The evening world., 1894-07-14
ST. JAMES'S HALL OPENING.
" The Bohemian Girl" Inaugu-
rates the New Theatre.
Other Attractions Next Week at the
Various Playhouscs.

st. James's Hall, known last season
as HERMANN Theatre. and now newly
painted end decorated, and under diff
ferent management throws open its
doors tonight for a preliminary season
. of English opera by the Rosenbach
Grand English Opera Company. Among
the artists of the organization are Nine
Natalie, Lizzie Annandale Ida Klein,
( Amelia Harrison, Conrad Rchrens.
Payne Clark and sixty others The
opera to be sung this evening is "The
Bohemian Girl" Adolph Bauer, of san
/ Francisco. who next season is to be
musical dire tor of Miss Della Foxs
company, will lead the orchestra
The American Roof Gardens pro-
sramme will be as attractive as ever
next week. The artists will he Kara,
the jusgIer,, who is shortly to appear Mt
London Alhambra; NADIA Reyvel. "A
chanteuse, eccentrique; Lalo, the femi-
nine bicyclist; Soto Sunetra, the Japan
e e:,e illus'onist; the Rog RS brothers. Miss
SGS snSsr Eli M NH1s "e the s'r9 tr"p
actor: Ward and curran, and the popu-
lar singing comedian John W. Ransomc.
| The attendance at the American during
the past week has been very salts
/ factory.
| austen o'tnOpTdDn Will
be presented for the first time at the
Madison Square Amphitheatre Monday
night 1t will occupy the entire width
of the Garden, and Will be viewed from
a grand stand. The ScenoSraph gives
birds eye view of the Worlds Fair at
Chicago, with ITS buildings and grounds,
and lighted by ingenious electrical con
| trivances. 1t will be on exhibition every
afternoon from to o'clock, and every
evening from o'clock until midnight.
The Russian Imperial Court Orchestra
has been engaged to give concerts every
| afternoon and evening.
| -Four more new pictures vii be added
ia the series AT ,Proctor,s Theatre next
week They VIII b ea Sel,m SatsreS ME-
Nymphs.' The. vauievll programme
will include Frank Armstrong, the c5me-
dian; Walter kesne. CharGs de Ctrn";
sculptor: Frank Manning ana Prof.
Henry, the necrominccr Planquettes
Nell Gaynne" viii BE- sung by the
he Susie Kerwin, as the Kings fay?ritc;
Clark; J. E; Comfy, Emmett Drew, ". II.
| Kohn.e AMI James DInneily.
| Mario and Durham, the triple hori-
zzontal bar performers, viii '''reappear" at
Roster & Bia!s Concert Hall next week.
'RaH4nelIa,' a new miiair Illusion, in
| first time. The balance Of the programme
will include Oscar Hammers;ein's living
pictures. which are cviienty as popular
|
act entitled "Bric-a- Brar;" Mile. Troja.
a clever sero-comic, and CJnroy and Fox,
the comedians. on the roof garden to-
gene Conner, Josephine Sabel and Tneo-
dore Hoch
Manager Gottschalk. of the Madison
Square, Roof Garden. points proudly to
| his bill Tor the coming week as one Of
the strongest he has ever offered. 1t
appears, in good sooth, to be a very in
1 Th. t,st-
are Bessie Bonehill, Lottie ellison. Bon
ME Thornton, Harris and Walters in an
amusing sketch: Charles Il. Lawlor, the
popular character singer; the .Deltorelli
well-known juggler: the Empire City
Quartet, Tortajada and her troupe-they
son-and Victoria Walters.
Smith and Cook, who have made
themselves very popular this season.
will be at the head of the Terrace Gar
dens excellent programme next week.
Others Will be Loset, with his troupe Of
trained storks: Richmond and Glenroy
1ns a newt new act; Mard and Lynch, the
Idnaka., the Japanese jugglers; O:tilie,
with a budget of French chansonettes:
John and Louise, TIL, with their royal
tractive promenade concerts will DO
given in the prettily lighted garden by
Nahan Franko and his orchestra.
Hagcnbeck's trained animals are in
excellent condition at Manhattan Beach.
BY "A special arrangement with the
Long Island Railroad. tickets are to
be sold at the Long Island Railroad
station, foot of East Thirty-fourth
street, which will admit to the Ha-
senbeck Arena, besides conveying the
purchaser to the Beach. The tickets
will cost 80 cents for adults. and .
cents for children, and they will he
good on Mondays only. The musical
sea Is, he entertaining Thibet bear, the
trained cockatoos the white bears the
mil white donkey and the lions are
! well worth seeing.
The novelties in The Passing Show,
at the Casino next week, will be a
German wooden shoe dance by jeanette
Rageurd and eight dancers: new
| march by the Amazons. and a big shoe
dance by John L. Henshaw. on the
roof garden the programme will be
made up of the Tuxedo Vocal Quartet
Madeline Shorley Trudie Reynolds,
Henry. Young. Hodges and Larchmere
X. j. Jose. Mcbride and Goodrich, Kath-
crime b. Howe, Marcia Putnam. Wood
and Shepard, Madge Leasing, Harris IN
and Mari, Gus PiNley, Josie Gregory,
the Leigh sisters, and the Passing
, Show pickaninnies.
Living pictures under the direction of
Prof. Won Pa will he introduced into
the 'Benamela' spectacle at Eldorado