The evening world., 1894-03-03
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
"A Trip to Chinatown" at the Park
Theatre Next Week.
"The Soudan" at the Grand-"Whitc
Slave" at the Bijou.
Next. Monday evening Hoyt's coined,

Next, Monday evening Hoyt's comedy
"A Trip TO chinatown will return Ia
Col. Sims Park Theatre In Brooklyn. The
scenery and furniture used in the piece
are from Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre.
New York. where the popular skit had
"A run of more than $50 nights. "A Trip
to Chinatown is IIoytian from be-
ginning to md. A number of pretty
songs will be introduced. The company
will include Bessie Clayton and others OF
the original cast.
The Soudan' returns to Brooklyn
next week. and will be seen Mt the Grand
Opera-House. 1t will be presented with
IA great deal of picturesque scenery. Dan
Collyer, who was formerly with HART
gan's company, will play the principal
comedy part, and among others who viii
he in the company are James Horne.
Horace Lewis, Alex Kearney, Il. s. Nor
timer. Annie Barclay. Carrie Treat. Mrs.
J. d. Porter. Allie Hunt and Master
THE White Slave" written by the
late BARLEY Campbell, will be produced
by Manager II. c. Kennedy at the New
BiJou Theatre on Monday night. Addi-
tional interest Is lent to the performance
In the fact that Miss May Newman.
Manager kennedy's wife. will fiji the
role of Liza. Frank Roberts will play
his original part, and Edwin b. Walters,
Il young Brooklynite, Will also be in the
cast.
The Hustler will be the offering a,
Manager Sanford's Star Theatre next
ditors to laughter by his clever work
in the central part. He will endeavor
to 'nust.e' money from other peoples
pockets into his own. and hustle" into
the affections Of his iandlady. so as to
have his board bill declared Off" Sew
eral other fun-makers. singers n dan
GERS are IN the company,
FRANCIS Wilson as Caddy, the thief. In
"E.rminie.' viii continue as the a~ttrac-
ton at the Columbia Theatre next week.
Mr.. Wilson and his company have re-
t ssise rey mafh , Praslse W {Gr 'he1r YORK Eon IN
Is underlined for the week beginning
The Girl I Left Behind Me" will re-
main at the Amphion next week. The
play will be presented the slime as during
Mordaunt. Thomas oberle, James e.
Wilson. James o. Barrows, Lottle Alter,
Viyia Ogden Miss sydney Armstrong
Maggie Cline, the IRISH Queen" heads
me iist Of those who VIII appear at the
Gayrty Theatrn next week. Among
sale. F.lson and Enrol, the four Nelson
sisters, Lille Western. DAILY and Devere,
Morrls's Equine Midgets. 4. o. Duncan,
NentrlIoqulst, ana Charles Duray.
At Huber & Gebhard's Casino next
week the bill will include Delmore,
dancer; Booker and Narbls. in a sketch
called THE Insurance Agent" Prof. A..
L. Gleason and his educated horses: Al
Cameron, vocalist: Violet st. Clair. song
and dance, and Minnie Schulz.
Katie Emmett, who has been playing
before large audiences at the Bijou. will
give her performance OF Killarney at
the Empire Theatre next week. Tit
play win be well staged and the char
company that has appeared In 1t during
the present week.
BARLEY Campbeli's me.odrama 1.-The
Galley Slave" will be the next attrac-
ton at the Neovelty Theatre. olm-
mencing Monday night. The play is full
of vigorous action and sentimental dia-
loRue, while the comedy scenes are nat
ural and droll. There will he matinees
on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.