The evening world., 1893-12-30
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
W, H. Crane as Brother John"
at the Park Next Week.
"Aristocracy" at the Columbia
Other Attractions.

Brooklynites who did not see "rrothcr
John" during It's run at the Star The.
atre will ave an opportunity OF doing
30 next week on their own side of the
bridge at the Park Theatre. Mir. Crane
and his company have just concluded a
tour which took In several of the larger
cities OF the West. In the presentation
Mr.. Crane will be the good-naturcd, lion.
hearted halter. John liackett, whose
world IL entirely made up OF his family
AMI the manufacture OF hats. Miss
ONeill will be the Sophie; Miss Collier,
Hetty; Mics Busby. Helen, and Miss
Wallis. Maggie. There have been no
changes In the mpa A special
matinee will be given Monday.
" Aristocracy," which is to be pre-
sentcd at the Columbia next week. Is
the last play from the pen OF Bronson
Howard, author OF SHENANDOAH THE
Henrietta, THE Bankers Daughter
and a number Of other brilliant Amcri-
can plays. Mr.. Howard is now at Jack
son, Mich, at work on anothcr play.
-" Aristocracy will be presented here
with all the original scenery, stage EN-
bellishments and costumes that were
used during the long run in New York.
The cast includes Louis Massen, Fred
Kent, Neil Warner. j. {. Blackstone,
Charles Wingate and the Misses Blanche
VA Mary Hampton. Helen Tracy
Marion Manola and John Mason come
t. the Amphion Monday afternoon with
te Er'ena fpi n /, The play is one Of the
been seen here in a long time. MIR.
Mason will repeat his excellent perform.
ance OF Fritz and Miss Manola will be
musical gems viii be be i tmT hlas Sevg The
s, pport will include Robert Mcwnde.
Seth NJ; Crane, Lindsay Morrison,
Henry Chase Lizzie Graham and others.
scented as a souvenir to the women
patrons on Wedr esday evening.
Jolly Nellie MciIeniy will begin the
opera-Honse. where she is to present
viii Be- assisted the by c'F Wi1ii w sht
Harry Brooker, J., II. Bradbury. Robert
Masnoh, t'nnice itennie, the DE witt
"A Parlor Match" Series 10, which
signifies that the old f%ayorlte farce-com-
materially changed, will be presented
by Evans and Hoey and their company
of twenty-three people at the Gayety
next week: Miss Minnie French is still
DANCES for her nimble feet to perform,
while the stars will present numerous
songs, Jokes and specfalties which they
nlotuTeu uulinS lnelT european trip last
Summer.
The District Fair will be produced at
the Novelty Theatre commencing with
a matinee on Monday. The play tells a
story. of New England life, and follows
the fortunes of a family from bright
cry to final reunion Of peace and happi.
ness. Incidental to the play is the rae.
ing scene, supposed to take place at the
District Fair, in which several thor
oughbreds will take part. The cast in.
cludes Daniel Hanchett, George W. Wal
George w. Walters, William Bonelli, w
w. Craig, Ralph Bell, Minnie Hill
Beatrice Ingram. George Ross, Jefferson
Lloyd.
The Struggle of Life" comes to the
Empire Theatre Monday afternoon. The
season. 1t is local to New York City
and it's stage settings show many well
known localities in the great metropolis
The principal scenes are, the exterior o.
st. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth avenue
City Hall Park, with Printing House
w.ntry night, showing the distanr
harbor n the Statue of Liberty. ant
a view of the docks along East River
front crowded with shipping.
At Huber & Gebhardt's Casino the bill
will include the Julians. contortionists
and a%crobats; .Theo. vocalist: Lang anC
Sharp, In a sketch: Meehan and Ray,
mond, banjoists; Lille Morris. singer
Maud Bennington, serio-comlc; Marie d.
} Rohan. ballad singer: Miss Minnie Schult
Avenue Academy next week In ",Th'
Outcasts of a Great City" A matine,
will be given Monday.
Miss Maud Lancaster. the exponent o
Thought Transfer" will make her frs
appearance In Brooklyn at the Parl
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