The evening world., 1894-01-02
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Performance Of "Lohengrin" at
the Metropolitan.
Mrs. John brow Again Seen ~ Mrs.
Mulaprop.

wagner's "Lohengrin' was again SUM
at the Metropolitan Opera-House last
night and a fairly large audience sat
through the performance. which was a
very good one with remarkably few
weak spots. Jean de Reszke as Lohen-
grin gave complete satisfaction. He was
In splendid voice, and was Furthermore
capital from a dramatic point of view.
Edouard de Reszke Gang the role of the
Ing. tassalle that or Ielramono. while
Fursch-Madi, Ortrud. Nine. Eames sang
the role for the hrst time this season,
and made a very good impression, al,
though her voice still showed signs of
her recent indisposition.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
That sterling artist, Mrs. John Drew,
began the second n last week or her
engagement at the Fourteenth street
T Rivals Mrs. Drew's impersona-
hon of Mrs. Malaprop was as good az
ever, which, means that 1t was well-nigh
perfect. sidney Drew appeared as Bob
Acres, Mrs. Sidney Drew as Lydia Lam
guish, Charles Erin Werner as Sir Lu-
cius O'Trigger, and Clarence Holt as
Capt, Absolute.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE.
The w%ell-known 'olla-podrida,'' called
"Panjandrum." was the attraction yes
terday at Hammerstein's Harlem Opera
House, with De Wolf Hopper and Miss
t Rs.af Fox Mas in of the eou irse'"s sro TStssi I fos
Hopper is a great %favorite in New York.
and he has not been seen here since he
left the Broadwsy Th ndm W or b saaee
tifully staged.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
A LOGAN melo-drama, by the name of
THE. Pulse of New York" began q
weeks engagement at H.. r. Jacobs,
r,hAatra unctnrIuN II 10 nS sensational
as Howard p. Taylor could make. 1t. but
melo-drama is having, a very vigorous
time just now, and MIR. Jacobs audi
Bowery dive, an East River pier, the
Cooper Institute at night and the Little
Church Around the Corner were all
WILDLY pictured.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
Clay NJ. Greene and Joseph r. Girls.
mer's play, The New SOUTH was acted
yesterday at the Peoples Theatre. II
went remarkably well and was staged In
the elaborate manner that won praise
for it when 1t was at the Broadway and
Grismer played the role of the hero with
much fece, and Miss phoebe Davies ap-
peared as the heroine.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Monte Carlo" an exceedingly rol.
licking, g~ood-natured affair, held the
stage Of the Columbus Theatre. Harlem,
yesterday. 1t was a very goo hoiia na
tremeIy hilarious. The hard work Of the
entertainment was done by George VII,
son, the German brothers minstreis ano
Carlo" tells a funny story very felicit.
ously.
The Liliputians appeared in their early earl
los Garden yesterday, and they were
both "Candy" and IA Trip to Mars
have been eminentiy suG &c III. t Pep lit' in
Magic and people were glad to see u
again. 1t was played as vivaciously as
ever. The Liliputians were In a very
happy mood.
GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.
THE Hustler" an agreeably incoher-
ent farce-comedy, was the New Years
attraction at the Grand 0pera.House
Mr.. Kernel is q host in himself. and
there was no dull moment while he was
on the stage. The company was. on the
M Mnf,s a T Yery %assepta the one sse %lnslaoinf
dancer;'' Gus Mills and James f. smith.
HERRMANN'S THEATRE.
J. NJ. Hills variety scheme was con-
tinued vigorously at Herrmann's Iheatre
yesterday. The programme was an men en-
dances and monoIogues galore. Bertoto
is undoubtedly the star OF the organiza-
ton. Her dancing Is quite out OF the or
dlIldIN, dIl lldhVS "a phs 49,
Corners were the Nelson sisters. who con-
tributed some very daring %acrobatic
feats.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
Laloo. the double marvel was, the
main attraction III the curio hall OF
Huber's Museum yesterday. Laloo Is
certainly Q curiosity, and there are peo.
pie who 40 not object to seeing that
crowds that gazed at the freak. Pauline
Mana. the lion tanner. was also at this
house. and so were Whale OIL Gus and
Nicodem mus'u and the Martin sisters.
DORIS's MUSEUM.
There was a boxing. kangaroo at
Doris's Eighth Avenue Museum yester-
Cay. and this kangaroo met a human
him. much to the d~electation Of those
present. Mile. Morello. with her dog
circus; Capt. Phillips's indian museum;
f RSnn Mes' FIX ana ndrP Wanme, and dnS %iiiia aa
LIE Roy, the Nail King" were interest
Ing features of the programme.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
Proctor's Theatre drew crowds yester-
day. and entertained them with a pro
bel Nelly. Belle Black. Press Eldridge
Elsie Adair. Drummond Haley and Belle
Bi5Seck sDd the M,, two ao American ssn MIA Macs s,s R
the three Judges. Mcbride and Good.
rich. Mamie Kline, Dorothy Parkes and
Miss Mant.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
1.-THE Pirates Of Penzance" was well
sung at the Union Square Theatre yester-
day by Milton Aborn, Ethel Vincent,
Sadie Cushman. J. w. Smith and others.
William T, Bryant and Lizzie Richmond
appeared In an interlude called .''Impris.
oned," and variety was furnished by
A. o. Duncan, the Murray brothers.
Luciano Tatali, Topack and Steel, AL