Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-23

At CarlTs Opera House on Thanksgiving night the great emotional play of ''The Two Orphans will be presented. A strong cast is promised and the entertainment will no doubt be such an one as will command the patronage of the public. The prices are popular, and reserved seats should be ob- tained at Loomis'.
 RICE's OPERA COMPANY.
 Next Friday and Saturday evenings Rice s Bijou Opera company will appear at Carlls Opera House. The combination includes Rice's Surprise Party, Evangeline and Fun on the Bristol. A full house may be conf cured at Loomis'.
 THE SPANISH STUDENTS.
 The concert by Major Ponds musical con- bination at Peck's Grand Opera House on Thanksgiving afternoon and evening, which includes Abbey's original Spanish students from the University of Madrid, will be a grand affair. Tickets should be secured at Loomis'
 sPIRTTUALIsM.
 This evening distinguished expert will attempt to expose, at Peck's Grand Opera House, the reputed manifestations of spirit mediums recently given at the same place. It is intended to show the truth or falsity of spiritualism as exemplified by MT. Warren and his attendant mediums, and believers and disbelievers are invited. The admission is 25 and 8 cents
 MERRIAM SISTERS.
 This evening grand concert will be given at Loomis' Temple of Music by the Merriam sisters, which will undoubtedly be worthy of a full house. Marguerite, though blind, is said to charm her listeners with her skillful playing and singing. She will be as- sisted by her sister Julia. Both are said to have rare voices, and together give musical performance which is charming throughout. Seats can be secured at Loomis' Temple of Music.
 woMkN's FAITH.
 On Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Thanksgiving afternoon Miss Agnes Leonard will appear in the romantic drama entitled ''Woman's Faith" The drama consists of four acts and is the work of E. Fitzhenry, similar in style to the ''Danites," "Mliss'' and other plays Illustrating border life. Miss ARuOb hcOuh1O 4S dA A44ASAAoA nS1A Cco thLtea comes to this country well recommended, and has made successful trip through the West. Seats can be secured at Loomis' Temple of Music.
 ARCHIBALD FORBES.
 The lecture to be delivered at Carlrs Opera House tomorrow evening by the famous Archibald Forbes will be one that, while it instructs, will amuse and interest. MT. Forbes was the war correspondent of the London Neaos, and his experiences in the Franco German, Russo Turkish and African wars have made him celebrated throughout the country. The lecture embraces graphic descriptions of notable personages and is a picturesque narrative of historical events which call from the audience close attention, giving the greatest satisfaction in return.
 oPERETTA, RED RIDING HooD
 The charming operetta of Red Riding Hood will be given at Peck's Grand Opera House on Friday afternoon and evening by a chorus of seventy-fve voices, assisted by the Thomas orchestra under the direction of Signor Tamburello of New York city, to- gether with the following talent: Miss M. L. Kirschner, soprano; Miss Emma Pond, of Boston, soprano MT. Frank Bisse1, first tenor of the t'B Quartette'; MT. G. w. Griffith, basso; Misses Mills Schneelock, Viola and F1ossie Sanford, Julia Roller and Masters Georgie Atwater and Porter Clark. Recitations by the Sanford orators and musical selections by the soloists will be in- terspersed between the scenes. The cast for the operetta is as follows: Mamma, Miss Pond; Grandma, Miss Kirschner; Wood man, MT. Bissell; Wolf, Mir. Griffith Red Riding Hood, Miss Schneelock; Rose, Viola Sanford; Buttercup, Flossie Sanford; Robin, Georgie Atwater; Queen, Gin semi-chorus of Blue Bells Laura Fairchild. Seats at Loomis'. For prices etc, ,see advertisement.