The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-08
At the BROOKLYN THEATRES.
MHe. Tavary in a Repertoire at
the Park Next Week.
Charley's Aunt" at Columbia
"Prodigai Daughter at Amphion.

Brooklyn will welcome the first grand
opera company OF the season at Col.
Sims New Park Theatre Monday night,
" hen the Tavary Grand English Opera
Company will make its initial APP
pearance. The repertoire for the week
is az follows: Monday, III Trovatore."
Tuesday night and Wednesday matinee,
bohemian Girl" Wednesday night.
"Cavalleria Rusticana' and I'll Pag-
liacci;" Thursday, Faust" Friday,
Carmen" Saturday matinee. Martha; -
Saturday night, I'll Troyatore."
"Charley's Aunt will be given its first
production in Brooklyn, at the Columbia
Theatre, on Monday night The farce
comedy comes from the Empire Theatre,
in New York, and will remair N this
side Of the. river for two weeks. The
frOlices Of three college Chums who are
frolics OF three college chums who are
at the basis of the piece. and, while its
chief object is to create laughter, sew
eral pretty love stories are told. The
company Is under the direction OF
Charles Frohman.
Commencing on Monday evening. at
the Amphion, Walter Sanford's produc-
ton of The Prodigal Daughter" will be
given. This play serves to introduce the
| race scene OF the grand national
scene number OF imported thorough
bred horses take part, one of them be-
| ing Roquetort, who won this celebrated
| race in 1855. The horses are ridden by
imported jockeys. and the scene repre-
senting a race track is most realistic
Lew Dockstader, with what he an
nounces as the only legitimate black
comprising nearly nifty artists" will be
the attraction at the Bijou Theatre. be-
ginnig Monday night. Dockstader never
comes TO Brooklyn without something
new. and this time he promises some ex-
! tremely funny living pictures. repro
duction OF the golden entrance to the
TRANSPORTATION Building at the Worlds
| dams Mcintyre and Heath in an or
| iginal comedy entitled Down Mobile 1"
which calls for seven complete sets OF
scenery painted especially, for the
| In the middle of river of real water.
Matinees will be given on Thursday and
Polished up to date Hoyts clever farce
comedy "A Bunch Of Keys" will be
played at the Grand Opera House on
Monday night The. mus is light and
tinuous, and the dances characteristic
and enjoyable. The funny hotel scene
Will be retained.
'Harbor Lights" will be presented at
the star Theatre Monlay nigh; by Mana
ger Sdnford's own company. Among
| those who will assume the principal roles
| are: Miss Victory Batemln, Miss Annie
| Barclay. Miss Lottie Williams, Miss
Nellie Maskel. Mrs Fannie Denham
Rouse. and Messrs. Harry Manhall.
| Charles ID. Herman, Charles Nevins.
Frank Lander, CRIPPLE PaImoni. Edward
| J. Heron. Edgar Forrest. Geo. 5. Flem-
| Ing. Nelson Compton. W. +. Davis.
In the Name OF the Car" will hold
| the boards at the Empire during the
| week, beginning Monday night. Messrs
| Connolly & Gardner. the managers.
have given the piece a good mounting,
and the characters are in the keeping
| OF capable actors
The Boston Howard Athenaeum Com
pany Is billed to appear at the Gayety
! Theatre on Monday. The programme
! embraces acts by Caicedo. Who will per.
| form On the slack wire: Eunice Vance
soubrette: Kalkasa, equilibrst Les
! Freres Crescendos," French musica
eccentriques: Smith and Campbell, com.
edians: Richard Pitrot, mimic; Maude
| Raymond, serio-comic. Emile and Kate
| Girard. dancers; Stinson and Merton
sketch artists, and the Eddy family
! The living pictures seem to have
caught on with the patrons of Huber 4
Gerhard s Casino, and they will he pre-
| scented for another week. August W
Johnson, the Swedish athlete. will lft
a dumb-beii weighing ]. 705 pounds: tbs
Weston sisters will sing and dance; r.
| Rogers will sing and dance and tel
stories; J. c. Shannon and Annie Law
| renee will