The evening world., 1894-05-19
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Grand Opera to Be Given at the
Amphion Next Week.
Sothcrn In II New Play mt the CO.
lumbin-Othcr Attractions.

A variety OF opera will be given to
the patrons of the Amphion next week.
ON the first three evenings Lillian Rus
sell and her company will be heard In
"Gironc-Giroila.' The balance of the
week will be devoted to Grand Opera,
which will be presented on an elab-
crate scale. Manager Knowles has Sc
cured the company direct from New
York. Among he singers who Will be
heard during the brief engagement are
Emil Fischer AMI Mile. Slgrid Wolf;
Miss Adele Becard and Mr.. a. Blum
from the Metropolitan Opera-House:
Francesca Auric. who will make his
first appearance in Brooklyn on Thurs.
day night In Faust, Sig. Biellctto and
chestra OF twenty-five wifi add to the
attraCtivencss OF the productions. The
programme Is AZ follows: Thursday
night. "Eaust;n Friday MI lr Tp1vantGre;""
Saturday evening, Carmen"
To the many admirers of Mr.. f. II.
Sothcrn who have been entertained in
the rus. by his representations OF the
comedy characters In his previous visits,
there will be something In the nature
Of n surprise by the part which he Will
present In the new play, which he Is to
or,r at the Columbia Theatre next Mon
day night. This Ii its first representa-
ton. with the exception Of a few trial
performances in Ph'ladelphia, It haying
rot yet been seen either IN New York
or in England, which Is the home of
its author. 1t IL entitled "A Way tn WIN
n Woman" and IL by Jerome X. Jerome.
MIR. Sothern's character Is more serious
than usual, and while not entirely devoid
of comedy features, is nearer Ia what
would be termed p leading Juvenile char
actcr. He is n young lawyer who is
tempted into crime in order to win the
scrihes his punishment after he has
confessed The evil he has done. The
company includes Rowland Buckstone,
Merton Sci; m. G p, Flockton. Kate
pattison Selten, Rcna Ferrcrs and others,
"McSorley's Imitation will be the play
Mt the Park Theatre mex week. 1t viii
call out the whole strength Of Mr.
Harrigan's excellent company, This
pp] rmi I from the "Muiligan Guard
series and offers one. OF the most salts
factory snter.a'nmne e .b IN M Mr.; c Harr \
the negro and other types of metro
politan characters are naturally
%sketched. with their antipathies anc
amusingly characteristic peculiarities
and Braham's music is at its best. =,
Primrose & Vests MINISTRIES will hole
the boards at the Grand Opera House
Giynn, w Sahjoist rh Hove sSme%2n "il and lnd'q Me
Leod, in IA musical sketch; Her, Burke
and Randall, a%crobnts; Rice and Elmer
in "a C~ountryman's Visit to China
town" William Window, bass drummer
Edward l.. Evans and others.
A raft scene and a realistic view o
sinking ships in midocean are amonl
the incidents in j. u. Little's play 9TH
World" which will be the attraction a
the Novelty Theatre next week. TIT
play Is n well known one to lovers o
the sensational drama. having been pre-
ented here many times before. TIL,
cast includes Miss Edith Mai. Mis-
Ruth Nelson, Miss Julia West. c. Edga
Foreman, Il. A. Locke. Charles Robin
son. Joseph A. Weber. Paul Evertol
and others.
The bill at Huber & Gebhardt's Casin
next week will include Harris e. Wal
ters, sketch artists: Claf1in Sisters
yocalists; Inman and Nugent. yocalists
mont, dancer: Minnie Schult, songs.