The evening world., 1893-12-23
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"Aristocracy" to Be Presented at
the Amphion Next Week,
90 pnnjnndrum M the Columbia
Other Holiday Features.

bronson Towards new comedy drama.
"ArlstucraCy." will be- presented for the
first time in Brooklyn at tn" Amphion
on Monday afternoon, and Will remain
during the week, including the regular
matinors. The drama has aroused CON
siderable literary and social discussion
wherever 1t has been produced. The
company presenting "Aristncracy' in
cludrs Louis Massrn. Frederic Bond :.
Miller Kent. Neil Warner. Al l.ipman.
j. G. Buckstonc, Bruce McIt"a. Charles
Wingatr, blanche Walsh, Marry Iiamp-
tom, Helen Tracy ami Josephine Hail.
The play will be mounted here with the
original scenery and stage cmhelltsh-
ments as used during the four months
run at Palmer's Theatre last season.
~"paniandrum," De Wolf Hoppcr's
latest comic opera, which received its
first presentation In brooklyn at thu"
.\mphion Theatre on last Monday even
ing, T. the holiday offering al the Column
bia Theatre. the engagement opening at
the special holiday matinee OF christmas
bay. "~Panjandrun" is the most elabor-
ate Of all the Hopper productions, In
rich costuming. The score of tn" opera,
as well AZ the concerted numbers. IL
bright and attractive. No prctticr effect
has been heard here IN comic opera
''i'ii ~ u ~
Edmund Stanley's tenor romanza in the
= first act. while Miss Ida Fuller's dance.
with picturesque rainbow and electric
tght effects, Is one OF the most brilliant
ieaturcs of the performance.
The Christmas attraction at the Park
Theatre win BE- Marie Jansen in Del
amusing comedy was seen AT the other
end of the city several weeks ago. and
proved quite successful. Miss Jansen
does many clever things. and It is prom
lGDI that 0h, Nll hn too lNE IL n.NI.
company.
At the Grand Opera-House. beginning
Christmas matinee, Messrs. Evans and
and last series OF "a Parior Match"
Among the new features in the play this
songs by Charles e. Evans, called And
the Verdict Was" and Little Johnny
Duggan;" a budget OF new things by
odd HossI Hoey, including new songs,
Boys and They All Take After Me
The company includes tho De Forests,
eccentric dancers; James n. Galloway,
NJ. i. sullivan, Hugh Mack. Sydney De
Gray, William Keough. Peter Randall,
Peter f. Johnston, T. Il. Dunbar. W. i,
Brown, Miss Minnie French, Lille Allis,
ton Ehsridah Simpson, Georgia Metz,
ger, Stella BOnheur and others.
Inc ENTERTAINMENT at the Gayety Thea.
tire VIII be furnished by Kaye and Henry
IN q sketch George ii. Wood, comedian
- - "Aii lN'''llIlEs promoters OF In.
Charles II: Duncan. ventriloquist; Girarl
Leon and his donkeys. Jack and jim, am
many other performers.
For Christmas week at the Empire
Bessie Bonehill and her company o
comedians will present for the first tim
i! j! pbl ay%sfyca the musiGnl faycs comedy
Jack Wellington. An interesting featur,
or the programme is the piano-playing o
Sig. A. Rorelli,. who m%anipulates tn
| tvnrin III IntI ha.l- .I NJ,
company includes Charles jerome, VIII
am Jerome. Seeley and West, Williar
b II, Maxwell, GeTrge Brengle, John MuI
e the English Adams sisters and the Sis
. ters Leigh.
, Ex-Champion John l.. Sullivan will ar
, heTr at the Bijou Theatre next week i
, Of Capt. Harcourt, Mr.. Sullivan Wi
/, nave an opportunity to show. how mucI
nnvanr"ment he has made in his dra
Yale and Harvard. Mr.. Sulllvan's en-
counter with another fighter. and severa
specialties are among the features OF tn
play.
"Eagle's Nest" will be given at tn,
Novelty Theatre, beginning Monday ar
%ternoon. Edwin Arden will assume tn,
leading role. Jim Hall. the ]well-knowi
athlete, will appear In a three-round ex
hihition Of scientific boxing, with Stev,
1,1onneli; better known az the Aus
!, arnilan MondHr. This exhibition. 1T i
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the action of the drama, and will be
contest for points only.
Long and Edwards. the Flying men.
Will remain at Huber 4 Gebhardts Ga
sino during the coming week. The bill
VIII also include Edwards and Kernel
rlafin sisters. Lang and Rosa, Bobb,
Emrett Violet st. Gaur and Mimi
Schult.
The Bull Fighter" which is to be pre-
sented at the Lee Avenue Academ
christmas week, is "A romantic spectacu
lar melodrama. The scenes are laid #
tie city of Mexico. During the actioI
or the play the Spanish fandango dan
GERS and bandura serenaders will Civ
some weird dances of Old Mexico. "A.
extra, matinee viii be given on Monday
2 Re8ular matinees Wednesday, and Satur
day. "'"'
. The Genera, Superintendent Of the Erie Raj,
why mas Issued II bulletin notice to the effect linn
on Monday. Dec. -, christmas Day, and ",
, Iii ,fnri he ps ~, Jan; Il 1894, the sunday schciuI
schedule on the Eastern Division md hrnu,l,.y I.