The evening world., 1894-04-10
IN BROOKLYN PlAYH0UsES.
Rose Coghlan in "A Woman of No
Importance" at the Park.
=" Mavournccn" at the Bijou-Other
Good Attractions.

"Mavourneen," with Chauncey Olcott
as the star. drew "A large audience to the
New Rilou Theatre. Brooklyn. last night
The audience was particularly pleased with
Mr. Olcotts singing. Tho same ballads
which have made the Irish play so ropu-
lar are still identified with 1t, including
plain Molly o." "Mavourneen." "rhc
Aud Countric," "The Christmas Tree"
she and Together" and Now no You
See?" The company is good and includes
Florence Robinson, Fred j. Butler,
blanche Ring. Palmer Collins W. IL.
Rurtonc, Emma stevens, O'kane Hills,
Dot Clarendon and Gertic BOSWELL
PARK THEATRE.
Rose Coghlan, in oscar Wilde's English
play with French motive, "a Woman
of No Importance. drew an enthusiastic
audience To- Col. Sims New Park Thea
tire last night. The play IA sprinkici
with bright sharp bits OF satire, and IN
this respect IL is considered by some t.
be equal to Lady WindIrmrre.s FHn.
Corhlan assumes "A role entirely different
from anything she has heretofore adopt
ed. The audience was well pleased with
the change, and showed Its Appreciation
played by John Y. sullivan, Ada Iyas
/ Aubrey Boucicault. Etilc shannon
: j nplllaS W nlI1Cn, Nl'c l'tnln W llNbu,
Robert Fischer. Grant stewart. Norah
Samson Burris Raymond and Thomas
james.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
The patrons of the Columbia Theatre
/ last night were treated to Il vaudeville
Company. of Boston. The programme
Included lIughey Dougherty, IN his mono-
logue Frank J'ush, the popular mimic;
NL2nr,oy N,Lnr,oyy qna Fox, in a lively sketch
Schaffer, the strong man; Eunicc Vance,
serio-comc, Charles and Edward Avolo.
performers on the Nylophon; Albert and
Terry. Arvillo, initiating musical instru.
mcnts. and Mile. Carlin, with her trained
dogs.
AMPH1ON THEATRE.
IIoyt's "A Temperance Town" at the
to Brooklyn for the benefit Of the East.
ern District people. The scenes are laid
In small country town, and the char
acters are in keeping with the surround.
ings. George Richards, the head of the
company, was supported by Eugene
Garfield. Richard Dillon, George Ober
William II. Currie. william Cullington
Frank Russell, Lulu Tabor, Marie Cart
Dallas Tyler and Anna Robinson. The
play was well received and will continue
for the entire week.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE
Corlnne made her first appearance II
the Western District In 'Hendrick Hud
SON at the Grand Opera House las
night. The clever little actress proved
quite as entertaining last night as sh
was on the other side of town last week
and she was roundly applauded. Th
singing. dancing. marching and specla
features We're well presented. The sup
porting company includes Harry piet2
kirke and Grady. the Nelson sisters an,
others.
STAR THEATRE.
Lost in New York" one of the bes
, so-called tank dramas on the road. wa
, seen last night at the Star Theatre. Th
scene showing the East River an
Wards Island was remarkably realistic
Frank Richardson, Charles jackson
Pauline Maitland. Lilly Sinclair Ma
Sutro and the other members OF the cas-
5 did well In their respective characters.
4 EMPIRE THEATRE.
r "McCarthy's Mishaps, with Barne
= the patrons OF the Empire Theatre I
laughter last night. Miss Merguerit
= Ferguson gave clever act: Carrie Bel
u sang well; Barry Maxwell sang parodlc
q gave imita tions, and other specialize
e were introduced.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
The Engineer was played at II
n Novelty Theatre last night. lndepenC
:. ence Day was celebrated In real old-fasi
e !onel style, and the plumberville Corn'
y Band amused the audience with variol
It selections. The play was well stage,
9 and the company was received with al
plause. -
E GAYETY THEATRE.
. THE Rising Generation" which hf
n played several engagements in Brookly
n this season, was seen at the Gayei
t Theatre last night. Billy Barry and h
n company of comedians interpreted Il
s play.