The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-03
CHANCES At THE THEATRES.
Fine Exhibition of Living Pic.
lures at Proctor's.
New Attractions at the Various Roof
Gardens.

\ lcfr were IlNinS pictures at PfOC-
tors Theatre yesterday, and very cred
i'able ones, too. Some of the tableaux
were particularly attractive, and they
viii undoubtedly prove to be an irresist-
IDLE drawing card. Pictures are now all
the rage and II So ems that no well-reg-
ulated establishment can afford 10 be
without them. They did not interfere
with the vaudeville performance, which
went on rs Interestingly as ever.
Among the artists We're George Leslie,
George Nj. Devere. Musical Silvo, Tony
Hart, jr., Najify, the IIoyt brothers, and
sig. Leonardo. "The Mascot was sung
by the Wilbur Opera Company, with
Susie kirwin as Betttna.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
The programme at the American Roof
Garden last night was good one.
After the torrid day. people seemed to
hunger for open-air entertainment, ana
the garden was packed very soon after
1t was open. Among those who APP
peared were Smith ana Cook, the come
dams; Mile. Antonette, the Glenroy
brothers. the Darling sisters, Nzarra
and Thora, John w. Ransome. whose
geniality did not seem to be affected by
the hot weather Ward and Curran,
singer; Koh-l-Raba, and the Americas
Comedy Quartet.
CENTRAL OPERA-HOUSE.
The Central Opera House, at Sixty
seventh street ana Third avenue. held
its own with the other vaudeville re-
sorts of this city last night. The en-
tertainnent was a long and a good one,
ard the people who live uptown were
undoubtedly thankful to a MANAGEMENT
that saved them "A, a trip d9wntown
Guided Baldwin and DAILY. " the Happy
Hottentots;" Kate Rooney. in limitations
OF her father: Blanche Fernandez. Law
,rencs and Harrington, Perry and Ten
ana Andrews, Aherne. the champion
hand balancer and Rita Durand.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Maggie Cline's stcntCrian affable tones
resounded through the Terrace Garden
last night. they certainly filled the Gar,
den. Miss Cline sang in the same old
style that made her famous at Tony
~ stor's. and her Throw Him Down.
Mccloskny, proved 10 be as desirable as
ever, After all there is only one Maggie
Cline. Other fcatures-for even Maggie
cannot fiji an entlr - evening were Press
El1ridge, Aunt Louisa's amusing son
Leclair and Leslie, Nelsonia, Bertha
mora. Nahan Frankie and his orchestra
contributed some interesting music.
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN.
The star attraction at the Madison
Square Roof Garden last night was
BESSIE Bonehill. who Is accepting
Summer engagements In appreciative
New York. She had very cordial re-
hill's colleagues were the Brunellos,
Caron and Herbert, the Grauss trio.
Nellie Franklin, lottie ellison. the
lit 10 magnet" John and James Russell
as the Irish chambermaids the Torta
jada troupe. which IL very popular. in
deed in this city; Frank Bush. who APP
pears to have an lnexhaustible store. Of
Uitticisims-and they are never stale
Isabella Ward and Ruth.
ROSTER & RlALS.
The vaudevilers at Roster &; Balls
Concert Hall last night We're Bunth and
Rudd, the eccentrics; Troja. the serio-
comic, the Ethardo sisters, cascedo, the
wire kirg: sarino, the contortionist
ljbTist, ana Mile, I.aio, the eletric
bicyclist. All these We're but prel,m!;;
OF living pictures, which are not to be
Message. ri. Orchestra ~ Amour, "Ro.
meo and Juliet" Arabian .c, PIastime'.
Kiss" and THE Angelus," are all
charmingly artistic.
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
There was plenty of variety at the
Casino Roof Garden last night. and
hundreds of people seemed to find unal-
lOyeu happiness III ilitoiehtis sipp'h5
cold drinks and listening to the stage
entertainments The performers were
Miss Annie Hart who sang Tim Sulli-
vans Chowder Party" and THE Bowery
Cir" Bertie Crawford, soprano singer
Sanford and Lee, eccentric black-face
comedians; the Manhattan Quartet
Johuelll, the musical moke; Fannie
Cohen. in songs and dances; Lottie FL
lott, the skippngrope dancer; Kathe-
rine r. Howe Madge Leasing, Gus Pix
ley, Belle Stewart and Ernestine de
Berner.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The Imperial Music Hall was open
last night, in spite of the fact that II
was to have been closed Saturday. Man
ager Kraus has reduced the prices to sc
cents for reserved seats and 25 cents for
admission. cara. Honolulu dancer
did danse du venture that caused some
thing of a sensation. She wore cos
tune of bangles. Other attractions
were James McAv,y, parody singer;
Laurieat and Harvey. Allen and West,
Ed Parker, the "slver-toned tenor
the Evanses, with their famous dog, and
George Leslie. the eccentric comedian.
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