The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-02
CHANGES At THE THEATRES
First Production Of der Andere"
at the Irving Place.
"Pawn Ticket No. 30" Revived at
NiblO's.

A gloomy drama, of the style known
as psychological, called Der Andere,"
by Paul Lindau, had Its first metropoli-
tan presentation at the Irving Place
Theatre, last night. 1t told of the
strange adventures of German prose-
cutor, whose close study of the criminal
/ classes. ruined his nervous system.
He became morbid aid feverish, and
finally evinced an unconscious desire to
participate in the crimes that 1t was his
aim to suppress. His association with
burglars led him to attempt to burglari-
, ously enter his own house, but these
spells left him at the right time, and he
had no knowledge of them afterwards.
The play recalled "Dr. Jekyl and Mr..
Hyde" to a good many, but the duality
suggested by Paul Lndau was less
! fanciful than that in Stevenson's pow
erful story. Der Andere' proved to
be overwhelmingly interesting while It
cient raison detre for the purpose Of
by Max BRA, Anna Braga. Adolf Link,
Arthur Eggeing and others.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Pawn Ticket No. 2lO,' a play by
which little Miss Lolita used to appear,
was presented at Niblos Garden last
night 1t had an excellent cast. in
cious actress p. Augustus Anderson.
who has made a reputation as a char
acter actor: Frank Doane and Rose
Watkins. The play was well put upon
| the stage.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
At II. r: Jacobs popular playhouse.
that good old favorite, 1.-THE Still
Alarm began weeks engagement
yesterday. Its real fire-engine and its
| iNnH
with as much fervor as ever. for 1t is
a long time since the metropolis has
seen the play. The role of Jack Man
tunities to the. heroic actor, was in
terpreted by Edwin F. Mayo.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
Richard Mansfield will devote the
present week at the Herald Square
He presented Beau Brpmmeil" last
night, and this dainty little comedy
was warmly welcomed. Mr.; Mans,
company were seen to great advantage:
Tonight Arms and the Man" will
again be seen.
COLUMBUS THEATRE.
I" In Old Kentucky" C. T. Dazey's
tion at the Columbus Theatre, Harlem,
. last night. Strange to say, It was at
this, house, tina: " In Old Kentucky
|
! proval-a bid that was promptly recog-
| nized. Miss Laura Burt played the part
Of Madge Briefly. and the original
pickaninny band was there in full force
/, PEOPLES THEATRE.
Miss Florence Bindley was the star at
. was seen in, play called The Cap
tain's Mate" that gave her the oppor-
tunities to shine that ,well-regulated
star covets. She appeared as Margie, a
> Walt, who held the sympathies of the
. audience for five acts. during which she
accomplished many daring feats. The
play contained many sensational cpl
sodes. 1t was well staged.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
There were some new living pictures
I at the Imperial Music. Hall last night
among the subjects being Admira
ssoRat and Leg The e"d Li fne sw RI,
pictures were extremely pretty. anc
we're much applauded. Among the vau
Marie Lloyd, the American Macs anc
A Hodges and Larchmere.
: TONY PASTORS.
! Sam Deveres own company gave
! very enjoyable performance at Ton!
+ artists were John Picrl, Harry Ernest
! Edward Hanson and r. ]. Graham
o contrasting the, Quaker City Quartet
! Vidocq, Rowe and RENT, Lille West
o ern. Joe Hayden and Queen Hetherton
comedy, called Pats Misfortunes,
r. was received with much laughter.
= PROCTOR's THEATRE.
e The vaudeville performance at Proc
D. tors Theatre yesterday included Binn
and Burns, Edward and Josie Evans
e; James Thornton, Bonnie Thornton, tn
d Adalrs, Billy Bryant and May, Cleavel
!, the Misses Dunn and Mack, Lottie an
= Bobby Daley, the O'Days, Rosin
n Venus, Englehardt and Blanchard. Chi
'r living pictures were again on view.
MINERS BOwERY THEATRE.
Company was the attraction at Miner
Bowery Theatre last night. The fea
i gramme were Melville and stetson. tn
topical duettists and dialect imitators
Fulgora, the TRANSPORTATION; Bartlett
and May, Mcbride and Flynn, Smit
l. Berssell, the lightning clay modellel
, There was a large attendance.
A. MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE THE
W ATRE.
e. At Miners Eighth Avenue Theatr
last night the stage was held by Mage
n & Wade's Vivian De Monte Company
10 This organization included the mirthfr
as Press Eldrdge-son OF Aunt Louisa Eld
IN ham and Kelly, May Adams, Diiks an
m Wade. the Ryans, and Mcmahon an
King The performance ended with
er farce called "The Irish Alderman"
KEITH'S UNION SQUARE.
go The continuous performance at Keith
Union Square Theatre yesterday was a
enjoyable as ever. Among the numerou
contributors to the bill were Mile. Mai
" guerite. George and Viola Fortescue,
sketch called Little Cinderella an
4. Her Great Big Sister," Filson and Erro
Drummond Staley and Belle Birbecl
Solomon's operate Trio, Billy Carte
the De Bolien brothers, Drawee, Georg
-, w. Moore and the Kins Ners
rs ROSTER & BALLS.
az Messrs Roster & Blal had long Ii.
- of clever people on their prOgramn
Is, last night. There were Eugene FoI
al Gere the irrepressible French SINCE
L. Mile. Marietta hi Do, Ivan Tschernof
10; with his trained dogs; Annie Abbot
"a the Georgia magnet" of whom we hay
"; read so much lately, and whose feat hf
81 been explained in THE World" Fla
~ kowsky, Les Phantos, the Martnettt
Iun ha