The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
CHANGES At The THEATRES.
Slaves Of Geld" a New Nsls-
drama, Seen in Harlem.
The Favorite " Harbor Lights I" Pm,
duccd at Niblo's.

Slaves OF Gold" q melodrama IN
Elmer Grandin, was acted at the Colum.
bus Theatre yesterday for the FIRST tina
In the city. 1t has some very elaborate
scenic effects. and the audience was
highly appreciative. Mr.. 9randin and
his wife, Eva Mountford. headed IN.
cast. which also included Frank !
Tannehill, William Arnold, Ida Valance
and Lizzie Creese. Slaves of Gold" 4
will be reviewed In to-morrow's Even.
ing World"
N1BLO'S GARDEN. 1
"Harbor Lights" Sims and Pettitr.
melodrama, which has taken q nev
lease of life this season, began a week
engagement at Niblo's Garden yes,i
day. 1t was the first appesranc.
Walter Sanford's stock company al
own theatre. The organization, "
has already been seen in Harlem
good one: Miss victory Batemsn
the heroine and Harry Marshall 7
hero. -
AMERICAN THEATRE.
Gentleman Jack" was produceoi
styie e number the Am of prury The
Theatre embellishments were int
duced for the first time to New Workers.,
and the piece, went off very well indeed.
James j. Corbett received a most feryid
welcome and played the part with which
he has been so long associated. A num-
Der of speciality people appeared In the
Madison Square Garden Roof Garden
scene.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE.
"A Flag of Truce" constructed by the
Ingenious Mr.. William Haworth, was
seen at the Grand Opera House yester-
The principal feature OF the play is the
great, quarry scene. with q large
hero and the villain figure In this scene.
and in the cast were some clever people,
CASINO ROOF GARDEN. y
The Casino Roof Garden has not yet
succumbed to the Autumn weather. II
BILE programme. The artists were Mile.
Lamar, comedienne: Hodges and Larch-
mere. with their Ethiopian specialties;
sf Maae bavs ana e.
rome. Daniel Darleigh, Yankee dialect
comedian, and others. 4
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Hagenbecks trained animals began e
two months engagement at the Madison
ton has just come from Manhattan
Beach. where II enjoyed a highly profit
able Summer. II Will probably repeat Its
occupied the centre OF the huge amphi-
theatre, and the menaserie had very
pleasant quarters. A number Of additions
have been made to the collection.
H. r. JACOBS THEATRE.
John L. Sullivan was the star a H.
r. Jacobs Theatre yesterday, and he
produced his latest addition to dramatic
literature in the shape of "A Tru:
American" written for him by Edmund
e. Price. In the last act he appeared
in full ring costume and INDUCED In
some highly applauded fisticuffs. Iohn ;
l.. Is not an eminently bad actor. In
not fhar hat
the public.
PEOPLES THEATRE.
1.-The Limited Mail" play that b
much liked in the popular-price houses.
occupied the stage q the Peoples Thea:
not Of very much " sss inc Rss
Limited MALI Mall, r relies for Its success
fects, and these were very advan-
tageously displayed. The cast was
| fairly good one.
ROSTER & BALLS
The programme at Roster & Balls con-
hal nEat q
Rialto. the fire dancer; "Dolph and Susie
Levine, in comedy sketch; Oscar Ham
merstein,s second series Of living pic
serio-comic: Caicedo. king of the wire:"
| Fialkowsky. the mimic and animal imi-
tator, and Mile. Marguerite. the con-
|
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The Imperial Music Hall was crowded
last night. and those who went there
did not regret their visit. The attrac-
tons were the Manard troupe Of riho'
experts. whose work Is really admirablsi
always seem to amuse; the National
Trio. Symonds. Hughes and Rastus;
d AGhe%; the club j9gsier; the Ellis musi.
and the living pictures.
| PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
,Proctor's living pictures were displayed
IDENTIFY much appreciated. The revolving
variety entertainment was an excelleny
O'Brien. the musical laugh makers; Lau-
renee and Harrington, the Dave broth:
e nSi Drawse; ;. the j9EEler; Leonora, Frsd
ster and Fannie Lewis. Mirzl Meister.
VIII Morton and Josie Slater. and Frank
and Addie Burt.
TONY PASTORS.
The Boston Howard Athenaeum Star
s any F sapesd .as s nss
and gem-studded organization It Is
includes AlcIde Capltaine, the
sune es F E4eTe. the Esa
kasa. Miss Maude Raymond, tn
queen" Smith, and Campbell. II
dams; RichsrG pitrot, the wei
| II. Y
MINERS EIGHTH AVENUE
TIRE. g
Manager Louis Robes All-Star S
| cialty Company made a hit at Mine
Eighth Avenue Theatre yesterday.
| contains some remarkably clever peo,
| The stars are Bonnie Thornton, Ben
netto and Cannon, who are perhaps the
most wonderful contortionist on the var
Lefty stage; Fake and Simon, Mile
Janets Black Crook" dancers: Melville,
Billy Carter, John E. Drew the Doians,
and c. A. Sampson. the strong man.
MINERS BOWERY THEATRE.
Palmers Cosmopolitan Stars scintil-
lated at Miners Bowery Theatre last
night with much success. There were
the Misses Murray and Grovlne, dam
GERS and acrobats; the Acme Four, the
Big FourIsmith, Martin, Healey and
West. Nellie Seymour. Ella Caldwell,
the Garrisons, the Garnellas. Allyne and
Lingard, Madge Ellis, the popular char.
acter singer. and John w, Ransome.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
The Leonzo Brothers made their frs
appearance at Hubers Fourteenth Stree
Museum yesterday in a local dram