The evening world., 1894-04-07
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"A Woman of No Importance"
at the Park Next Week.
Vaudeville at tho Columbin-Othcr
Attractions.

Rose Coghlan, who is said to be sup
ported by an unusually strong COM
pany. will begin a weeks engagement
at the New lark Theatre ON Mund y
evening. when she viii appear here for
the first time in Oscar Wilic's social
satire, "A Woman Of No Importance"
As Mrs. Arbuthnut in this play Miss
Coghlan is credited with having Won II
dramatic triumph. In her company are
Ada Dyas. Elite shannon, Mrs. Dion
RouciCault, Kate Denim Wilson and WI
mona shannon, all of whom will appear
In prominent parts.
The new Boston Howard A"thCnaeutn
company, which will besecn at the Column
bia Theatre next week is generally rec
ognized as one of the best vaudeville
destinations on the road. There viii
b" number Of new faces among the
performers. The company is headed by
Scverus SChaffcr, principal member OF
the Schatfer family OF a%crobats: liughcy
~DouSherty., the well-known comedian;
Conroy and Fox, in Il new act called
"toXry's Army EN- Route to Washing
tom Frank Bush, mimic; the Elton COL
iege athletes, Marion, Hayes and Mar
Charles and Edward AvOios. the Atlas,
Eunice Vance, scrio-comic; Arvillo,
ralph Terry, the man with the mys-
terious fingers" and others;
.Hoyts comedy, "A Temperance
Town" will be seen at the Amphion
Theatre next week. This play is the We.
hicle for some of the most decided views
held on the subject of prohibition as en-
,rcised in the state OF Vermont. The
scenes are laid in "A little country town,
and II is pcoplCd with just the charac-
tiers that can he found IN Vermont. The
with Eugene Garfield. Richard Dillon.
George ODER. William II. Curric, VIII
lam Cullington, Frank Russell, Lulu la
Dor, Marie TART, Dallas Tyler and Anna
lthlllSln IN M lGt
"Hendrick IIudaon,'' with Corinne in
a dual role, will hold the boards at the
Grand Opera-iiouse next week. During
the play, the clever little star will give
tambourine and mandoline dances, and
sing several new songs. Willard Simms
has an act called &" What You see on the
stage Harry DietZ, with songs: Kirke
ana Grady in their Midway plaisaucc
sketch: the Nelson sisters dancing, and
other s%pccialtics will be introduced.
M~avourncen" will ill it's last Ell.
gagcment Ia Irooklyn at the Grand
opera-nouse next week. Chauncey OF
cot viii play the part OF, Terence
); Butler$ Palmer Collins, J; o. lie
George a. Wilson, George Addison and
others.
Barney Ferguson with his hodge.
podge of comedy, acrobat!cs and music
viii be at the Empire next week. Miss
Marguerite Ferguson in a silence anC
fun act and two Contortion dances
Miss Carrie Behr in a pretty lullaby
Barry Maxwell with PAROLES on popu'
lar songs Wnring and Wilson in q
sketch: Barney Reynolds in limitations
and William Carroll in representations
are among the specialties that are t.
be introduced.
Manager Sanford will next week Offer
his patrons at the Star, Leonard Gro
ver's aquatic melodrama, Lost in New
York" The story deals with the shady
side Of New York life. the plot hinginl
upon the vicissitudes of an unfortunat,
waif who struggles through five eXcit
ing acts to free u blind mother from
the Vaccinations OF a couple OF vii
lalns. The action of the play carries
number Of its characters to Ward
Island Insane Asylum and it is in thi
scene that the tank Is brought int
prominence.
Manager Robbins offers the patron
Of the Novelty Theatre a new play mex
week. 1t Is called THE Engineer.
Many novel features will be introduced
including n genuine o~li-fashioned Fourt'
of July celebration, in which the Plum
berville Cornet Band has its first out
ing.
Billy Barry and his company Of come
Gtans will appear at the GaNety Thoatr
next week. presenting The Hisinl
Generation" Matineos will be givel
Monday, Thursday m Saturday.