The evening world., 1889-01-08
BrOOkIyn Thcntrca.

Roland Reed should feel very much fattcred
Will, the cordial reception he met at the Amphion
the sympathetic and responsive audience that
S StsS,SSS his rProdMgS Sm,"n # H,,a li9ydMy r .pEr. tsh I:
irresistihly funny and. he caught the hon-c with
his t9pical, song; You, Don't Know How I,ou
stand" His duets With annie Lewis, his
;;luiSs Miss ,Nl@ttie, Earle, Harry Smith, Ernest
Halter - promises to be one of the best drawing
pieces of the season at the Amrhion.
The Indictment weather had no material effect
port at Col. Sims Park Theatre last evening in
the initial performence Of Sardon's much-talked
81 mLa i, h"f sea- Miss bH,ennor' brings into
with excellent effect. Melborne Mcdowell lent
able support in tho role of Scarpia, and the bal
displayed n number Of rich gowns. Only one
matinee Saturday will be given this week.
Evans and Hoey were At the Grand Opera
pany and all Of, Brooklyn,g fun-loying pnpula-
tion mat could gct ~ there. The parlor
s'Jitiau "S wp prG Met hSL aLIs IT., iaG" belle ! i"tG$t
piece Charlie .Hoyt came nearest to putting a
plot in one of lii4 plays. but in making this error
porting company with the iuimltable comedians
includes the French twin sisters.
w, J. Seaman, the favorite singing comedian,
Of Music last evening in his pretty Irish drama.
Sh9ne-na Lawn. A Eood-si2ed, audience mp
plhUiltu thCn jest OF tne merry lllSn laU, ana lIlH
songs met with enthusiastic encorcs. lie was
ably assisted by Edward II. Marsdcn. Charles
|. Mason, j. D.. Lie, Braase, Stella, Tenton, Matte
Ferguson and Others of n capable company.
Pat Rooney and his wonderful mimicry cap
tnred II large audience at Jacobs's Brooklyn
Theatre last evening. The drolleries and com
lcalities incident to certain types pi Celtic life,
mensely funny. This clever comedian has not
lost any of his sweet enotes, and his singing of
Irish ballads is wonderfully attractive. His
supporting company is rich with novelties Incl
his versatilc and ATTRACTIVE daughter Kate.
" Pats Wardrobe is a drawing card.
The peculiarities of life in Russia, with it, in;
deSSittS,l in "'zitk",F Which was introdiueed last
night at Proctor's brooklyn Theatre. In stage
setting, scenic display and artistic presentation
it suffered not at all by comparison with more
one. Henry Aveiing and MAY Wheeler being as-
pecially good. Miss Wheeler was accorded Il
hearty reception from her many admirers who
knew her Ill her amateur days.
The latest version of Uncle Toms Cabin. ="
which is from the pens of Arthur Wallack and
Charles Alfred Byrne, was presented at Jacobss
Lyceum Theatre yesterday afternoon and even
ing. The audiences, iii point Of number, were
not az satisfactory ~ might have been desired,
but what they lacked in numbers they made up
ance. a,Ex-Minstrcl Milt G, Barlow was the
Uncle Tom. and gave n careful and conscientious
PORTRAYAL of the faithful old slave; The piece is
mounted III q lavish manner. and calls into use
a large corps of auxiliaries,
A more sensational title could not have been
selected, for a play, than that of Jack the
Ripper, which IL the name of the melodrama
now current at HOlmea's Museum. Marland
Clarke, who plays n dual role on the Jekyll-Hyde
order, calls his latest Characterization u psycho-
logical study. He displays considerable dra-
matte ability and will no doubt meet with much
success this week.
Isn't he Just too sweet for anything. " re-
marked Il lady one evening last week to her