The evening world., 1894-01-20
BROOKLYN NEWS,
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Modjeska in Various Plays at the
Park Next Week.
"a Railroad Ticket" at the BUou-
Other Plays.

Modjeska will make her temperance
at the Park Theatre next Monday night
an English version of Sudcrmann's
"lieimath," which she has named Mag
da." The scene is In a typical German
middle-clnss home. where the traditions
Of parental authority and conventional
dignity are absolute. 1t will be repeated
Thursday night and Saturday afternoon;
Macbeth Tuesday and Saturday
nights; Camille" Wednesday matinee
% vsn,c FridSy nis9t, and "Merchan, of
At the Columbia Theatre next Monday
evening Thomas q. Seabrookc ana his
opera company and ballet Will present
The Isle of champagne" The story OF
the opera is laid on an isle in the sea.
where the natives do not know the
name OF water. ana have never quenched
their thirst with anything but cham
sl the original costumes and pretty
scenery.
"a, Railroad Ticket will be presented
at the new Bijou Theatre on Monday
night, 1t is IA farce-comedy and has
rot been seen before in this vicinity.
me management announces n number OF
special features. James Rsgan, n ten
or, VIII sing several new songs.
At The Amphion Theatre Monday even
ing THE .prodigal Daughter will be
given It's initial performance In the East
ern District. \ feature of the produc-
ton is the steeplechase. Nine thorough
bred race-horses. ridden by experienced
Jockeys. dash across the stage at full
speed In this scene, leapine hurdles and
aitches IN a mad attempt 20 be first at
the iinish. The ~best-known thorough
bred of the lot is Roquefort, once win
ner of the Grand National Steeplechase
near Aintrec. In the cast are Miss
Helen bauyray, Leonard Boyn,e, Jener-
and j. II. Barnes.
week with ''rhe Rain-Makc"s." a farce
comedy in three acts. by Frank Du-
mont, IT comes to Brooklyn for the
se rsoHou time an opsMnimG at the Grand op;,
third acts are given up to %specialties by
different members of the company,
among whom are Ross and Fcnton, Ber-
nard DyllYn, Edward CARVE, Frank
oI,Brien, John Corrigan. Annie Marteii,
Ida Rock. Kate h. Allen. Helen Smith,
Fannie. Engle, George Hawley and "a
statf of electricians to assist in the cleo
number of new and funny acts, assisted
by Miss Annie Martell.
rThe Operator viii be seen at the
brothers assume the leading roles. The
play Is of the sensational melodramatic
order. and will be well mounted.
.. The Police Patrol will be presented
genuine patrol team Is used in this pro-
duction, showing the methods adopted
by the police force in answering a quick
alarm.
Hopkins's Trans-Ocean!c Star Speciality
Company is billed to appear at the
Gayety Theatre during the coming week,
The company includes a Danish troupe
OF acrobats, the Lars-Larscn family,
Kara. a Young Bavarian juggler: the
Misses Melville and Stetson, topical vocal
lists; the brothers Dixon, musical clowns;
Fulgora, transiiguator: WIN IL. Fox. in
a satirical creation termed Paddle
whlski;' Prof. de Berssell. a modeller
In clay: Ada Melrose. t~erpsichorean ar
fist; Eddie and Josie Evans and their
trained dogs; Clayton and Jenkins and
their trained mule.
At Huber q Gebhardt's Casino the bill
will Include Delmcre, n dancer, who will
make her first appearance in this city;
F%!tzgibbon family. in songs and dances
A Reeves banioist and comedian; w.
A. Lang. vocalist; Nellie Bennett and
linn SChult.
Eugene Tompkins's production of THE
Black Crook" will shortly be seen at
the Columbia Theatre for an engagement
of two weeks.