The evening world., 1893-10-28
1T THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"L'Enfant Prologue" at the Park
Theatre Next Week.
"The Girl I Left Behind Meo at
tho Columbia.

The company of French artists that
charmed New York theatre-goers by
performances OF "L'Enfunt Prologue"
during a run of two months at Days
Theatre will begin n single weeks en-
gagement at Col. Sims New Park
Theatre. Monday evening. More artis-
tic performers have seldom, If ever,
been seen on the stage, and its novel
Character. as well as its quaint musical
accompaniment, makes this French YER
sion Of the Prodigal Son doubly attrac-
tiv and interesting.
The Girl l Left Behind Me" will be
presented for a fortnight's engagement
at the Columbia Theatre, beginning Mon
day evening, Oct. 80, with the same
scenery, costumes and effects that
characterized its success in New York.
Inc cast will include william
motifs, frank Mordaunt, Sydney Arm
strong, Byron Douglas. Theodore Rob
erts, Thomas Oberle, James o. Barrows,
Eooert Edison, Charles Halleck, Wilson
P Phiml Jessie May, Percy Smith. Henry
katherine Florence and other players.
on the new Bijoll Theatre, at the corner
house will open on Nov. 10, with Henry
z; Dixey in a new edition of "Adonis.h
Inc owners or the new theatre saw that
when completed it will be one Of the
either of the two cities. Much atten-
Ton has been paid to the arrangements
tor lighting the building. and a surprise
Is IN store for those who attend on the
opening night. The sale of seats will
begin next Wednesday morning.
beemn a saen , a merry opera. which has
Iore. will be the attraction at the Am
phlon next week. Interest will be added
70 70 the performance from the fact that
hrst time In Brooklyn in the title role.
The supporting company will include
D nir9teia EAR: Ethei LINTON; Florence
Frank Casey, and others.
The Vendetta will be next weeks
%at1racti9p m at the Novelty Theatre,
ocean steamers collide in midoceano'
The burning of Paris by a mob is intro
duced in the last act.
be- At s 16s G5yf ev Tn Thea Msv amusement naS will
!esaue Company. May Howard and
twenty young women will present a
picture Of the race track, Several other
the performance Will end with a sketch.
The De Bolien Bros. and Gillett. aero
bats, Will make their first appearance in
Weston sisters. in songs and dances;
Minnie Schult, with new songs: Walter
Fernandez, trick violinist, and others
Primrose & Vests Minstrels, number
ing over a score of entertainers, will
hold the boards at the Grand Opera
House next week. The ~management
promise new. actually original jokes,
popular songs, dances, marches and a
gorgeously costumed first part" The
company includes Van Lewis, Howe
Randall, Burke Her. Wall Mcleod,
comedians. and Window, Garland, Castle,
Evans, Williams and Davis. singers.
Paul kauvar," Steele Mackaye's
melodrama, will be performed at the
Empire Theatre next Monday evening.
The play Is a familiar one, which has
been seen here several times. Mr..
Mackaye's play has many stirring and
well-written scenes, and its stage
pictures give a graphic idea of incidents
IN the French revolution.
"A Busy Day" will be given by Gran
dalls company at the Lee Avenue Acad-
m Harry Crandall will fill the lead
ing part.