The evening world., 1893-11-07
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUsts.
Don Caesar Do Bazan" by Sal
vini at the Park.
"Country Circus" at the Grand
Opsra-Other Plays.

Alexander Salvini began an engage
ment at Col. Sims Park Theatre, in
Brooklyn, last night before IA large au-
dience in D'Ennery's romantic drama,
Don Caesar DE Ba:an." The part is
one peculiarly fitted to his abilities, and
he improved the opportunities 1t offered
him. At the close Of the second and
third acts he received a double curtain
call. William Redniund. as the King;
william Harris, as Don Jose; Miss
Eleanor More ii. as Mariana, and
Miss Maude Dixon as Lazarillo,
divided the honors with the star. 'Don
Caesar DE Bazan'' will form the bill for
to-morrow's matinee and Friday night.
During the first act Salvini, the elder.
entered the thea ire and was shown to. a
the audience and given a reception sui
ticiently enthusiastic to cause the play
to be stopped for several moments. He
bowed his Acknowledgements.
To an Evening World" representative
he said he had just returned from Chi
cago. He had been anxious to see his
the talent that would in time develop
into the making of a great actor. Even
now he thought he was a good actor,
but he had considerable to learn yet and
experience would teach him much. Re
ferring to himself. Salvini, the elder. said
he had given his farewell tour in Amer
lea, and he had decided not to appear
here again.
At the close OF the fourth act. the
younger Salvini was asked his opinion
of his father as an actor. He said he
that ever lived. He had never seen him
in n role like Don Caesar, but he i'm
agtned he would not be as great in 1t.
THE AMPHION.
John Drew, surrounded by an .admira-
Die company; was seen for the tirst I!
at, the Amphion last night. The ~farcical
adaptation from the French was well
received The play relates to misunder.
are amusing. 1t is full of hustle and
fun.
GRAND oPERA-HoUsE:
The Country Circus" attracted a fair
House last night. The feature OF the
show was supplied by Joseph Darby,
champion jumper Of the world. who per
sreciaiities were Mile. Venus, in a bare
back riding act: Devere family. aero
bats: Sig. Scarfor. who gave an interest
ing exhibition OF trained goats; James
L. dams, clown. and others.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
The seconl week OF The Girl I Left
Behind Me-" at the Columbia Theatre,
was begun last night The interesting
interpreted by the same excellent COM
pany as was seen last week, and the
performance was frequently interrupted
by applause. Tonight the election re-
turns Will be read from the stage by
Judge William b. Green.
GAYETY THEATRE.
At the Gayety last night a fair vaude-
Vile bill was presented. The programme
was beaded by the Irwin Brothers, and
Included the National Trio, Edward Les
lie. Smith and Campbell. Dryden and
Mitchell and Mile. Carrie Harrigan.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
April Fool" with Gus Williams in the
central part, amused those who visited
supporting company included Sugar and
Fanny Midgly, Emma De Berger.
George Burt and others who introduced
various specialt!es into the performance.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
The Clemenceau Case was revived
on the stage at the Lee Avenu Academy
last night. with Emma Bell as liza. The
pay was well staged and was presented
in a manner satisfactory to those who
ike that class OF plays.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
1.-The Scout" held the boards at the
Novelty Theatre last night. DIR. Carver.
the we'll known rife shot. and a number
of Indians. MeXicans. cowboys and other
products of the plains took part in the
performance.
THE CASINO.
At Huber & Gebhardt's Casino the bill
included the Zamoras family of acrobats,
Campbell and Beard, Reardon and Blake.
James G. Medway, Miss Minnie Schult.
kittie Rose and others.
SPECIAL MATINEES.
Special matinees will be given this
afternoon at all the Brooklyn theatres.
There will be no change of bill at any
OF the houses except the Park, where
Salvini will be seen in THE Three
Guardsmen." The managers Of the
various theatres have arranged to keep
their patrons Informed of the result OF
the election as last as the returns are
received.
Workers Firm for the Scale.
(Ry Associated rress)
CLEVELAND. q. Nov. AT a mass meeting
Of iron workers in Youngstown, o., last risht