The evening world., 1893-11-25
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall at the
Columbia Theatre Next Week.
Julia Narlowe at the Pnrls-Othri
Attractions.

Mr. AMI Mrs kcnial will appear at
the Columbia Theatre in brooklyn next
week in a repertoire This viii he their
third appearance In Brooklyn. and their
work viii probably h. received as warm.
ly as heretofore. Monday. Tuesday ani
Friday evening and at the Wednesday
and Saturday matirece will be played
THE Second Mrs TanQueray;" Wedues-
day evening and Thanksgiving night. II.
j. w. Dams new play. "'The silver
She'll" and Thanksgiving matinee the
popular play. "a White Lio." The play
for Saturday will be announced during
the early part OF the week.
Julia Marowc comes to the Park The
atrr Monday evening for weeks en-
Fagement In several plays that she has
presented here on former occasions
Mss Marlowe possesses a charming per
Tonality and graceful manner which
have Won her many admirers in Brook
lyn. Monday evening and Thursday
matinee she will be seen In The Lone
Chase" Tuesday. Twelfth Night
Wednesday evening and Saturday matt
nee, Romeo and Juliet" Thursday
evening. The Hunchhack:" Friday. AS
You Like IT. saturday evening. Much
"A n
| Augustus Fitou's successful war drama
| Across tho Potomac" viii be given at
tho Bitou Theatre next week. with matt
nees Thanksgiving Day and Saturday
war, the play viii prove interesting To
| large class of theatre Goers. 1t
will be elaborately staged. Boyd Put
nam ratS viii hl the ras lSsIns nsIs roiE j. r.
Henry, Napier, Gustaye Frankel,, Charles
Burbidge, Fanny Gillette, Amelia Ring-
ham. Constance llamhlin. g. Edgar
Foreman and Julia West are also in the
Daniel Frohmans Lyccum Comedy
Company will he the Thanksgiving week
attraction at the Amphion,;, They hey, WI viii
seen recently at the Columbia Theatre,
| The story illustrates the old moral that
true love is better than money. Tho
George Alison, Frederic Congcr.,, r
Vaughn CHASER, Maud Harrison. Ger.
trudc Rivers. Helen Kinniard. Jane Lo;
Hope Booth.
Charles r. pazey's picturesque Amer.
lean play. In Old Kentucky" Will he
given its initial performance IN Brook.
Opera . House ''Woodiawn " whang
doodies." juvenile brass band OF pick
aninnies. and the other features Of the
New York production viii be retained
George ". Monroe. clever farce COM
edian. Will appear at the Empire Thea
tire Monday evening in his old success
My Aunt Bridget" The comedian will
fill his old role Of Bridget McNeigh, and
| will instil new life in II by the introduce
ton of new songs and funny sayings
owen Westford, Benz. F. Grinnell Alicc
Johnson and Jennie Dickorson ar,
among the cast.
Held in Slavery" is tho title Of the
play that L to be presented at the
! Novelty Theatre next week. 1t will b,
staged with good mechanical and clectri
cal effects, and features will be intro
duced In the way of dances and othel
specialties.
There are eight sons and daughters o
prominent theatrical people who mad'
their regulations during the last daCad
In the company supporting William
Barry. Brocklyn's famous Irish come
dian, who will appear in his new Irisl
comedy. The Rising Generation" Il
the Gayety Theatre, in Williamsburg
Thanksgiving week. Mr.. Barrys com
pany is headed by Miss Lydia Barry, hi
daughter. also a great Brooklyn favor
ite. THE Rising Generation" seems
aptly named at least so far as the com
pany Is concerned. Mr.. Barry'3 sol
Charles is also In the cast.
At the Lee Avenue Academy mex
week j. Walter Kennedy will give al
exhibition of his remarkable strength IL
a play called THE Man of Iron"