The evening world., 1894-01-16
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
" Les Efrontes Produced by the
Coquelin-Hading Company.
Rose Coghian I'm Revival of
"Lady Barter"


reg WAS pf's' nt"h at Nbh"ys Ihta'f'
last night by the CoqUclin- iIlding Cutu-
many. I, proy,d to he the least rripya-
:, =" w Wv "''''
abl" f"ntur" Of their r"p"ttoir" up to the
present. although T. was splendilly
acted lies Efrruntos" is no, a play to
appeal very strongly to Americans. II
ia a., satiro ,,unn m. cnrriiutIon uf th.
second Enpir" ana u contains ln"f'
talk than action Couuciu, Mime. Had
in,, ,,I t,,r ,,,,,,,Iin ,,,r. all emo
h ",' .,,,
c"ssful' ana Al NolhS aus" ana H""h
work. Tonight "I.a Dame aux ca
molias" win IA. given
rIErIi ANrNI.r .rItr>rpr
Mics pns. cn.bI,r r.y,,cd nor
"'H7 ""H' "Sii''" ''N'N'" a.
hr"ih'rs pay. Lady Barter AZ t"'
rIfth Avenue Thestr" last might II was
,ir. in Amr,i IsS, pu,rtsr.
nu' ',t w Mi.n ,"I'; 'I,S, ,i,in,' and
IT, IL trciyhieIH ,,iih hs,, Linin,,,,..
VfsS r,cLf,n h,,'n"rr hrs ,.nnI ,n,i
mi t.. yn%r ,hn~n,in,. H., I, Erhurs,iuy
mi,,b, sb,, niII NV, ?I.,r,,,t. ' \ia E,t
IRVING PLACE TI,EATKr,
A new pl,y call.I ..Srhul Ig." by Rich
ard Vuss vas rrlJuc.l fIr ihr uist lime
in mis- country M Inc irving Place The
n,rr last night hy Mir. G,iriels admir-
ALI, rnnr,my 4 NO NAV rr,y,l To he a
very g.nirnv on"'.as musi modern Ger
man Jramas rrr today. II d,i.s with
the woes Of II man wno has suffered
itnuris,nn.nt fnr "A criulr of " hirh he
WIS moi ruilty' and wII r,,Irns t. iinl
his family pItlng.l In drlravl,y The
drama was well acted.
H. X. JACOBS T|iEATlIE.
y s Wood. an actor who IS very popu-
lar on tn" euat side. began II weeks -u-
ter,Iay lie is well known there, and his
drama "Out uf tn. Streets" was II great
fnvoritp This time hr presents The
Orphans Of Sew York." a sensational
play that gives him many opportunities.
As Sinner, the New York bUUtblack, Mr..
Wood WAS much appauded
NEW PARK THEATRE.
The New Park Theatre which has
been closed for n week In order that i'm
provements might b.. made in the in
traction was AFRICA" the spectacular
musical farCo-Cumedy that ended an tu-
gagerncnt AT the Star Theatre last Sat
llrtluy riInt The piece was given with
the same cast, and II went extremely
well 1t WIN do better at tn" Park than
1t u'' "' 'l'' sur
HARLEM ofEfA-llo' SO.
"AristUCraCy," bronson llUwdrds so
cirty play. was th- attractloI at Ham
in"rsttin's Harlem Opcru-llousr yestcr-
who played her original part Josephine
Hall Helen Tracy. Frederick Bond \
Miller Kent. Bruce McRen, Louis Mas
sen, who appeared In the part created by
Wilton l.ackaye; A. :. iipmnn Mary
'nu i""i'1"ni ,i,,, Nv Wain' d. - '''""'o''e
COLI MBtS THEATRE.
]. X, Emmet, I'm all his stellar glory.
shon- at the Columbus Theatre last
night lie presented the variation of
Fritz known as Fritz in "A Madhouse."
Young Emmet has improved considera-
hIy Of late, lie had "A good company, In
citIding Charles Rowser, Emily I.vtton,
Rlanch. Weaver. Fanny Denham- Rouse,
imby. Spencer SInnott, H. II. Graham
ANA d. W. ian~sue' ~
STAR THEATRE.
The patrons of In. Star Theatre had
"A treat last niph, Thry saw Mrs, J"hn
Dr.w's splendid imprrsonatinn of th,
Widow Warren i'm IInIbruuk's old con.Iv
ful p.rfurmnnce Mrs Drew ms the
" i,low Warren is a revelation. she had
the slIppnrt or Mir. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew, clarence Holt. G"orge Osbourne
anu o'her rhN"r people"
GRAND OPERA-HOTSE.
Maggie ClIns, whom New Workers have
not forgotten, although she has kept her
self away from the mrtropoil, very
prrsistently Of late. sang her songs, or
In other words, did her turn" al the
Grand Opera House last night She an
prar-t AZ u sort of II supplement
most welcome On"-to Glen Macpon-
ouEh," ihrc" I'm" l'roltSal Father.
''' :" We WY ''''
Nlhl'oS GARDEN.
The rarce-comedy entitled "plny-
mates" was tn" attraction at Niblos
Garden last night. with li"ssir Son-hiu
uG the star. Miss BunrhNl was "A
great faVurite when she appeared IN
vaudeville pruGrtmmes. ana those who
admired her work can -" u good deal
more "i II III lnls lair".'"lhrdE' ni Wh'ch
Included Sip. I,nr.lII Minnie. 'rhurrmt.
ana S.rlry and Nest
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i'r = '''hN h'.
Miss h,tlir t.llsler presented n play
called "bOriS," 10y Robert DrWIrt which
has met with much success ON the road,
at the Peoples Theatre yesterday. II
is an emotional play that sgiyeS Miss
r.llsl"r an opportunity t" play II sympa.
st,.i. G'nJ ,,,h | Was 'T ~ Xxx, pn,">nW nw
Frank Weston, Robert Drurt and q.
". Cuuluck
,,pnI,< ,rIl,,,,rpL
''''.' ~"
r.. >. NillHri revived III" pay III
which h" made HIS trsi success in th.S
country nt tn" Garden Thcatr" last
night, 1t WAS licnry Arthur JunrS's
mrlDdrama, The Mildleman,' capital
play of It's kind, and one in which MIR
Ns |yrus InrnE rn ~ ,h,. ,II ,n,,,.r H.,
Willard was AZ frliritnus as ever. Miss
burroughs was charmiup
L.,srI,p A. mars
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