mac
Hayes romantic and sensational play.
first seen in New York at the Standard
Theatre, a few years ago, was presented
at II. r. Jacobs Theatre yesterday
It's cleverly intense situations and tho
interesting love story It tells appealed
very strongly to Mr. Jacobs patrons.
and the play will do IL good weeks bust
ness. Esther Lyons wa sthe Diane de
Lys, and JaNon Gordon the Paul.
TONY PASTORS.
The programme at Tony Pastors Thea
tre last night was very enjoyable one.
4 included O'Rrien and Carroll, LOTTO
Gibson. the Burke brothers in The Irish
Mild. West" Richmond and Glenroy.
Frank Moran, the four ,vendomes, In
dry" Miss Phyllis Allen, the American
contradict; Miss Maud 1luth. and BILLY
$. Clifford, NJ. Luis, the Modern Chol-
iie;" Pat J. Kicks, Lille Larkelle and
Fannie Leslie.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The all-yaudevllle bill at the Imperial
Music Hail will last all this week. Next
week travesty on the latest Gilbert
ana sullivan opera called Unlimited
villers last night were Sam Bernard, the
comedian; Al Grant, the Miranda sisters,
Kokin, the juggler: Alburtus and Bar
tram, Lizzie l.. Raymond, Ottll!e, the
Sexton brothers, the Brantfords, Louise
Carver and others.
EDEN MUsEE.
Powels wonders were seen again at
the Eden Musee yesterday. and proved
20 he as entertaining as ever. The other
attractions included the Countess Aure'
garan dancers under the direction OF
Arnold K.ralfy; Ruth Davenport, the bal
lad singer; Lola Yberri, the charminFily
artistic dancer, and Frank Majiltoni VIII
his japanese Pastimes.' The usual con
certs were given by the Gypsy Band.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The long list of artists at PROCTOR
Theatre yesterday was as good as ever
Among those who appeared were n,
Two Clippers, Alcide CapltalnGe,,, G,, SoiI,, th'
Fabiana Quartet, Swift and Chase, thu
three Gregory brothers, Joe Flynn
Marion Ellis, c. w. Williams, BrannlGan
Wells and Touhey, Georgins Dad,go, a., As
tarte, Adele Martinetti, Ford and Lewis
| Troja, the Brownings and Rosie DOCK
'"'' HUBER's MUSEUM.
The variety performance at Huber
Theatre yesterday was given by Sharie
duncan, the Emerson trio. the Fitzgib
| bon sisters. Connors and Jane, Ma!
Brown, Bowers and Hazelton, the MOO
ans and others. In the curio halls wer
Master Leon Morris and ms trouPe o
Horns trained birds, the 1nternationa
Sprinters, South Sea Island Joe, ,Virgtni
Knapp, and a menagerie of wild beasts
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
| The features Of the programme at Kos
ter g. Balls concert hall last night r wer
| maud, the mathematical enigma; Mag
gle Cline, the Irish queen; the Wllmots
bicycle experts; Mile. Armand AIRY. IN
French singer; Bessie Bonehill, the well
Ensiissh tss RadSs adtS verv yes clever acre
bats; Mile. Ena Bertoldi, the pretty II,
tie contortionist the eccentric Deltorei
brothers, and O'Brien and Redding.
DORIS'S MUSEUM.
There was a mind-reader at Doris
| tlRnln Avenue o''
ne called himself Prof. Brer Sundeei
He was Swede His work was quit
Interesting, for mnd-readers alwa!
have a fascination for the public. Oths
attractions were Sidney Hinman. Il
life-saver; Robinson and Ashbury, VIII
sang plantation songs; Stewart, the arm
less wonder; the. drama Michael Str'
goff," and a variety company.
CENTRAL OPERA-HOUSE.
The Central Opera-House Music Hal
at Sixty-seventh street and Third av
nue., has taken its place among Il
many vaudeville houses in the city. ar
offered an exceedingly attractive bi
last night. The contributors to the el
tertainment were Mile; Delmere, Il
well-known serpentine dancer; Sherma
and Morrisey, the Julians, Annie WI
muth Curran. Fleurette, the higl
. kicker: Leonard and Moran, Il
, Simonds, Flora and others.
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
Levy. the famous cornetist, whom Ne
Workers. have not heard for long tim
/ appeared at Herrmann's Theatre We
t terday and did very good work. I'll
other artists were James Thornton al