The evening world., 1894-09-04
CHANGES At THE THEATA[,'
Slaves of Geld" a New M,l
drama, Seen in Harlem.
The Favorite " Harbor Lightsn p,
duced at Niblo's.

bus Theatre yesterday for the first lis
in the city. 1t has some very elabor,.J
scenic effects. and the audience ~
highly appreciative. Mr. Grandin A.
his wife, Eva Mountford, headed MI
cast, which also included Frank
Tannehill, William Arnold. Ida vallap,-l
and Lizzie Creese. Slaves of Golrj
will be reviewed in to-morrow's "Eye,I
ing World"
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
"Harbor Lights" Sims and Pett,,rI
melodrama which has taken a n.J
lease OF life this season, began a weekl
engagement at Niblo's Garden yest.,
day. 1t was the first appearance "A
Walter Sanfords stock company at M
own theatre. The organization, whis5
has already been seen In Harlem an
good one; Miss Victory Bateman wsj
the heroine and Harry Marshall NJ
hero.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Gentleman Jack" was produced
great style at the American Theatr{
yesterday. A number of Drury Iany
Theatre embellishments were intrs|
duced for the first time to New Yorkers|
and the piece went off very we'll indeed
James j. Corbett received a most fervl
welcome and played the part with whcI
he has been so long associated. A NUM-
Madison Square Garden Roof Garde}
scene.
GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.
A Flag of Truce" constructed by M
ingenious Mr. William Haworth, vi
seen at the Grand Opera House yester,
The principal feature OF the play is III
great quarry scene, with lard
practical derrick in working order. MI
hero and the villain figure in this scend
The play was extremely well staged
and in the cast were some clever peopl9
CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
The Casino Roof Garden has not I'd
sucCumbed to the Autumn weather.
was open last night with a very enjoyal
BILE programme. The artists were NM
Lamar, a Coincidence: Hodges and Larci|
mere, with their Ethiopian specialize
Antonio, Marie Lawrence. Davis and ID
rome, Daniel Darleigh. a Yankee dialej
comedian, and others.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Hagenbeck's trained animals began
two months engagement at the Madlsj
Square Garden yesterday. The .organiil
ton has just. come from, Msnhatis'
Beach. where it enjoyed highly prohd
able Summer. It will probably repeat u
success at the Garden. The inclosed rid
occupied the centre of the huge amphq
theatre, and the menagerie had we'd
have been made to the collection.
II. Il. JACOBS THEATRE.
John l.. Sullivan was the star at
r. Jacobs Theatre yesterday, and
produced his latest addition to dramsil
literature in the shape OF "A Tn,
American" written for him by Edmun|
p. Price. In the last act, he appear
some highly applauded fsticuffs. Jo5
l.. Is not an eminently bad actor. l
fact there are many worse now befo1
the public.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
The Limited Mail" a play that
occupied the stage Of the Peoples The
tire yesterday. Ii is from the pen
Elmer F.. Vance, but in this case the n
Is. not of very much consequence. III
a'ea It's M meehan def' an electrical s safc
| fects. and these were very adva}
tage ously displayed. The cast was
fairly good one.
ROSTER & BIAL's.
The programme at Roster & Balls col
cert hall last night was as attractive
eyer. It's principal features were Nh
Levine, In comedy sketch; Oscar Hal
merstein's second series of living ri
lures; the Lars-Larsens; Troja, d
serio-comic: Caicedo. king of the wire,
| tator, and Mile. Marguerite, the cd
| tortionist.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL. 4
The Imperial Music Hall was crowd.
last night, and those who went the
| did not regret their visit. The attrsl
tons were the Manard troupe of ri
| experts, whose work is really admirabA
American whose
always seem to amuse; the Nation
Trio, Symonds, Hughes and Rastu
Achew. the club juggler; the Ellis mus
cal team, Kitty. Nelson, the dancs
and the living pictures.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
Proctor's living pictures were display.
three times yesterday. and were ev
IDENTIFY much appreciated. The revolviI
variety entertainment was an excelleI
one, among the artists being Bogert q
O'Brien, the musical laugh-makers; La!
renee and Harrington. the Dave brotl
ers: Drawee. the juggler; Leonora. Frs
Roberts. Nolan and McShane, Dave Fo
ster and Fannie Lewis, Mirzl Meiste
VIII Morton and Josie Slater, and Fran
and Addie Burt.
TONY PASTORS.
The Boston Howard Athenaeum Sd
specially Company supplied the ents
and a gem-studded organization It is.
includes Alcide Capitaine, "the psrfe
woman;" Eunice Vance, the Eddy fami
or acrobats, Les Freres Crescendo, Ka
queen;" Smith and Campbell. the com
dams; Richard Pitrot. the well-knov
mimic. and Stinson and Merton.
MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE THEl
TIRE.
Manager Louis Robie's All-Star Sp
Gialty Company made hit at Miner