The evening world., 1895-09-02

ANOTHER NEW THEATRE.

| I, ws. c,.o -, .,,ta ,,ao,,,.os ona
palaces" last night Evorvbodv who
was hidden wont :, ,b, ,r,ot,mon,
given in "a sort of nriyat. puhIici,v m,
Mr. proc,or.s largo u,hi,o non. aiir,
merinr PLAYHOUSE in Fif,v-oiphth s,ree,
near Third av.nue 7, ia caIlod tho
Pleasure palace-ratber unfor,unate,v
I think. because tho pone seems In
suppes, In ,eop,o Tim, ,bora ia M,
place like bo-nme ar courso ,ha,,.
true but mapnpars ,nustp,, ,birk -
The tile OF the now nlavbouse ts the
ONLY thing Mt which thor, q tho sIipbt
es. excuse to prowl I, is a hoou,ir,,,
cheerful cool-tinted refined place that
puts you in a good .emper as soon AZ
you get In. 1t is quite as handsome as
anything downtown, and n good deal
handsomcr than some OF the old rook.
| cries in which you feel mouldy and
antique. The lobbies are light and
spa acious, the seats soft and inviting
the boxes graceful and prominent
| enough to display the most reticent
| costumes and the decorations simple
and pleasing. The Palm Garden was
| not ready last night but Il will be there
| shortly, and very novel affair It prom
ises to be. 1t seemed odd to find q
playhouse spring UP like a mushroom
in the utterly unaccustomed vicinity of
Fifty-elghth street. or course the good
folks of that neighborhood had seen II
springing up but We VINO prowl about
among the downtown houses could
scarcely realize the presence OF new
conner. | missed the light and glare OF
broadway when | came out. Others
probably didn't.
The performance was as replete with
modern conveniences" as the theatre
itself. Prof. George I.ockhart's comic
elephants will undoubtedly capture the
town Last season, methinks ] had q
good deal to write about one Cissy FitE-
gcralds wink. Henceforth | say
Pooh" to one of Clssy Fitzgcrald's
winks. BOrney. the most entertaining
OF the Lockhart elephants. does the wink
quite as well as Cissy, and a pachyder-
matous winker Is funnier than the com.
mon garden article. Borney Is a marvel
What say YOU TO an elephant that rides
a tricycle.. orders his dinner and gets
tipsy, allowing a look OF genuine boozi-
ness to o'erspread his features. | object
to the vinous Jokes of the comic opera
comedians. The intoxication scene gem
orally pals. But to see an elephant sue
cumb apparently to the delights Of the
cup that cheers is appropriate and
mirthful Elephants may do so much
that men and women should avoid
Lockhart's brutes are really astonisll-
Ing How such training could have
been ACCOMPLISHED Lockhart alone can
say. II unwieldv beasts like elephants
can be induced to such theatrical per-
rcctlon. why is IL that the schools of
acting cannot turn out better actors and
actrcssesp These elephants are clcverei
actors than n good many men and
women I'm our mctropolitan casts
MISC Eilli. BARLOW. returned ,o dear
Now York gang soma corccr, han
littins I'm n concert hail voice in con-
c,rt bnI c,stur,. and with concor, hou
p,stur,s Miss R.r,ov is stul rather
uI.,siny to look nt hut sbo ia NO, ex
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