The evening world., 1894-05-29
NO NIGHT FOR ROOF SHOW.
But the Indoor Drama Began the
Week Well Last Evening.
The Changes Of Bill Effected at the
Local Theatres.

Nv Saoilo AhOot ooANSh NhN ~ opSth
last night. There was too much out
door weather for an al-fresco night,
so the big programme way rolled up and
laid AWAY. and Messrs. Canary & Led
erer announced tha they would not
tempt the elements again until to-mor-
row evening, when the first perform
ance will be given on the gayly lighted
roof.
Vernona Jarbeau made her first ap-
pearance at the Casino in THE Passing
SHOW, last night, She fitted T. :. through uS6
formanee by singing, Where Are You
q soi ,ss k Ny Pr siPiy o Mn!d' and iT also s ssys
an excellent b%rlesaue Of Nine. calve
GRAND OPERA-HOUsE.
Milton Mobiles and THE Phoenix de-
lighted a large audience at the Grand
something indescribably catching. in
after year the public has laughed at the
tributor to the "Chambermaid's own
wildly applauding the Incompatible fire
scene, holding Its breath during the
Snd c yGGaasr0us " aRer0Y Pho Sa ias
will have a big week at the Grand.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
New features at Roster & Balls last
from the Alhambra Theatre, London, II;
q novel posturing act, called "Bric-a-
Brae," and Mile. Naomi. equilibrist.
f hoth m 1hs E tpeir ar,t Th hmsrs:an L an n
ance and were cordially greeted. The
balance Of the bill included Oscar Ham
merstein's first series Of living pictures,
the house has had since the opening;
Caicedo, king of the WIRE" who has
created a sensation here; Mile. Adrienne
living c%aricature. and other excellent
talent. Tomorrow there will be an
extra matinee.
THE BIJoU.
Last night a number Of new features
H WeT he ,n h,36u Tse IN The so ssa W ! Rink lin
handsome young vocalist, made her first
appearance with the company. Flora
Eslnlayson sans a new song called
Joyce was heard in a new song entitled
Liza A new and attractive finale to
the third act vas also introduced last
show and is doing well at the Bijou.
NIBLo'S THEATRE.
George W. Monroe, the Irish comedian,
began a weeks engagement 'ast night
In the successful musical farce-comedy,
songs. dances and specialties.. and is
greeted with heartier laughter than ever
before in its joyous career. Mr.. Monroe
ta.ent employed gives the best enter
tainment OF Its kind on the stage. No
wonder MY Aunt Bridget. has had
such a long and prosperous life.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
players. In "The Two Orphans" had a
rouslng reception at H. r. Jacobs Thea
tre. IN Third avenue, last night.
D,EnIery,s popular melodrama was
house rang. with plaudits when the
scented: Miss, Lora Madison Gin raj a
sweetly sympathetic as Kate Claxton
made It In the days of her first triumph
at the old Union Square.
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Calendars Original Georgia Ministries.
t~ertainment last night at the Fourteenth
tive. programme Of us old-time and
modern minstrelsy. The organization
eight comedians. SIX buck and wing
dancers, Sergt. Simm's Columbian Ca
diets n an augmented orchestra. On
July 8 the entire company. under the d.
~rection Of Charles Mendum. at one time
Mrs. Langtry's manager. will sail for
London. where 1t Is booked to appear for
a Iona season.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
Harlemites have an interesting melo.
drama at the Columbus Theatre this
week. 1t Is called The Vendetta" and
besides Its strong dramatic features
possesses elaborate scenic and mechan'
sion in which the jail at Touion is almos,
blown to pieces, and there is also 9
great sea wreck, in which the steamship
Corsica is swallowed by waves. A pow,
nrfpl pnpnpanv infarnratQ tho NAV II
ought to do well at the Columbus.
TONY PASTORS.
The triumph of yesta Tilley continues
at Tony Pastors Theatre, where she 1,
singing The Man That Broke tn,
that brings down the house every night
This is Miss Tilley's last week. She will
sing an appropriate Memorial Day. SOM
at the extra matinee tomorrow. Lott,
ever, and Florence Bindley. Rice and Ell
mer. George H. Wood and others, ap
pear In an excellent programme.
THE IMPERIAL.
The new series of living pictures wa
night at the Imperial Music Hall. The.
I were vastly improved over the privat
rehearsal given Sunday night, both II
: artistic effect and grace Of pose. The,
l are sure to create a sensation. The ney
vaudeville people were Marie Stuart.
I, very chic and clever singer, in a bulge
j OF catchy songs; Leonard n Moran
3 Irish comedians. and Swift and Chase 1
a clever n very amusing musical &C,
I Smith and Cook. the comic tumblers
S and other favorite, remain over fror
:. last week.
e KEITH'S UNION SQUARE.
At Keith's Union Square Theatre tn
stars of the continuous performanc
this week are John c. Rice and his wife
h Sally Cohen, who appear in a move
q dancing and singing speciality that al
\ way catches the audience. They are
v very clever team. Ward and Curran, @
> the Clipper Quartet. do an entertainin
act, and the high character OF these spt
= c~ialties Is preserved in all the othe
n dozen or more vaudeville cards that a
3 out the programme. Tomorrow tn
performance will begin at 10 A. NJ, an
last until IL p. NJ. The theatre is coo
and comfortable. no matter what tn
N Summer heat OF the weather.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The Wilbur Comic Opera Company
singing The Merry War" twice n da
at Proctor's Twenty-third street Thes
tire this week. This tuneful work is pr,
scented in careful and delightful style b
the Wilbur company. and the large al
diences at Proctor's ind great EMO,
ment in the performances. The opera
costumed prettily and sung for all II
!, worth, Susie Kirwin, the prima donni