The evening world., 1894-06-05

repertoire for the remainder of the
Matinee %stk Isl "csr TS;niFh' ws sna SATURDAY %st.
bohemian Girl" Wednesda as" and satur.
day nights, Faust" and Friday "A repe-
tItIon Of III Trovntore."
THE BIJOt THEATRE.
Last night The Skating Rink" began
iis third snccessful and final week at
the Bijou. Theatre, where this amusing
medley OF fun. song and ance contin-
ucs to draw large audiences. Flora
Finlayson was heard in u new song
hill appeared In several new and at
t%ractive specialties. Charles Ward. a
descr'ptiye tenor, made his first appear.
a' cSrI M1th r the company and wa Tiyen
introduced a new comic song.
II. X. JACOBS THEATRE.
There is alot Of fun in ''Peck's Bad
Boy which was presented at II. X.
Jacobs Theatre on Third avenu last
week. The Atkinson comedy Company
mas n good deal OF talent In 1t and puts
up an excellent performance. The bad
boy. IL put IN the stage In a pleasantly
fers from his tricks and everybody is
victimized by his jokes. just as they
were in Peck's delightful sketches.
NIBLO'S.
The W ckllw Postman'' delighted a
,arge audience at Niblo's Theatre last
night. Eugene D'Rourke. an actor with
an agreeable personality. who portrays
Hibernian character with unctious charm,
carried the star role successfully and
made many new admirers for his art:
Poly Holm ~, the Celtic Nightingale"
assisted MIR. O'Rourke. and there was a
capable company In support.
THE IMPERIAL
Three new and beautiful pictures were
added last night to those already pre-
sented at the Imperial Music Hall, and
Toilet" by Palm: christmas Eve; or.
The Return OF the Way ward Daughter"
by Fritz Non uhde. and The, Fireman's
r Rr11 iii. r and A. " s]firrins rh pict latter Is and q
aroused the audience to such a pitch
that they cheered 1t to the echo. 1t
bids fair to become as popular as the
Thornton, Guyer and Goodwin. Mason
and Raiston. Smith and Cook. Leonard
And Moran; The "eshhIrn sisters the
Howe and Rentz and Annie Wilmuth
furnish the vaudeville features.
KEITH's UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
W. +. Sweatnam, the former minstrel
and present feature of The city Direc-
tory. made mis- New York debut on the
day at Keith's Union Square Theatre.
Joe Flynn, the parodist. vies with Sweat
nam for the honors In the new bill. Lot
tie Elliott, dancer; Patterson, Brothers.
May Towle. the Powers family. Delmore
and Wilson. Collins and Collins, the
Whitney brothers, Eddie Evans, Mitchell
and Lorraine. Hines and Remington and
others are there, too.
P~ROCTOR'S THEATRE.
Audran's comic opera. 'Babette,'' was
presented yesterday at Proctor's by the
Wilbur company. The score is tuneful
and catchy as either The Mascot" or
"Olivette.' and the title role affords
Susie Klrwin excellent opportunities. The
o,io includes: Frank Bush. mimic; the
and Lindsay. In nonsensicalities: ferack
and Curtis. shadowgraphs; Gus Garholt,
equilibrist: Joe Allen, musical comedian;
Prof. Michaels, the modern Samson. and
several others.
CENTRAL MUSIC HALL.
The Central Roof Garden and Music
Hall, in East Sixty-seventh street, offers
The array of talent includes: tnthan.
the armless wonder; Troja. in new songs;
and Morrisy. In "A Jay Circus:'
and Herbert, burlesque ~acrobats:
perial Trio. Katie Rooney. in limitations
OF the late Pat Rooney: Wills and Col
Inns. in sketches, and Francis Russell.
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
The last week of the season at his
popular-priced place Of amusement be
gan yesterday. with an extensive bill In
cipal feature in the curio hall were
Prof. Peate's performing monkeys,
In their swimming contest and bicycle
riding. and the snake-charmnig act of
Jimmy. Lizzie Sturgeon, born without
toes, An excellent vaudeville entertain
ment was given in the theatre.