The evening world., 1894-06-19
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
Warm Weather Does Not Affect
Tony Pastors Programme.
Wilbur Opera Company in "Fra
Diavoio" ut Proctor's.

The merry folks who supplied the en-
tertainment at Tony Pastors Theatre
last night were not daunted by the heat.
The programme was as lively and as
conscientiously enacted as ever. Among
the artists were the four Punchinellos,
In a scene Of city life; Tillie Laurel and
Maude Harvey. who made their first np-
pearance In this country; Billy Carter,
the popular banjoist; Miss Annie Hart.
Rose and Martin Julian. Theo, Meehan
and Raymond, in a comedietta; the Glen
roy brothers. Frank Riley and Mason
and Lord.
PROCToR'S THEATRE.
The Wilbur Opera Company sang Fra
Diavolo' at Proctors Theatre yesterday,
with Susie ,,s I kirwin as the star. The com.
Mortimer. w. II. Kohnie, Lille Taylor,
Emmett Drew, Gus Vaughan and others
me vaudevillers were the. only Lew
clsms; Fred Roberts, Bingham, the ven-
triloqulst: the keegans, Belle Verna,
Kns Knter MIisy HIiyde, odrsi heGia Belle GeSrge w.
Rosa Crouch and George Caine.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
The ONLY real theatrical novelty of the
WEEK WEEK is sensational drama called
oHeaTts OF New York" watch had its
nisbt ,rst hearing dsSor at Niblo's Garden last
humanity the piece was interspersed
with those specialties which are sup
posed pose ITO to be, be particularly cooling Just
ing of real live horses drawing a patrol
wagon, was rendered Juney by such
vaudeville artists as Hines and Reming-
ton, smith and Cook and DAILY and De-
we're.
TERRACE GARDEN.
The Terrace Garden, in Fifty-eighth
street, has long been a favorite resort
OF the German population Of this city.
with and here sss P0Rnar
audience last night to enjoy an excellent
variety bill; Miss Bessie Bonehil headed
lhe ilst or stare, and contributed her
old Among. the others were John W.
Ransone. the four Schrode brothers,
lille Western. Fannie Leslie, Max Pet,
Cushman and Foreman and West.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
The programme at Roster a. Riars
concert nall last night was a very en-
JoyaDie one. Its attractions were Miss
anna anna ,Cauldwell. a comedienne, who was
Mile. Lalo. NJ. Sarina, Calcedo. Fred
H. =. Leslie, with his trained dogs; Naomi,
e9 te,ss equ,i1rist; Mile tsrue. the chan
comic. Hammerstein's living pictures
were again displayed.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
There were three new living pictures
az the Imperial Music Hall last night
Inc principal one was entitled ''Nymphs
or the Cave" and was a very elabora te
aHair. The pictures were preceded by
capital variety performance, which
enlisted the services of the eminent
mimic, Frank Bush: Ward and Cur.
ran, Mazuz and Hawai-. McAyoy and
Doyle, Collins and Collins Ada Melrose
ni.en and West and Isabella Ward
Ihere was large attendance.
ELDORADO.
It was great night for "Benamela"
az Eldorado. The heat drove the neo-
pie to the Palisades. and "Benameia'' -
did the rest. in the shape OF keepinr
them there happy and Interested. An
interesting event was the first appear
ance OF the celebrated Schaffer family
OF acrobats at this resort These re-
markable athletes were seen in "a mer-
ica at the Metropolitan Opera House
last season. The youngest ones. how
ever. were not allowed to do their
speciality In New York. The entire fam
lily appeared last night.
CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.
At the Central Music Hall, on Sixty
seventh street, near Third avenue, there
was a very goodly array of talent la st
night. The list Of artists Included the
rogers brothers, Lottie and Charles
fremont, known as Americas prize
sketch team" John and Nellie Heaiy. in
plantation songs; Blanche Fernando.
the three Clemenso brothers, Whitinp
ana shepard, Fleurette. the high kicker:
Ethel Brousham and the Devere family,