The evening world., 1894-03-13
IN BROOKLYN PLAYH0UsEs.
Felix Morris in a Triple Bill at
the Park Theatre.
Jim Corbett at the BIIou Theatre
Other Plays.

felx Morris began an engagement at
the Park Theatre, in Brooklyn. last
night, presenting three plays in which
ne portrayed as many distinct charac-
tiers. The bill was made UP of kerry"
a one-act play by Dion Boucicault. in
which Mr.. Morris gave a clever per-
1ormance OF an old servant: 1.-THE Vaga-
pond by Forbes Hermans. and
Moses" n two-act farce from the Ger
man Among those in the who
did good work were Miss Jean Cove.
James NELL, William Ingersoll and For
ence Wood. 1.-THE Old Musician, and
The Paper Chase will be given on
Thursday night.
COLUMBIA THEATRE,
Lady Windemere's Fan" held the in
terest or a good-sized audience at the
Coluinbia Theatre last night. Oscar
,Miidc,s clever play was given an excel
lent performance, and It's dramatic in
claentS were vigorously applauded. Vir-
Erl,ynne, ar witb p miSS me part Of Mrs,
acters were Interpreted by Frank Gil
more. Howard .Hansel. Evelyn Camp
Dell, !. q; Saville and others. The play
was handsomely staged.
THE AMPHION.
Diu Jeans was just as attractive
phion last night frequently showed It's
appreciation of the many amusing fea-
r played Of his the old Play 4Sje. George cGf I p; ch@ H}nn
Risener; Andrew Robson played the part
Of Perry Bascom, Anna Belmont was
June. and the other members of the
company were satisfactory,
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
"A Parlor Match" with the old favor
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the crowd in good spirits at the Grand
Opera-House last evening. Old Hoss
End !. McCorker were ably seconded by
Minnie French, the De Forests, who
Der OF speclaltles; j.. 7. Galloway. NJ. J.
Sullivan, Hugh Mack and others. This
week will be the last that Evans and
Hoey will be seen In this play.
STAR THEATRE.
Lincoln ]. Carriers sensational and
messed at the Star Theatre last night.
The tornado scene was vivid, and evoked
much applause. There are many other
striking stage pictures in the play. The
ember of the company all did well.
NEW BIJOU THEATRE.
James ]. Corbett, the champion prize
fighter of the world, drew a large au-
dience at the Bijou. Theatre last night.
In the title role. Gentleman Jack, Cor
t 6ett pT gave a me Ths eI thipd sst OF OF ms 3hs p nIsY IS
%sprinkled with specialties introduced by
Matthews and Bulger, Jessie Nillars and
others. Mr.. Corbett will not be seen
again in Brooklyn this season.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
The ever popular "Silver King was
seen again last night at the Empire
Theatre, with Carl Haswin in the chief
part of Wilfred env The role gives
Mr.. Haswin an opportunity to display
his talents, and his performance of the
character was accorded much praise.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
Monte Cristo,' in a new form, was
the attraction at the Novelty Theatre
last evening. Arthur e. Sprague as Ed
mond Dantes and the other members of
the cast were satisfactory.
GAYETY THEATRE.
At the Gayety Theatre last night the
audience was treated to a good show,
composed of Mana and her lions from
London; the Padros, bicycle riders; Rice
and Harvey, eccentric dancers; Burke
and Forrest in Tricks of the Trade
Johnston, Riano and Bentley in 1.-THE
Monkeys n the Farmer" Astroy. a
tuggler; Allen n West, musicians: the
four Papillon dancers. and Pat Reilly,
draughtsman. The programme was con-
cluded with a funny sketch, entitled
THE Mystic order of Undertakers."