The evening world., 1894-04-24

al dllIllTdDIt DtTlbI ntt III livery "tSs
The artists were in splendid voice, and
the opera was staged in a manner that
reflected the greatest credit upon the
management. Nine. NordicA. who has
been earning a good many laurels this
season. added to them by her work as
Selikd. and Jean de Reszke was perfect.
The audience was most enthusiastic, and
remained until the end OF the perform
ance. and that was until after mid
night.
BIJOU THEATRE.
Charles Dickson. who is still young In
the stellar ranks. returned to the Rijou
Theatre last night with "A new play by
Charles Klein. called Willie" 1t is "A
f~arcical comedy in three acts. with many
complications Mr.. Dickson's company
included Lillian Burkhardt, his wife:
Gertrude Witty. Kate Oesteric, l.. t..
Stockw we'll Thomas A.. Wise, Ed J, Con
nelly. John II. Bunny, Virginia Blu
chanan and Grace Filkins. willie"
Will be criticised in to-morrow's Even
ing World
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE.
Rory Of the HIM. a picture OF mod
ern lifc in ireland, by James G. Roach,
was presented at the Fourteenth street
Theatre last night. with MIR. Roach
himself In the title role of the hero.
! ne pay IN OF Inp conventional ana
t9pnlgr order, and II IS seasoned with
plenty of Irish song. sung. by an excellent
npIuS. MIR. koaCn was supported by
Adele cTshm9n, Mrs. Sol Smith, Kate
ardson. Clarence " Taylor and others.
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE.
The ~Sleepwalker" transferred itself
to HarrigIn's Theatre last night. and
that house, which has been closed for
m time. pnre more sheltered Cyclonic
laughter. The farce - very funny, and
there * no reason why 1t should not run
comfortably and probably for the Sum
NOR. Robert billiard, as Jack Pointer.
and Paul Arthur. as the Rev. Hntlev
IiiElp, confirmed the 1000 impressions
they had previously made.
GRAND OPERA-HOrSE.
Jennie Yeamnns vas the star at the
merry little sta she is. Miss Yea,
mans hLmor Is of the unctious. artis-
tic order and she IN out for Just this
kind of work. Although being a consum-
mate actress. she can do justice to a
pathetic role. jane" however, was
the play. m 1t calls for no pathos.
Miss .Yeamans was simply inimitable.
The farce was preceded by the little
onc-act play, Chums.'
PEOPLES THEATRE.
The patrons OF the Peoples Theatre
having been treated to kid-glove drama
In the shape OF LADY Windemere,s
sons play "a Man Among Men with
is hnndsome scenic effects and It's
colvIiie. R. f McClannin. Dinghy
Fales, Amelia Bingham. Lolita Lynne
and others.
II r. JACOBS THEATRE.
John l.. sullivan, who has not yet en-
tered into competition with Algustin
DAILY In London, shone in his fervid. in
candescent way at II. r.. Jacobs Thea
tire yesterday, and appeared In the lead
ing role 3d the .I p,ay rnIled rTn' Man
happy. Miss nellie lawrence played
the sombrette role, Bobby Mack and
II. j. Clarke We're also in the IN ny.
HARLEM OrERA-HOUSE.
"A Tarlor Match" was the play-if 1t
can he called a plny-at iiaminerstcin's
Harlem O~pera-Housc las. night. with
Evans and lioey as the stars, For ten
Years tins piece has been making money
for these gentlemen. and, Judging from
It's reception last night, II could con
tinue to do so. Evans and Hocy, how
ever, announce that after this engage
ulrnt they Will not apucnr together
again. This is ine%prcssihIy sad.
COLuMHrS THEATRE.
The Columbus The3tre in Harlem had
the ever popular BLUE Jeans" last night,
and the audience seemed to like 1t very
old, Is better than most Of the more re
cent plays. and it, popularity Is stlll
very keen. The audience grew wildly
enthusiastic over the famous huza-saW
scene. and the other featurcs II the pay
We're also well received. the cast was
a good one.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Nihlo's Garden otrerel z plantation
The south Before the War, and it was
one Of those elastic affairs that per
mitted the Introduction of spccialJios,
n wrirs wa a Goi'on,Pirkins sCe"e; In
was plenty Of music ana dancing. The
stony proved to be Interesting, but not
unusual, and there wa "A good deal Of
APPLAUSE.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The attractions at Prrctor's Theatre
Tesiergas were as numerous as ever.
AmpnT them we're Included the SansoEi
SISTERS, strJnE women, the D"!torelli
brothers, JChn Hart ana Al! r. man, the
th' TEt'Ieat ttuar ct. Lawrence and
Harrington, the four pinmantin- dan
GERS, John ". lIa asOmc. Nan ami Jc.sl
y Her. L-r i~'inaIf' Emery ard NARROW '
Leg am Mag. Gra,.. ari R'NaaIte.
Mar" Mart Inc E-rt, the Werrul.s.
Haveus ami Andrews ~ N,l Vino.
TONY PASTORS
Ngsta Tile has made an immense hi,
a, Tony raStlrs Ta"atr" was
heard again last a!aa', ana A"r - rris
were duly APPRECIATED IN. .'h.I a.-
fractions were Lott Gibson WAC sang
iTo NY S%ngs Frank I.Isr Ann.
ter; the hauluist, Isabella Hagl.n. l.pu.g,
Az EGiTar1 I".2rr"ii Er,nk u h..on.r,
Lille Black, and Ryan, tho musician.
, ROSTER x BILLS.
: Adrienne Larivc. tho eccentric singer
was heard aEaiD a. Roster " R,aNs CON
" cert, Han last nilht, and lnauiI. n,
r n~aEmrnatlch eniEmt, displayed his won.
deriuI mental skill uuoe more, other on
lists We're R"Irnr and Robin. CONT,
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