The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1901, Page 4

THE WOKLDs ‘TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 19v%. OMEDY, OPERA, WAR DRAMAS AT PLAY- HOUSES. - “ “THE LIBERTY BELLES” RANG OUT A____ Ji NOT Ply DAUGHTERS OF TWO NOTED GLORIOUS SUCCESS LAST NIGHT. 7p ofr pjjy, «MEN NOW ON THE STAGE. In This Delightful Musi- : Chrystie street. Poblinsky, say« that he heard Wisinaky boasting that he had entered the theatre by means of a falne chéck When Poblinsky attempted to eject him the man showed fight and the loud exclamations caused the audience to stand up and look around, thelr atten- tlon distracted from the play. Aa the Aight prog the adtence grew n exctted, and some of the more nervous made a break for the door, The play was delayed for Afteen min- utes. Gwill want to see‘the ahow goes to nen Vet Mr, Frohman wi!l have to put rubber ijwalls in the Madison Square Theatre. P, 3.—There 1s already a rubber stage Second explosion—It wili astonish ‘Suture audiences to learn that boerding- pchool giris wear pink allk pajamas. Third explosion—Etta Butler, Harry jpanton; Harry Davenport, John Slavin fend Sandol Milliken have made the hits of their lives, Fourth and concluding explosicn—It 1¢ , wate to bet that a jovelier bunch of girls was never aggregated in a theatrical @ * At last: Poblinsky managed take wrorseuon: - hia prisoner out of the theatre and '@ will now gaze through the smoke. Hi eeE Ont ‘There was much apprehension before tho rising of the curtain about the first jwcene—the dormitory of a voanling- school—et night. It was a trifle gaspy ‘until; Weta Butler came on. The com- ‘bination of pajamas, pickies, piq and {iris meting out of bed might have been made a apectacln to cause An- earn Comatock to utter whrieks of ; pay. As it was done there was noth- SOUBRETTE IS ACCUSED. eded for ‘Trial » Charge of to Jar even a single Comstock Herkand| meds menbecrathed {sustastiner wersi tes RT RAUILS eae ee RTT ign ming to wonder how long !t could be ure Jncksonaventi¢, Long Ilan eee we were introduced to Augusta Sits eonear i nd 7 ea Senet jose, complainant ae uline Go Reminded us of Augusta, Ga.—the 2 @ soubrette who ly No, Eee ahtas iaseatiate siaecand ee Acconiing to. Simons and. Detective ‘woman sat down to a plano and enter- tained we forgot her name. We wished ‘We-were janitor of the boanling-school The name of Augusta Glose will not down—we mean it will be found near the head of the programme wherever _ she*appears hereafter. | Augusta made us forget the pajamas, pick!es and ole for a time, and then came Etta Butler. She brought with her the little girl, May Irwin, Anna Held, Fay Templeton. She was all of them—and always herself. A coon lullaby the gang will be sung all over town. Harry B, Smith has made the show a continuous performance of bright lines and the music never tires, The song “A Gunner in the Navy." by Harry »~.- Davenport and the ensemble—there ts no chorus—has a swing that caused many imen io make agonizing attempts to whistle it when they reached Thirty- fourth street, and Rime Lachaume, A. Baldwin Sloane, Louis F. Gottschalk, Fitth atreet xt Cto visit the woman ba ith eMart held tthe “val for trial ve OR ic | STH REGIMENT. |IT WILL COST $450,000 AND | COVER WHOLE BLOCK. Core c PHER Cover’ ’ e hie chin this week. Burton's trained rons of the Atlantt: an old favorite in’ the Clitton Crawford, H. T. MacConnel!, | does are also a hit. Hower: repertoire of Maggie Mitchell, waa re- Alfred E, Aarons and William Accoe,| . ‘i 2 i vive Columbla, Misa Valerie | To He Located at Lesington Ave- may well feel proud. —— is ee ae tY Se Fi tee and Bulle Soon ‘he ” . 7 sentra n he Mo Th tre in ir! from) Maxim's" disported a finale was light, but “The Liberty | “CAPT. JINKS'S" LAST WEEK. [TN at the Montauk Theatre ft Ac the Grand Operactlouse. Phe Belles’ does not peed a Sandow finale. Thin Sthel Mareymore's tant week] nd ayy Ierguann divided th onorelsa Herve. |W © vee performers other than those men- Jin “Captain Jinks” at tho Garrick, Sh] Oi ia. mening Prang Kultenborn gave Sul Fad otters ig of] Plans have been filed at the Depart: . oned are Edna Hunter, Lotta Fauat. |will be followed next week by los a viollneedlost leietaccondeand tn a large audience at| ment of Buildings for the new Sixty- Pauline Chase, Margaret Walker, Grace |Hawtrey in “A Message from Mars.” | and) the tt w songs and other specs | ninth Regiment Armory. ‘The building Kimball, Edith Barr, Marte Tuohey,| , - Sulediegtsehe iaitiew were give miildete, h aiashoth liexl Dorothy Lester, Louise Middleton, Hel. | “The Second in Command, Joun aa rontionythel west psidesos/1.exings Drews;ts'on the: ton wavelat fave ton avenue and will cover the entire ene Lucas, Marte Murphy, Violet Jewell. Bobby Burns, Laura Stone, Flsle Fergu- gon, Katharine Roberts, Esther Lyons, Crissle Carlysie, J. C. Marlowe, D. Mack Lumsden, L. D. Wharton, Nat K. Caf- ferty and Edward Pooley, Also, lest we forget, down go the names of Herbert block front from Twenty-fifth to ‘Tw ty-sixth streets, and will have a depth of 3S feet on Twenty-ffth and Twenty- sixth street, A tower seven stories in height will be situated on the Twenty- fifth street corner. atthe Empire, Willtam Faversnam DOG ACTED PART | IN ‘A ROYAL RIVAL.’ folks engageme at the Criterion the month ‘A Royal Rival’ Manager Conreid's Irving Place ‘The: Louise Taylor's Father| -| Was Governor of Col-| | orado and Miss Hav- erleigh Is a Judge's Child. one of the fore- She a hy : , bran and /hin tath ane ward leader tm Dene sma pall nas mn society. She hia Just made a_suc- ites Good wing ate the censtul debutias:n vallad singer In the tre In London. ore netor Gresham, stage manager, and Ernest | oye, yi} oh Mid ena In the basement wil be the rifle range, albert; who painted the beautiful acen- [tee “iL onen tormorrow: night with the % feet long and 186 feet wide; there ay first performance of “The Velled Image Wille Gediwelve hlargeleacpluncal bain , rei Bale! I be . a plunge db. a al eee meet Mr. Faversham's Bull Will also be In the basement, having a _“CARMEN AT THE BROADWAY. | The Rogers Hroviers’ fun making at ° depth of 8.6 feet, % feet wide and 70 Beauty and vivacity are the gifts of [the Knickerbocker will last only three Terrier Took His Cu feet long. It will be built of enamelied Josephine Ludwi, ft , tN es brick osephine Ludwig, the new Carmen of | weeks longer. . pric _ the Castle Square Opera Company. She soem Unbidden and Nearly On the first story will be the lbrary, Was most effective in the production he Messenger Boy.’ with James ; . board rooms, quartermaster, mmis- ween last evening at the Broadway | Powers aa “Tommy Bans. | Demoralized a Stir-| sary snd armor rooms the drill Theatre. Aside from the interest that | 4c ruil speed at Dalya ring Scene in the; i, whioh will be 188.10 feet wide and gored bY RUE | rhe Red Kloot” et long. On the second floor will inald n Jose, vocally he es } loot” grows 1 " rena eee, He Fane eo ate om ste, Mien | RHUL lowers’ performance Play be the company rooms, headquarters Norton sank ‘the “role “of Silchaeln atre. and staff officers’ rooms. arrest fs endl Mr. Gort w 3 dashing Teehitingntavatara | On the third floor will be situated the Ce EE AI bath ad 10 gate aa we (+ there be ne cantne character Kitchen, store rooms, quartermaster's — Hunt slg, oy thie Downelty st WOCCUINLBVALSINGR IRE tasuing room and gymnasiums, which THE FUNNY FOUR COHANS. Bans AU nee Murr Adare ‘ i ‘ eat WII! be ILS feet wide and 69.2 feet long. “The Governor's Son” wan produced| ‘Arizona’ ts ln’ ite seventh week at) night that cos win Stevens a In the tower will be situated the drum at the Harlem Opera-House last night|the Academy of Mual ictotknee ttle corps. ‘The estimated cost will be by the Four Cohans, who are its au- “j . the sitvabor $459.00. Mogan & Slattery, of No. 1 thors and who take the leading roles... EEOC TOR!) COMEDIES: lig aswell knowhiwilliant t Madison Square, are the architec Roars of laughter showed the audience's] “furned Up) ix the offering at Proe | iy hays than, tawear ————- appreciation of the comical situations |‘ ieee SURSEUE MOUSE: Caucleranit il i is — }faneier and has a numt S| in the pias, “The Last) Word" scored a hit. at terriers in his kennels THREE IN FAMILY ROW. Tho younger Cohan, as the son, showed|DProctor'a Fifth Avenue Theatre Inst | gaveraham came ts town wag | ——————s Breat versatility and humor, and the nae Lone jot sthaistoasl lint heeewiien a Musband, Wife and Slster-la-Law dancing of Miss Cohan was particularly! -pootte's_ Baby at thescrowd in| lett lit nerihievandaleeneiareie Fined: ood. Kood humor at Provtor's FIfY-elRNIN | orion Tieeatee witiie she on Ne SET k ea — Street Theatre, | while she did some shop- Among the batch of prisoners ar- John E. Kellerd scored a popular suc- = raigned before Magistrate Mott in the ces last night at the Fourteenth Street] “A Nicht Off.” with Mabel Montgom- bout the dog | Yorkville Court to-day were ‘Snomas ‘Theatro, where he made h's metropoll-|ery u ading role, is on at Proc- doit stin in| H. MeGrange, a jor; his wife, Annie, tan debut as a star in “The Cipher|tor's Harlem tiouse. vem when he went on for| both of No. 239 West Twentieth street, Gode,” x comedy-drama by Charles] asceadora’t is crowding a yeara run| formance The play | nd Mra. Emma Raymond, twenty-eight geiein. closely the Casino. he third act old, of No. 16 East Thirty-ninth “Kellerd exhibited a wide range of | x! jose) pointa at ine! ¥ talent in the » of the Wall street! “froity Tolty’’ is under ¢ Aan A: 4 points ay « sinter-in-law of MoGrange’s. who finally leaidten to be ood: | Weber & Field's, as the yachting Sharps | yg * yi The trlo were arrested Inst night at Was well supported, the acting of] would say ‘ fand does rovhr | Forty-ninth atreet and Second svenue, fs. Russ Whytal being especially good, : peat | At the al moment. last night, | and according to Pollceman Rassky, of Neenderat ian Aiy ineheato Dion ace eee ronMRE pegtion | mien Mr Stevens: wad hin nistol prope | the East Fifty-firat atreet station, were at drs als ferly aimed and was fring verbal v creating a disturbance, both women 1 reating Ad ec Gites piles esiargaret 3 2 jas sham, a great sorat cialming to be the wife of McGrange. F . Joba J. Miss Hertha and In Phe Forest) smothered growls were | In Court Mra, Raymond dented that pvfaithfully “botirayel, the Lovern | ae upon her fourth | wings, and a second later she had claimed to be McGrange’ seotsthe Bouihern heat i tnt tek Ho Bewied out on the and that she was his wife, After hear- ¥ oer “In the Land of ¢ ° ‘ree’ is pop: fastened his teeth tn the] Ing the evidence, the Mngistrate fined AT OTHER PLAYHOUSES. Hise alge SAARC CaCO PH ARLE AUIS riton of Mr Stevens's tight | the trio @ each for disorderly conduct, elu s Carnival” draws crowded ane audience the McGrange paid the fines, to the New York at every per-| ‘Tony Pastor offers the bill of the sand a —————_ reason so far at hin theatre thin week, 5 wever, it : : Ane is CAR HIT CAB. arth week of “Richard Lovelace | The woman who paints with her [Mey Gaede eth Meg! : night at the Garden ‘Theatre. | Hous, 8 drawing crowds to. Huber's tone HUE rant I Jo audiences enjoy M Gorn Mr Stevens ts asking who weit) rer go> |Cabman Was Thrown to the Street ts ” and ort ne Oo eal mirable acting in. "tirana | week ae ae Dewy HR eeTaction Mls a sn lie z reticent irkctnal yy? at the Manhattan, te ON HIS als ——— ] Jeremiah Reagan, a cabman, of Hora- — An excellent vaudeville bill provides KNEES FOR MERCY, | Pouce court thts morning. The girt|tlo and Hudson street severely entertainment at Hurtls art last night {n a collision with an & Seamon's | | : h ‘ Was unable to leave her home at No. oe Bayi Tors Moorea | Muslo/7alt: ae James McNally, who Peatered! iis Hast Eighiveninth street. and was | HENtH avenue car at Sixty-fourth street A brand new production of “Northern | Sarah 3 “ } 5 F) 4 x 5; . and Central Park West. 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