The evening world., 1894-04-28
At The BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Wilson Barrett in Several Plays
at the Park Next Week.
Kendals at the Columbia-Attrac-
lions at Other Houses.
Wilson Barrett. the well-known English

Wilson Barrett. the well-known English
at Col. Sims Park Theatre. in Brook
lyn, during the coming week. He will
appear in a series of plays selected from
his repertoire by written ballots Of the
patrons of the theatre. This new way
of ascertaining the desires Of Mr.. Bar
rett's admirers Is a very novel one and
it's outcome will be watched with great
interest. Monday and Thursday even
ings, Ben My Chree." n love story of
the Isle of Man, will be the attraction.
Tuesday night will be devoted to
"Othello;" Wednesday afternoon and
night the great spectacular romance.
"Claudian." will be given. with Mr..
Barrett in the title role. and Hamlet"
will be the play on Friday night. On
saturday afternoon n evening he will
present The Silver King"
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall will play a re-
turn engagement at the Columbia Thea
tire, beginning Monday evening. The
repertoire will be as follows: Monday
evening and Saturday matinee. 1.-The
Ironmaster;" Tuesday and Thursday
nights, THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray;"
"ehh'Sthy SNeillS NOlly tlIle), ollll
Waters Run Deep" Friday (only time),
"a Scrap Of Paper" No Wednesday
matinee will be given during the Ken
dial engagement.
At the Amphion next week Mime.
THE Two Orphans" Janauschek win
I'LL the role of the Countess de Linieres,
n her companion viii play her old
Mn rio (nlffnn G1arn I u rIylEN Alta..
Potter, William Harcourt, Eugene Rob-
erts, Vida Croly. Horace Filbert n
others.
Lydia Y~eamans-Titus and her husband.
Frederick Titus, viii make their first ap.
pearance with the Hallen and Hart COM
pany at the Grand-Opera House on Mon
day night, So also will Mark Murphy
present this farce. THE idea" to a
Brooklyn audience. They will bring for
Manager Sanford will present to his
dramatic story. of ante-bellum days in
the sunny, South. when all was sunshine
was tuned, the tambo ready to the hand,
and the fiddle and the bow hung on the
wall of every Old slaves cabin on the
old plantation. The production is called
moth and genuine cake-walk will close
the entertainment.
One of the most weird stories Of the
last few years Is undoubtedly Hal Gaines
dramatic novel. THE Bondman," which
has been done over in dramatic form
by Edwin Barbour and called The
Will be seen at Manager Sanford's En-
pire Theatre next week. and will be pre-
sented by the same company that APP
peared in the piece at the American
rG heseph in New a9 9a,o, will onns.r
in "Old Kentuck" at the Novelty
Theatre next week. The cast will
Clark. Jennie Kay. Ado Ryman, Harry
Trayer, Frederic De We're. the 'Old
kentuck" Quartet and the dancing
Tieanninies: The race scene between
t%horoughbreG Kentucky horses, viii be a
feature of the show. On Saturday. a
children's matinee will be given at which
a $40 gold piece will be presented to the
child who builds the greatest number OF
words from the letters contained in the
name "Hazleton.'
the boards at the Gayety Theatre next
week, Helene Mora. the female baritone;
Maggie Cline, the Irish Queen" Fake
and Sermons comedians; the Allisons,
long and dance; job and Emma Ray,
comedians: Katie Rooney, daughter OF
Pat Rooney; Guyer and Goodwin, the
two kids" McCele n Mac, comedi.
are some of the features Of the bill that
will be given.
Davenport Brothers, acrobats; Doyle
brothers, dancers; Oakland and Thomp.
son, vocallsts; Ray Burton. juggler
Thomas Burnett. tenor; Fanny Reynolds
and Minnie SCHULZ. vocalists, will COM
pose the programme at Huber & Geb.