The evening world., 1889-02-12

Kernel is deseryedly popular, and his variety
Characteristics are uniquely interesting. Frank
danced in clogs, and the pcrioTmspce, was
f PnSS = 80 s nd e bod by sEe' ThS S@ BEAUTY E Of RfSny;
Pastors entertainments is that they are entirely
free IRON vulgarlty.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
THE kindergarten - was Produced ut the
Third Avenue Theatre last night, and the fact
that it Is by this time extremely familiar did not
plenty of good music, and the dancing was Wig
orously athletic. The company is a very COM
petent one.
ITALIA THEATRE.
".Nobody's Claim, " with bowling and Hasson
n the star parts, was. prcsented at the ITALIA
Theatre last night. Mr.. Bowling appeared IA
''Nobody's Claim is wonderfully lurid, but it,
situations were very evidently Appreciated.
ROSTER AND nAL's.
The usual f~clicitous programme was prosecuted
eleine Rosa, a feminine. ventri'ouuist, was the
principal attraction; Miss Emma Jutau was
also there. An Arabian advertisement proved
AMBERa's THEATRE.
Mime. Mathilde Cottrelly appeared At Amberg's
Theatre last night IT. Die. Salon Tyrolcrln. -
t h9Y yias artistic I'll I songs and t cleysr im nTf unl%. but but
from u dramatic point Of view 1t will never set
the East River on fire.
Brooklyn Theatres.
Nat Goodwin turned NJ, in excellent spirits at
Col, Sims Park Theatre last evening, appearing
an an' " 'P% : P' u9,r He isV %as I'VE Warmly rrHI S %eieomcd
by a good-sized audience. Mr., Goodwin, Go
lightly il not built on tradIti2nal lines; IN fact,
lines to almost make it possible to call it II croa-
ton. A &ar9TGy Bones he vas a, home il a
lee, az Mrs. Major Phobbs in, Lend Me FIVE
ShiIlings, " was AZ her best, and later as Sebipq
herself. Her performance was positively refresh;
ing, lnasinuCh as the lent to her part 7 natural
T;sS s UwaS GnecrfqMIR iss t of T o. \ NE n SSIGo nsa met
sition to Mr.. Goodwin's company.
The Haverly-Cleyeland Minstrels made their
Brooklyn debut before an audience at the Grand
Opera-Housc last evening, and hold the speCtu-
entire entertainment. The Introductory is new
while the end men and musicians had applied
zoe and the { witticism MAN arnnSf iS"ffes we're S1ItS" new.
A troup Of u dozen Japs held the audience SPELL
bound with their wonderful Juggling perform
ances.
In his character of Henry Borgfeldt. the big
hearted; unsqspecting German manufactuIor,
Alexander sailyini drew Smls; Hnd tears alter,
the production q Partners. ' Maude Harri;;
the audience by her portrayal of the foolish but
innocent woman, and little Gertie Holman made
Other members Of the company who gave excel.
lent, support were Katharine, Rogers, Virginia
buchanan, Mamie Graddock. Kate Mallory,
Louis Massin, G. p. Flockton, Fred Corbett and
Harry Holiday.
E. II. Sothern, in Lord Chumley. " made his
initial bow before All Eastern District audience
at the Lee Avenue Academy of Music last night.
Mr.. Sothern's peculiar drawl and affected walk
caught on at once, and the performance was fire.
qucntly interrupted by bursts OF applause. The
supporting company was an excellent one.
Herbert Archer AZ Casper lie Sage made a most
subtle and cold-hearted william. Kate Pattison,
In the part OF Lady ,Adeline Barker, was fair and
fat, but did not look the forty.
Frank l. Frayne in - Mardo captured a large
audience at Jacobss Brooklyn Theatre last night
with his dogs, horses, hyenas, lion, goat, cow
boys and other interesting auxilliaries, includ-
ing q fair proportion of dramatic talent and an
excess of hrssarms. Among the company $; K.
bar were the favorites. Mardo " will continue
until Thursday, when - Slocum " will finish
the week.
After successful tours. during which the old
but ever welcome drama of - East Lynne =" has
been produced 800 times, Ada Gray presented
II last evening at P%roctor's Brooklyn Theatre, to
the great delight of Eastern District patrons.
The dual character Of Lady Isabel aud Nine.