The evening world., 1889-09-21
The Brooklyn Theatres.

at Co!. sinn's Park Theatre va; Steele MackaySs
same house. Joseph Haworth will present the
play. assuming the title role, part wlyich shows
Diane i5isi .'i so sievs sTfSf pS or 1iS P'i BY Miss dHS t Carrie H1
Turner last season. will be in the hands Of Miss
Lizzie Richele, who y tAvGTTahly spoken q by
Kauvar " tells of the exciting days. of the Com.
mune, when Paris was in the hands OF the red
rich and laid waste the many costly articles that
they contained.
players IN the yaudevilles than John E. Hen
junction with Frank NJ. Willis, they conn to the
Grand-0pern House in a musical, comedy, on
class that MIR. Chau. g. Hoyt has made popular.
1t boasts OF vG mo large e. Hm9 hiPit Ct ZIP PCT cIsv Gmt . msTsly
sSryS SfI II ! = p Hfm,SlS 10 G Tne ars sp Sct tit wGie ShPft SRes
place in a country seminars, for YOUNG girls,
affords the opportunity FOR, the introduction Of
gracefully arranged dances. The, second act,
which shows the company on board, the steamer
aud contains a number OF side-spittins situa.
tions.
Thc very first line in 'Zig-Zag" starts the
audience on a three-hour ,Go-as-you-please
!SmESh i neFs week w,lr S VI R'aSk r, ri house a. come snc
BPS SnySso will PLAY their iirSt p 4mEBSSSHi1'etRbs s in m 1nst
amusing %n"%ini1' scene ne in the somcdy j the one thstt
shows the interior Of a Turkish bath, in which
Roaring Bill, a ,bloodthirsty Western desperate,
lamblike quietude. Anna Boyd heads the. cast
in her original role OF Flirt, and BRING with her
some new songs and costumes.
There are enough sensational features IN
THE Ruling Passion, which Will be brought
or three melodiamAs of the modern school. One
and depicts some OF the ]tortures indicted on the
helpless inmste = Then there III i : plentiful r !
live hOrkn and A balloon ARCpnslOu. on which
much Of the action Of the play hinges: Miss
Lottie Church, who plays the dual role OF Laura
many admirers in Brooklyn, where she has long
been q favorite.
Miss Victoria vokes. who begins the second
Academy next week. will be pleasantly remem-
berGd as a promine emit member Of the tHmonsVokes
they 1Nipliy were then seen in the amusinS comedy OF
the - Bellies Of the Kitchen, " and Victoria was
London, entitled Hubby and said e be one
s try. IN EO cOnne ess %a @i,S 10 RPfHR %bby n T sfis S0H ~ a
author sHtheG' Of "Eicaptain swift"
Once or twice during the season il is the policy
2 Tf the MANAGEMENT 81 Saco6S,s Br2oKiyIn "a
a ahe1trf no DntnG VIII iGIT t6e result = nts Of " Week wIua of BIC
announces the Vaides Sisters Novelty Company.
The Vaides sisters will be remembered as harinC
visited Brooklyn a couple Of seasons ago with
Klralfy's- "MaZulm. >" creating n sensation by
reason Of their maryellously clever work on the
electrical trapeze. This season finds them, ut
the head of a company OF their own, containing
a score Of vaudeville fAvorites. Little Bobby
Ralston plays the little role in an amusing
sketch entitled Little Lord Fopd-ot-Rye, a
satire on Mrs. Burnett's comedy, which acts as
a curtain dropper.
Next week, in keeping with the good list Of at
fractions that have been accorded the patrons
Of Jacobs Lyceum Theatre, the ever popular
Frank |. Frame will be seen with his small cir
Gus. consisting Of trained Mexican mustargs, a
den of hyenas aud q ferocious lion. The COM
pany supporting Mr.. Frayne is said to be in con-
cord with the general excellence of his produc-
tons.
The success of the Clipper Quartet at Zipp's
Casino is shown by their re-engagement for
next week. Peppi Sternheim also returns. The
said to be clever vocalists. Baritone j. ". Myers
still retains his name on next weeks programme.
An event Of no little importance to Brooklyn
the Criterion Theatre, after a thorough renovat-
Knudson, who is well known in Brooklyn. MIR.
George Gouge, the business manager, needs no
Introduction. 1t il Manager Knudson'H inten,
ton, when he cannot present All attraction hrst
class i'll every respect, to close the doors. lritty
little Minnie Maddern who made such a success
in Caprice " a few seasons ago, will present
'FeatherbrAin " az a curtain-raiser. 'Feath-
erbrain" was one Of last seasons prominent
successes at the Madison Square Theatre.
Prof. Kirchner's orchestra is ever a fayorite,
every member Of which il a soloist.