The evening world., 1888-10-02

OF the performance. with his originality
and natural humor. Frank Law,on is The typical
great study. Ills wnlstliny solos were repeatedly
encored. The League baseball umpire, or rs
beauty. y was splsnTldly 'V acted n Julian MitcSseIlI.
The solos, quartets, dances and choruses are al
in good taste and nnely rendered.
col. Sims rARK THEATRE.
A new comic opera, by Jacobowski and Pnultou,
the authors of - Erminie," was successfully pro-
duced last evening a. Cot Sims Park Theatre.
The scenes of the opera are laid Ia Holland. during
under the government OF the Spauiards, and the
story OF the piece tells Of q plot 10 overthrow tue
jolly sfs""' Students nHs0 Known np. @as tho Daisy It" Guild.
The leader OF the Guild Is one Mynheer Jan,
who Is in realty the student Kari; and who loves
there are many amusing aud ofitimes thrilling adj
ventures. The iicTsito IS in Mr.. raul'on's
catchy, though hero and there a similarity
with the work OF other composers is noticed.
Ask" Kari inc student lover, Mr. Carleton had Sd"' part
that suited him to the letter. lie was In excellent
voice. and his solo In the lrst act, - Love But
Thee" WAS deservedly encored. The comedy
role Of lians was entrusted to {. II. Drew, aud
that gentleman furnished an cd amount OF
the third act, where he enacted the part of an
animated scarecrow, Miss Clara Lane, who will
be remembered IN the "pearl of Pekin, " sang
won II complete success by her simple natnralness
Miss Alice Vincent sana well and looked pretty.
The rest OF the cast was In competent hands.
JACoBs's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
That the popularity Of melodrama Is not on the
wane was clearly demonstrated last evening at
Jacobs's Brooklyn Theatre, when MIR. Jacot SIS own
company produced the Union Square Theatre sue
cess, "The Lights o. London. "The old-time interest
was manifested by u large audience during the
exciting passages In the drama; the villain Sc
cured hs usual share of hatred ana the comedian
his accustomed laughter. III reviving these old
plays Mr. Jacobs Is meeting with much success.
The piece was Handsomely set with entirely new
scenery painted expressly for this production.
The bridge scene was especially realistic, The
company presenting the drama Is far above the
average.
JACoBs's NEW LYcEuM THEATRE.
II last nights audience can DO taken es a critic
rion, the popularity OF Mr.. Jacobs's latest venture.
the new Lyceum Theatre, 10 assured. The many
improvements made in the arrangement of the
house, and the tasteful manner in which the in
terror is decorated 10 10 show That an artistic hand
must have directed the work. The opening attraction
presented, was the Gray a Stephens company,
In their well-known melodrama, Without q
Home" The acting Of the trained dogs Is well
worth the price OF admission. The play Is replete
with sensational Incidents, marvellous rescues, In
which the dogs play a most prominent
| part. Miss Minnie Oscar Gray played the leading
role in her usual painstaking manner, and liberal
applause greeted her efforts. The company In a
! competent one IN all respects. There will be a
change of bill Thursday evening, when "Tne Old
Oaken Bucket " will be presented for the balance OF
the week.