The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1900, Page 7

~ HOLD JON a) from Fire-Escape vivitied Cleopatra, and Escaped. Whose Heart Is Astray on Travels of Its Own. FOUGHT OFF WITH KNIFE. - Crowd That Fell Back Close- ly Followed Him, but He Vanished. THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2%, “BROADWAY TO TOKIO” ISA |" “icons RIOT OF COLOR AND DANCING. ooo Renews, Vitalizes, and | Cherry Biossom Ballet and a Whole Stage Last Act Specialties of the “Spectacular Pha tasy.”’ , £ hat interesting period when its were hesitating between and this morning the audi- iH z second floer “Broadway to Tokio” open- upset all of/ing at tge New York discovered why the curtain had been advertised to rise awakened by the/at 7.46. Also, everybody wished that it cry was taken! hed so risen and that he and she had and soon the/been in their places, For, ob! it was a y case of all your money's worth and the street, but! never mind the change. 4 { olrsamiag wontie| e ney (e Flaschel Jee O14, a0 the Mormon w th Mis Numerous Wives. \ aiedend ea reached bse pt peer Ba f ay pal her in the present Instance there would) The band {s a good one, veo yu t $ be more regretful thoughts over 10ul® | ayundance the qualities of youth. It has ‘him, but the burgiar backed | finally falls upon Tokio and you remem. | Harrison's fibretto, os id tT ay ith \ l, drew ber only a riot of colors and a mighty |,‘ sin the new| assurance and ambition, plays wi a litthe fat voice is a trifle thicl age awn: grown thin see him is to laugh and some- to hear him is to wonder Sy, Joe Ott does his familiar specialties on Broadway (but not in Tokio); Ignacio Martinett! and Joseph Sparks and Josie freshness and ts not devold of inapira- tion, Mr. Herbert has been an efficient drill-master, The men are firm in attack, thelr precision is admirable and Play with @ dash and a vim that are Infectious, Naturally, they have the faults of thelr virtues. They show oc- Bd $F Es grace of dancing, which is the “Cherry Blossom" ballet, you don’t mind that you have been sitting it out for four i bt f rf j i 1F & That last scene takes up the whole stage, from the uppermost files to the i i th hom floor end from 1} parts, with dia- tree. Suter Wine Se enter wing, And ‘pretty Alice | castonal signe of rawness, A little more ple chance (0 SINK. | repression would develop a smoother ‘The fellow dropped Then there are minor spectalties—Mor-| ‘ Seors, when "| mon wives, train hands. sailors, ballet-|‘9Ne. Sometimes they transform thet ie f splendid force into mere noisine was the case in the prelude to Meistersinger,” with which the concert ended. But such errors can and doubt- leas will be overcom: “The Roman Carnival" overture of Berlloz served to introduce these ni aspirants for orchestral honors, and it well displayed thelr mettle. Ltzit's “Me- phisto Walia" (after Lenau) was also finely played, But the real test merit was made in Tachaikowsk; phony No. 5 in E minor. They well, Mr. rhert's reading of t Was most sympathetic and the men fol- lowed him closely with a faithful Inter- pretation that was full of tonal color. girls and other giris tll you lose the count. Of course, the electric ballet is not It's of the firefly designa- . comes in the first act and is a lightning’ wonder, For soto dancers to the ballet are Fanchonette and the eccentric sisters Mahr, all agile and worth while. Mr. Harrison isn't guilty of the whole Ubretto. George V. Hobart ce red with him, But it doesn't matter. Mr. De Koven's name is appended to two ballet numbers, while Mr. * for the rest of the bright music. ere were people who began to fear for Broadway to Tokio” as postpone ments of the opening mutiplied. It ts tifying to be able to assure all the fainthearted tha: is no evidence any Jjob@e true of cae phantasy hav- ing been through delay, The whole titular trip ds there and well worth tak- ing while exeursion rates merely o PITTSBURG'S ORCHESTRA. Vietor Herbert Brings It te Town and Gives a Concert at Carnegie Hall—A Promising Rand. Victor Herbert and his seventy mug clans, constituting the Pittsburg Orches- tra, have come to town and last night at Carnegie Hall were heard In concert for The impres- i z Be anv kaleidoscope that ever happened shrinks into abject poverty. This Tokio scene and ballet constitute. neglected. a ui aa z* 29 in, 2 ji was described as of me- car interlor, gee build, light comet, it mustache. He was i FF first act. The OTHERS FROM... dressed, STAR BOARDER WAS BOSS, | F i paid on receipt of sample of { supposed to be Cleopatra, E Th a i i iy i six ‘hansons a Danser.” Her voice seemed troubled with cloudiness in the | ~ beginning, but the effect soon wore off and she sang with her accustomed dra- matic breadth and feeling, inyesting the Bruneau selections, rendered for the firet me in New York, with the daintiest px- on She was recalled again apd “Tipe house was bot « lerge one last ntbusiam | orchestra that in a stray satchel. You don't know any more of the story. monstrous plump Cleopatra chases her lost organ. A sarco- must de a healthful dwelling- to produce such weight for age Blooms as those new. coon marvellous imi teron of Hle-test some thousands of a i place where cleverness and of the All this is to aay that aise only get rid of thelr star boardere they would not have so much trouble with thelr husbands," sald Magistrate Brann ° in the Yorkville Court this morning. The occaston for this remark wae the complaint of Mrs. Rhoder, a handsome brunette, who keeps a bearding-house at 7% Lexington avenue, who had her husband Lope Into court to show cause why he should not cease ten male boarders, on A if ! then me We match any shade of hair, fill pcpbelogld hoes Write for Our Beautiful New hog os latest styles of Pompadours, ‘Bangs, thing pertaining to Hair Goods. 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ALL LONG HAIR SWITCH 22 in. 244 on ALL LONG HAIR SWITCHES.. 46 in. 1% on ALL LONG HAIR SWITCHES, Gray, $2.00 $2.50 to $15.00 hair and price, Satisfact este ating and every, Clean Sweep Of small lots of MEN’S SUITS and OVERCOATS regardless of the sharp advance in the price of woollens _ he teh boarders ware ili cout, | Gatun she to-day, ad tht HOU sion creed. was ditty tavern —$12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 values, said Rhoder with much vehemence. “I bave “es aes S JOHN SWINTON ON wate Srrocarm, bees star boarder. I don't like their interfer. ere. “Tam no longer master of the house. 1 don’t count at all. The star boarder (Tune things, and whaterer he says goes, ‘and whatever I say dosen't count. There Fos @ Fire in Un- Anished Building in East THE NEW BOSS, sic: siece s | A fire at 630 o'clock this morning did considerable damage to the lower por- tion of the unfinished building at 218 East Twentieth street, After the blage was under control the firemen found the body of the watch- man on the first floor. He had been suffocated. An overturned stove is believed to ha aused the fire. He Is Bigger Than All the Rest of America and Is Growing Every Day—A Rough Time for Those Who “Strike” Against Him. OR You will notice that most of the big|oconserve a state of things that fs as/ strikes of our times are against power- ena ae Pnareos. Comecen of what ful corporations or capitalist combina: | he,” or of the ion bones In the old days strikes were directed) Hiace. There is peg ay Me Child Dice of Injuries. against individual firms of amail con-|heart sof brass, his head bs of ‘gold, Annie Kalinaki, seven years old,.of S2|hende “tnd enable to bear mush of | aasinst iain ts yet to Ne wean, ee Eighth avenue, died in the New York! strain. ; JOHN SWINTON, Hospital this morning. She was run| Look at things now. ae eg iy on A Psk geisha week the locomotive engineers} NOTE FROM A PRINTER. , ante FORerGRy Serene. holding debate with a corporate| to ine ptitor of The Brening World: __——!_—_ taller than Mount Shasta. I have before me an article in Tues- On Sunday last the street rallroaders| day's issue by John Swinton, in which | } Of Troy struck against the United Trac-| he ably defends Typographical Union against an unknown enemy who signs himpelf jus.” Tam not sure that “Plantius' a member of the union; If he Is he ought not to be. Any way, he is not much credit to It. A union man ought to try to build up his union and hot rush into print to pull it down, Prob- ably “Plantius” ts not aware that the unfon meets monthly, or that it is /his duty to inform the officers if he sees ‘anything amiss, Well, maybe his repu- tation as a union man may not permit him to come out boldly on any subject. Our union, of hae to apply 2 coat of whitew NEWS, ‘ wew claim that they will fight their of work they say, they belong to—furn!- ture ishing. They deny that the var- nishers have gained any victories over them. ‘The broom-makers of Brooklyn are Mikel: be orgasized very shortly, for th inion of ‘that | Nested the Organiza: look to the work. This Last were giant, Was done at the re: tlonal Broom-Makers’ Union, At the last meet | K. of L. resolutions | demning the propowe bany | | Farrell was in which legisiavion at tax mortgages. Assembiyman | mines in revolt against a lot of capital- ist cabal which claim the ownership of THE DAY'S WORK! our country’s coal, from whieh their Paid Help Wants in ToDay’s World os o Mayor Van Wyek and {nform hi the body Is opposed to any return to the contract system, The Cigarmakers’ Label Committee of Brooklyn haye withdrawn the union label from two shops in that borough, iecause of the refusal of the employer to pay unton wages, committee lost nothing by this action, for two other applicants were granted the label. Dur- ee’ ee woe 19,00 labels were afi% i | Paid Help Wants in the 13 other N, Y, | ! firm secured i printing “forced” all ita nine hours a day. The firm he ol the. Gores on the strength o tion Coubsel's decision Tne firm the] fa men to “fix” the hours; in fact, treated ‘manner. He sti the munici to wo il : lente park pro- ib of on No. 2 of Brooklyn for one year, Urged by this act the Central Federsiet vnion of = that borough has appointed a committee io i in organ'ging other parks, William Klein has begun his second of the Bricklayers Union, he § F é i i ! =f if | | the men in the best possible of the and Jersey Tele-|The men decided to have a Saturda: New Va) ST | phone Company, which is determined to| 24!f-holiday al! the year around, held important offices in the wae 8. ‘organisations of his Here is intelligence of a reduction of . E wages by the Pullsian Palace Car ‘The Central Federated Union is gradu ‘assuming to be the | jorkmen of this city. r held but some gations delegates are seated ued several invitations 1 lies to join them and in they have been epted. ftectural Iron Workers’ Union he ability of the federated at eet next meeting will vote ion. are many organizations now, but the Mis more amd has ‘secordingly De! tee 2 Cullen, Jonn 1. } ! 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