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the soubrette role. Bobby Mack and
H. j. Clarke were also In the company.

tnC bOubf Gttt EOit. bODDy MHCk ana
H. J. Clarke were also in the company.
HARLEM oPERA-HoUsE.
"a Parlor Match was the play-if IL
an be called a play-at Hammerstein's
Harlem Opera-House last night, with
Evans and Hoey as the stars. For ten
years this piece has been making money
Its reception last night. It could con-
tinue to do so. Evans and Hoey. how
ever. announce that after this engage
again. This is inexpressibly sad.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
The Columbus Theatre in Harlem had
the ever popular blue Jeans'' last night,
and the audience seemed to like II very
much indeed. Blue jeans although
cent plays, and its popularity is still
very keen. The audience grew wildly
enthusiastic over the famous buzz-saw
scene. and the other features of the play
were also well received. The cast was
e. good one.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
.Niblo's Garden offered a plantation
play to Its patrons last night. This was
The South Before the War" and 1t was
n OF those elastic affairs that per-
There was a contemplating scene, in
which 100 negroes took part. and there
was plenty OF music mi dancing. The
story proved to be interesting. but not
'e'ea ohu tiSic was II BOOu utdl vi
applause.
PROCTOR's THEATRE.
The attractions at Proctor's Theatre
yesterday were as numerous as ever.
Among them were included the Sansoni
sisters. strong women; the Deltorelli
the Tyrolean Quartet, Lawrence and
Harrington. the four Diamantine dam
GERS, John W. Ransome. Max and Jessa
Miller, Les Pinauds. Emery and Marlowe,
I.aiDh anil MaNn Eranta aud paHv,All.
Marie Mant, the Burts, the Worralls,
Ravens and Andrews and Val Vino.
TONY PASTORS
.Vesta Tilley has mad an immense hit
at Tony Pastors Theatre. She was
beard e again last nifht' and her efforts
fractions were Lottie ellison. who sang
two new songs; Frank Bush. Annie
Hart, the dialect story.teller: Billy Car
ter, the banjoist; Isabella Carlini, Louise
Lille Black. and Ryan. the musician.
ROSTER & BALLS.
A%drienne Larive, the eccentric singer,
vas heard again at Roster & Balls Con.
cert. Hall last night, and maud, the
derful mental skill once more. Other ar
lists were Rezene and Robini. comic
trapeze artists, who made their first APP
p%earance In this country; Conroy and
Fox, the comedians; Astarte, the mid-air
Illusion; Jessica, Bessie Bonehill, Ber.
toldi, the Braatz brothers, the Zanettos
and Victoria Walters.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL
Unlimited Utopia" the skit on the
latest Gilbert and Sullivan opera, was
continued at the Imperial Music Hall
last night. A series of living pictures
were introduced into the burlesQue. but
they did not enhance its value. Excel
lent work was done by Sam Bernard.
Madge leasing, Topack and Steele and
Lizzie B.. Raymond. Among the contri-
buttons to the vaudeville programme
were Eunice Vance. Joe Flynn and the
City Club Burlesque Company.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
Coxey's Army was represented at HUI
ber's, Museum yesterday by three Of its
members. who were engaged ct an
enormous expense by special orange
ment with Gen. Coxey." These members
were Cyclone Kirkland, Jasper Johnson,
Hill. The visitors gazed at these gen.
tlemen with great awe. They also
gazed at Galletti's educated troupe of
monkeys. also with awe.
CENTRAL OPERA-HOUSE.
The Central Opera-House Music Hall,
at Sixty-seventh street and Third ave.
nue., a an excellent programme last
night. The features of this programme
were Carlson, a comedian just arrived
from Berlin; Troja. a Auken and
Vidella, Dolan and Lenhar. in comedy
Hats. Cain and orndorff; the ,Brun-
nells, Grace Gaylor, Ouda, Bijou Mignon,
and Alexis, a contortionist.
EDEN MUSEE.
Tortajada and her troupe Of Spanish