The evening world., 1893-11-18
At The BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"The Other Man." at the Colum-
bia Theatre Next Week.
Roland Reed at the Park Other
Attractions.

Roland Reed comes to Col Sims
Park Theatre next week with his latest
comedy, Lend Me Your Wife" In the
character OF Capt. Abner Tarbox, Mr.
Reed Is quaint and amusing. The play
abounds in humorous complications,
which are so cleverly worked out that
interest does not lag. The comedian will
be supported by Sheridan Tupper. Miss
Isadore Rush. Miss Maud Monroe, Mrs.
Mary Campbell, William c. Andrews,
Julian Reed, james Douglass and others.
THE Other Man" will be given Its in
itial performance in Brooklyn at the
Columbia Theatre Monday evening.
There are twenty-five speaking parts in
the comedy. and the leading characters
Will be played by Joseph Holland and
Henrietta Crossman. The company also
includes Thomas Burns. Herbert stand
Ing; I'M Harry Brown, Charles 5. ,Abbe,
AAdelmSsn f. G. ThSmas v JS@ssRh @;ab
oils, Thomas Fritz Clarke. Raymond
Ter Davenport; Charles Dayton, Miss
greaves and Miss Margaret Craven.
prima % donna with fe the l'tiS Carleton 't5 opera
Company, appears as the heroine IN w.
H. Powers romantic Irish drama, Glen
da-Lough." which will be seen at the
Lane will introduce a number OF vocal
selections, among them being Nora
Brady" Love Is Not for Day r only
niyar'; war; al and Good Nlsht, bieloyed. and
Good Night Sweet Dreams" duets,
which she will sing with J. x. Murray.
"A Trip to Chinatown will BE. be seen s,n,at at
skit will be given in the same form as
at the Madison Square Theatre in New
York Frank Lane will appear as
and d Anna Boyi as the Widow: j. c.
Miron. Lloyd Wilson, Margaret MacDon-
aid, Frank Lawton, LILLIAN Markham
ote Psws1 Of ise T also pSs the
attraction at the Grand Opera House.
beginning Monday night. The play con
tains many. effective scenes and thrilling
cushman, May c. standish, Lavinia
Shannon and others will be In, the cast;
AT tne m le be SEEM in pays
appear In Forget -Me-Not;" Wednesday
and Thursday, Camille" Friday and
The Midnight Alarm" will be
sounded at the Novelty Theatre during
the coming week. The railroad bridge
scene and the interior OF the tire-house,
with its stamping horses, and engine
puffing clouds OF smoke and cinders, are
said to be very realistic.
THE Power of Gold" is the title of
| the play that Is to be presented at the
Empire Theatre. The scene of action is
laid in London. and the characters are
all of English type. The scenic features
are: An exterior of St Hilda,s Found
Hounds5itch Mad-House and the de-
serted dollhouse at Victoria Lock.
The bill at the Gayety will include
Frank Bush. Burke brotners, McCale
and Daniels, johnson trio Senator
Frank Fra Moran, Isabella Ward. the Royal
Japs, Bellac and Aouda. the Mills and
| others.
week the entertainment Will be supplied
Worlds Fair; the Cohan family. fun
makers; Peter johnson. comedian; Kitty
Gilmore, ballad singer, and Miss Minnie
The direct theme oSBronson Howard $
RfT Which Ameriesn menaser Gavin Gay KnoWes an
nounces as the attraction at the Colum-
bia during New Years week, Is a warn
fore seeking an alliance with any of the
titled families OF Europe.
A banjo concert will be given on Mon
day evening at Association Hall. N
appear Among those who have been
announced to play are the Gregory trio:
Brooks and Denton, Mortimer Griffin, OF
S S DarRys rRgsins Dream ei snd
"parRy's Patrol" the Boston Ideal
Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club Miss
Mabel Stephenson, whistler, will also
appear. The entertainment will be given
| Tomorrow afternoon at 2.l5 clock and
at 8.15 in the evening, lectures on Ha-
wall will be given at the Lee Avenue
Academy. The proceeds will be de.
voted to procure food for the poor of