The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
New Living Pictures at Prootor's
Scored a Success.
Roof nnd Music Gardens Gave Pleas
ing Entertainments.

Proctor's new set OF living pictures at.
tracted considerable attention at Proc
tors Theatre yesterday. They were
shown IN massive new Louis NV.
frame, with a handsome satin-draped
cabinet. Among the subjects were The
Doctor" "Lorelei," watch of the
Wave" In the Trenches" and AN Az
fair of Honor The vaudeville pro-
gramme was particularly good, and in
cluded VIII II. Fox. 1.-The American
Paddle whiskte:" James w. Reagan.
Watson and Duprle. Healy and Costello,
the Garrisons, Wolfe and Minetta, Web
ster and Conlon, Kathleen Warren.
bert Hale. Rota Durand and Wleiand,
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARDEN.
There are always breeZcs at the Mad
ison Square Roof Garden. and the
zephyrs last night were exceedingly en-
joyable The entertainment was as
pleasing as ever. Those who appeared
were Bessie Bonehill. who will shortly
withdraw from the Summer frivoiity of
roof gardens to prepare for her starring
tour: Adrienne Larive, whose song,
Poor Girl" sung half in English and
Evans, Caron and Herbert Consueia
Tortajada and her Spanish troupe, ram
Lottie Moore, Seeley and West, and
Cushman and Holcombe
ROSTER BIAL'S.
There was plenty for the money at
Roster & Riars Concert Hall las, night.
Perhaps the living pictures alone were
worth the price OF admiss on. but they
were merely detail Of the programme.
The vaudeville attractions were Loiset
and his trained animals; Mazuz and
Abacco. tn. ecsen tries, , who eontribut s ed
Dude" the Tyrolean trio. the De
Forecasts. clever character dancers;
Bunth and Rudd, comedians; Caicedo.
'rroja the serio- comic. and Mario and
Durham.
TERRACE GARDEN.
Little Bonnie Thornton Of whom New
Workers are very fond. began an en-.
Ss and sang f her popSar ds
, the benefit Of a very appreciative au-
tlence. olher features Of the pro-
were the the eeys5 aseS,
Johnston, Rlano and Bentley, In bur
EEsp aSS Gsado ihs
Hardman no' SsSan F F e snd his his OF! or.
a chestra were heard In the Garden.
AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
Manager Wey. was no behind the times
American ROOF Garden last night The She
. resort was crowded, and the audience
was evidently pleased with the pro.
the best Of the variety people, but Other
good turns" were contributed by Ed
n wilma. the sensational dancer, who |.
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Ns Ss.l and Pfsa1a shs aisnne s as S1e;a
sTs sr De kssrise the Shtn nb clay Rod
some.
+ CASINO ROOF GARDEN.
!, Miss Euniee Vance. a very agreeable
). esrld az tbs pn hai songs ap
night and did good work Miss Vance /,
n chic and viyac,ous, and her songs wen
very eryy.wSs well with the AUDIENCE: Other per
!. Crawford. Paddock and semon. Molli'
II pahommp ps Madse Leasing. Katherin,
i Hodges and Lsrshmere. IN the '' thea H%,
n The Passing Show" went splendidly
There were one or two novelties. and tn,
ski never went more smoothly.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL
The living pictures seem 10 be ,
d nxed Institution at the Imperial Must,
We, week OF Of Their career there las, night
4, this form Of entertainment is perhap
t abating, but the indica lions thereo
are are R 9E no means asnns conspicuous Zsra
IN were again seen. and Mr.. Kraus in
/ cluded on his programme Conroy an,
st Fox. Irish comedians; the Allen Sis
tiers. Carrier and Adair. acroba Leo
q. nora. the contortionist; Foy and Yer
d non, In comedy sketches, and Charlie
B. Ward. in portrayals OF east sid
IN characters
In HUBER's MUSEUM.
ss Hu6er,s Museum. that has bee
ID open to the public yesterday. Man
ID improvements have been made. an
q the enterprising Huber has sdde
n another building to his resort Tn
it viii undoubtedly Ind much favo
,. with the public, The theatorlum con
+. tains 500 seats. The features Of the hi
It. were a sacred white tattooed bull fror
Burmah, Gilbert's Rocky Mountai
s SoSss l.. Roy P e.. nn A ssern
e. Gourcey. the tattooed man; Fry an
% % Evsns's comedy Company. and Prof
to Hooker's living pictures.
or ELDoRADO.
pps The new feature at Eldorado lai
~ night was Sampson. the strong maj
- who has been added to the many vaud,
vile attractions now to be seen at III
erus Schafrer. the wonderful tuggls
was also there. and so were the Mex
can Zamora family Of acrobats and
number OF clever dancers, The giar
great advantage. and the novelty OF 81,
Ing this Indoor craze out Of doors ha
made a strong appeal TO New Yorker
During these torrid nights Eldorado 10
boon.
Serfou. Hafr-PuIlinu Coute.t