The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-04
In BROOKLYN PlAYHOUsEs.
" Rosedale" the Opening Feature
at the Park.
"Christopher, Jr.," at the Columbia
--Brodie at the BUou.


cumstances. At both performances OF
"Rosedale." which was revived with
Joseph Haworth as Elliot Grey, the
house was crowded In this role Mr..
Haworth did good work. and his efforts
were received with marks of approval.
NJ. A. Kennedy, Charles b. Hanford,
Charles Abbott. Maud Haslam, Isabel
Evesson and Mrs. Mary Barker were
included in a wcll-balanced company.
The Tavary English Opera Company
will appear at the Park next week
"Christopher. jr.," a new comedy writ
ten by Madeline Lucette Ryley. was
given its initial performance in Brook
Ign at the Columbia Theatre last night.
In the title role John Drew has part
was given by Miss Maud Adams. Robert
and others. "Charlie's Aunt will visit
the Columbia next week;
The friends and acquaintance of
81 we Brodie and other persons who
were curious to zee what real bridge.
and went to the Bijou Theatre. where
Steve Brodie was announced to appear
in 'On thu, Bowery." Brodie was given
an enthusiastic reception at both per
were introduced IN the performance, and
the play was given picturesque setting.
Dockstadere Mnstrels will appear at
this theatre mex: week.
The Amphion Theatre. which opened
for the season Saturday night. presented
Augustus Pitou's play, STRUCK OIL. TO
nee and evening performances. The play
which has been revised. has always
been favorite, and deals with life in the
o rsfqns Of some r. was Ee
erously applauded. Other members of
the company. who came In for applause
were Miss Stevens, William Herbert, r.
Skinner, NJ. BrennGn, NJ. Lee and {. 5.
Moye.
The Grand Opera House gave two per-
at wh,sh tn Was be
attraction. Besides the regular pro
gramme, there was also presented the
first series of living pictures seen In
includes William BlaisdeIi, the Comedian
tS'F Frank Gardner, Richard Jones,
hard Bennett and Douglas Coughlin;
,th play and living pictures were well
received.
A good vaudeville bill filled the newly
decorated Gayety Theatre at YESTERDAYS
among whom were Whiting and Shep-
ard, With a sketch. followed by Lizzie
p. Raymond, in several new songs.
William II. Fox. O'Brien and Havel, Lot.
tie ellison. the Russell brothers. and
Sam Bernard were received enthusi-
astically. The programme will be con-
tinued during the week
1.-The Life-Guard," which was seen In
the Western District last week was
taken over to Williamsburg and pre-
scented to the patrons of Manager San
ford's Empire Theatre yesterday. Jo-
seph ]. Bowling and Miss Myra Davis
interpreted the leading characters. and
the other members of the cast also did
we'll. "In the Name OF the Gar Is
billed for next week.
"In the Name of the Car" new
Russian melodrama in six acts, held the
attention of those who visited the Star
Theatre last night. The play has sew
eral thrilling situations and it's scenery
was quite picturesque. Next week Man
ager Sanford's own company will ap-
pear in "Harbor Lights"
Huber & Gebhardt's Casino held a
crowd last night who went there to
witness the new living pictures. The
programme also included Fitzpatrick
Brothers. vocalists: Leslie and Tenley,
sketch artists; Jane. vocalist; William
Rowe, dancer; Mabel Stanley. vocalist.
and others.