The evening world., 1893-11-28
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES.
The Second Mrs. Tanqueray"
Seen at the Columbia.
"1n Old Kentucky" at tho Grand
Other Plays.

The second Mrs. Tanqueray,' the
latest addition 10 the repertoire of Mr..
and Mrs. Kendall, was given its initial
performance in Brooklyn last night at
the Columbia Theatre. Mrs. Kendall, as
Paula, held the attention Of the au-
dience throughout the evening, and re-
ccived several curtain calls. Mr.. Ken
dars Interpretation of Aubrey Tan
queray vas excellent, as was also the
Drummie., 1.-THE second Mrs. Tan
gueray" will be repeated this evening.
Tomorrow night the Kendals will APP
pear in THE Silver She'll"
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
A large audience was worked Into a
high pitch of enthusiasm at the Grand
0pera-House, Brooklyn, last night at
the initial production there of I'm Old
h pbatje y, a. Laura M,d Burt made made an EN-.
Coulter as Joe Lorey and Charles II.
Bradshaw as Col. Doolittle won much
applause. The ~pickaninny band was re-
called several times. AS a scenic pro-
success. What It lacks in literary ef-
forts Is %supplanted by melodramatic
surprises and the work of the scenic
a distinct hit, and can be regarded as
one OF the best actors In the company.
PARK THEATRE.
The Love Chase was revived at Col.
Sims Park Theatre by Julia Marlowe
ana a capabls company. The young star
sr., as Fondlove, Harry Jewett as Wild,
rake and Rose Eytinge as the Widow
Green contributed to the general excel
lence of the production. Twelfth Night
VIII be revived this evening.
BIJOU THEATRE.
Across the Potomac was seen at the
Bl1Ou Theatre again last nipht u-hnra
II was presented by the same company
that has filed several engagements in
the play at other playhouses this season.
ton were heightened by the appearance
OF a company of marines from the Navy
yard. Characters were ssumed by Boyd
Amelia Bingham, Charles Nevlns and
others.
THE AMPHION.
Sardou's comedy Americans Abroad
was witnessed by a large audience at
the Amphion last night. 1t was inter
preted BY the LyceIm Comedy Com
pany, which included J. II. Gilmour, j. b.
Polk. Maud Harrison, George Allison,
Gertrude Rivers and others. The actors
were uniformly good, and a smooth per-
will be given Thursday and the Wednes-
day matinee will be omitted.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
MY unit Bridget George Monroe's
rafting farce-comedy, was presented In
It's latest form at the Empire Theatre
last night. Mr.. Monroe has several new
songs. and the performance has beep
improved by the Introduction Of other
features. owen Westford, Benny Grin
nell, Alice johnson and others assisted
in the fun-making.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
Martin Hayden, who is a favorite witt
the regular patrons of the Novelty,
opened at that house last night in Held
In Slavery" The -four Nelson sisters,
acrobats. appeared n performed some
difficult feats.
GAYETY THEATRE.
THE Rising Generation was intro
duced to Brooklynites last evening by
Billy Barry and his clever company.
The play was given in its original form
at the Gayety Theatre. The star Is al
ways a mirth-maker on the stage, and
his latest play gives him a good oppor-
tunity TO display his talents.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
"A Man Of Iron was given at the
Lee Avenue Academy IF Music last
night. James w. Kennedy, a profes-
sional Hercules; Dottie Pine. serpentine
dancer, and Richard German, comedian,
were among those In the company.