The evening world., 1894-05-05
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
John Drew in 1.-THE Butterflies" at
the Columbia Next Week.
"Wang" at the Park-The Kendall
at the Ampbion.

On Monday evening at the Column,.
Theatre John Drew will begin a weet,.
engagement. .ius-nting for the first time
In Brooklyn, Henry Guy Carleton's corn.
edy. The Butterflies" in which he has
been appearing at Palmer's Theatre.
New York. THE Butterflies has three
ACTS TWO OF which are located in st.
Augustine. Fla, and one in fashionable
LehoN, Mass. The hero is a dashing
young Fellow running through a fortune
whose mao love for a young girl whom
ne mas rescued from drowning. carries
MIN through vicissitudes that call for a.
VIDE range OF mimetic powers. SO that 1
Mr.. Drew will be seen in humorous. !
witty, pathetic. satirical and sentimental
situations. The company includes
Maude Adams. Olive May, Kate Meek.
Arthur Byron and others.
Van the merry regent Of SIAM,
with his following Of pretty dancing
ssirdiss, tom.tom players, slaves. Cam
Of the harem, will be welcomed ~ a
host of old friends at Col. Sims Park
Theatre next week; The original scenery
the cast will include Edwin stevens,
Virginia Earl. Florence Drake, Ethel
LINTON Mittie Atherton, Charles Bur-
Camm Maxwell and Edward Eikas.
The farewell Brooklyn engagement Of.
MT; and Mrs. Kendall for this season !
SGaaiyi. 0 esd e co the Am fon one gh @eeE. M %r.
and Mrs. Kendall will present several
plays with which their names have been
e eesses. fh enq rep waeen are for tse Week sue "a
as follows: Monday evening and satur-
day matinee. THE Second Mrs. Tanaue-
T9y u N T Is,eria W Snd sssHrSay u. niss ssrs nrh =
Paper Thursday, "A White Lie;" FRI
day, still Waters Run Deep"
the third time this season. 1t will be re-
membered as a remarkably picturesque
and stirring play, full Of telling. situa:
features. The company includes Ed
ward Holland. Charles H. Bradshaw.
Edward White. Fred Jenkins, Ida Bell.
Laura Burt and others.
AT the Empire Theatre, Duncan 3:
Harrison will present 1.-THE P~aymaster,"
with the big tank and other accesso-
ries. Sampson. the modern gladiator
give an exhibition Of his marvellous
strength.
the is Star rrl Thea at aa With Wa Dan % Mccarthy t'sar ~
in the principal role. Others characters
will be assumed by James Flanagan,
George Earle, Henry George, Lizzie
others.
Frank Cushman's minstrels will hold
the boards at the Novelty Theatre dur
cludes Dan Coilyer, Joe Natus. Dan Re-
gan; Kissell, Griffin and Marks, William
Cushman, Alex Cameron. Patsy O'Con-
nor, Howe and Doyle, Short and Ed
CASTILLO. J. W. German. Henry c. Pfaft,
H. H. Hopping. John Hart and Frank
The Gayety Theatre will have for It's
stated that IT will b, their last appear
ance in Brooklyn in the amusing hodge,
cludes Lydia Yeamans-Titus. Julie
: Mackey. Mark Murphy. Frederick Titus,
Matinees will be given Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
At Huber & Gebhardt's Casino next
week the bill Will include Morton and
RH s s E e, the 1,Sn ! Cho Tso Four"
Y nett. Clara Simonds, Waldo Whipple
: and Minnie .Schult. On Wednesday
1 night Miss Schulz will be given her an
4 nual benefit.
!. success at the Grand Opera-House, have
. been sold by the author, Robert ],
: Donnelly,, to James Hyde, manage of
( Helene Mora. Mr.. Hyde will present
have as Interpreters. a company. fully
up to the STANDARD of the original cast,
which included e. ]. Henley, John e.
kellerd. Charles T. Parsloe, William
Davidge, Leonora Bradley, Earle Stir
Mora Will have u character admirably
suited to her, that of a girl who Affects
masculine manneriSms after the fashion
; OF the swagger set, although thoroughly
l feminine at heart.
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