The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-16
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
"Little Christopher Columbus |"
Seen at tho Garden.
Jo9eph Haworth I'm Rosedalo" at
the Harlem Opera House.

Little Christopher Columbus" q bur-
iesque by George r. Sims and Cecil
Raleigh, with music by Ivan Caryll and
Gustave Kerker, had Its first American
representation at the Garden Theatre
last night 1t was very deliberately
staged, and its cast included Helen Ber-
tram, George Walton. Herman Blake
more, Edwin Chapman. John Wilson.
Harry Macdonough, Yolande Wallace,
Mabel Bouton, Nettie Lyford, Mabel Pot
ter, Lila Blow and others Little Chris
topher" will be reviewed In to-morrow's
evening World"
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
"Rosedale," the play in which Lester
Wailack used to shine. was presented
last night at Hammersteins Harlem
Opera-House-a theatre which was I'M
dreamed Of when the piece was original
!y produced "Rosedale' is still vital
Interpreted by Joseph Haworth as the
daehing Elliott Grey, Charles Abbott,
M. A. Kennedy, Charles b. Hanford, Isa-
belle Evesson and others.
COLUMBUS THEATRE
The great and only Steven Brodie--to
call him Steve seems so rude and IA
miliar-appeared to the Harlemites at
the Columbus Theatre last night. He was
the beautiful, twinkling star of the ex-
Bowery." The audience was very large
one, and the gallery boys, for some
means known to themselves only, APP
plauded vigorously. The company was
Fourteenth Street Theatre.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
"The Ticket-of-Leave Man" a good old
play that will never be quite forgotten,
night, by Walter sanford's, excellent
etock company-an organization that is
doing some very creditable work. The
late w. J., Florences version of the play
was used. In the cast were Harry
Mainhall, Victory Bateman, George
Hoey, Cryptic Palmoni, Annie Barclay,
Lottie Williams and others.
&t PEOPLES THEATRE.
The. latest locomotive melodrama. "A
Peoples Theatre last night. The au-
dieIce heard with mild interest the con-
yentional story of love and vlllainy IN
q good deal more than the commonplace
situations was the railroad scene. with
its real, staem-impelled engine, driven
by Jim Root, the hero of Hinckley,
T'' GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
Joseph Murphy, the famous Irish com
edian, who has been absent from New
York for long time, began weeks
Opera House, where he has always been
exceedingly popular. The Kerry Cow"
the late Fred MarSden'S play, was pre-
scented, and Mr. Murphy was as jovial
and entertaining as ever in the leading
role. He has very good company.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
The entertainment at Tony Pastors
Theatre last night was most enjoyable.
nere wf dG hi his ds specay
and Melville and stetson warbled, imi-
tated, looked pretty and captured their
audience. Other artists were Smith and
Iau, 10 hnr ton Inn
Lew Randall, Ford and Francis, the
johnson trio. Fisher and Crowell, Nee
han and Raymond and Prof. Abt.
4 III. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
The Pride Of Mayo. pleased the
house last night, and Dan Mccarthy.
the star, was well received. Mccarthy
is very cleyer in bis own particular line,
him TO hide his light under bushel.
Charles Saunders and Miss Lou Ripley
did very good work, and the specialtles
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
Richard Mansfield revived his drama
tization of Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel,
1.-The Scarlet Letter" at the Herald
Square Theatre last night. He played
which does not suit him as well as some
other roles in his extensive repertoire
Miss Beatrice Cameron was Hester
Prynne. The play was most artistically
afternoon.
KEITH'S UNION SQUARE.
The programme at Keith's Union
Square Theatre yesterday was full of
bright features. Among them were
Barney Fagans ten pickaninnies, in
their Louisiana cake-walk and planta-
ton pastimes;' Raymon Moore, the
Clipper Quartet, John W.. Ransone,
Odell and Page, the Borani brothers,
Cronn and Mari. Ella Caldwell. Lizzie
May Timer and Maurice Drew the
Waterbury brothers, Laura Bennett and
T.. ]. Hefron.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The living pictures were again on view
at ProctOrs Theatre yesterday. The
vaudeville attractions were a version Of
''Linger Longer, Lucy" the Lenton
brothers, Miss Dora Wiley, the Sweet
singer OF Maine;" Mcmahon and King,
James McAvoy, the Hamiltons. the
Morellos, e. ID. Garcia, the Sheerans,
WiIlett and Thorne, the Gilmores, Leon