The evening world., 1894-01-30
tiers, the three Renos, grotesaue dancers,
and Capt. w. l.. Marsh.
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHousEs.
Tho Professors Love story" Seen
at tho Park Theatre.

'"O .
e.. S. Willard began a fortnight's en-
gagement at Col. Sims Par Theatre,
In Brooklyn, with a production OF 1.-THE
Professors Love Story" j. NJ. Barrie.
the author, has given the star a remark
ably clever character sketch, In which
he Is seen to good advantage. Miss
Marie Burroughs, as Lucy White, the
Professors secretary. with whom he
falls in love, also did good work and
received a share of the applause. THE
Professors Love Story will be given
the balance OF this week.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
In spite of the stormy weather a large
audience attended the Columbia Theatre
last night to witness Eugene Temp
kins's revival OF THE Black Crook
The Ballet of Gems, the Ballet of Popu-
lar Airs, the special acts of the Heras
family. acrobats: Fielding, the juggler:
the singing and dancing OF job Page,
Sadie Mcdonald and Florrie West, the
dancing Of T~ornagghi and Salvaggi. and
the final transformation scene were all
productive OF salvos of applause. The
Black Crook Will remain two weeks at
the Columbia.
GRAND OPERA-HoUSE.
Lew Dockstsder. the old.time favorite
OF the bones and ''tambo." and his
merry company of black-faced men. was
enthusiastically received at the Grand
cluded Messrs. Symonds and Hughes,
George Powers. Harry Leighton and
James Ray. Mr.. Dockstader. made a de-
cided hit with a number of new songs
and entertaining speciaities.
THE AMPHION.
DaDNla d, th, l',u,nr, ntstrint u,bn
nave been content to read about the re-
cent amateur minstrel show In the
Western District. attended the Amphioi
combines farce. minstrelsy. burlesuue
and vaudeville. The audience showed
its appreciation o fthe specialties. The
play is a novelty. and was well re
BIJoU THEATRE.
"A Nutmeg Match, with It's realistic
and startling pile-driver, was the at
Traction offered at the pretty Bijot
last seen in Brooklyn II has been re
Characters were played by William e
Wilson, Ralph Stuart, Beaumont Smith
Oscar Schoening, Annie Buckley anC
others. The play was well staged.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
"O'Dowd's N~eighbors'' renewed theil
acquaintance with Eastern District play
goers at the Empire Theatre last night
Mike Kelly. the baseball player. other
wise known as king Kel. the Sl0.0o
Beauty sang several songs and wa:
given several rousing encores One
quarter of the total receipts this weel
Will be used in allevieting poverty IL
Williamsburg.
GAYETY THEATRE.
The bill at the Gayety Theatre wal
made up of several very good vaude
vile entertainers. Prominent among
them were Adele Purvis Onri, tn,
globe trotter:" Lottie ellison. in song
and dances; Smith and Fuller, musica
artists; Frank Moran, Conway and lie
land, Burke Brothers,, Cain and Orndorf
Smith and Fuller and others.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
Lincoln J. Carter's company began
weeks engagement at the Novelty Thea
tire, presenting a more or less thrilling
m~elodrama. called THE Fast Mail.
A realistic picture of Niagara Falls b.
moonlight was among the scenic fea
lures OF the play.
THE CASINO.
At Huber & Gebhardt's Casino las
night the bill included the Brillian
Quartet, Stirk and Ieno. trapeZe per
formers; Boyle and Graham in a sketch
Mcbride and Flynn, comedians; Lii
Page, serio comic.