Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-14

The appearance or MT. Ff6Q0r1cK fdutt1- ing, assisted by Miss Agnes Herndon and a full company, in Shakespeare's great tragedy of Hamlet, " at Carlrs Opera House on next Friday evening, should not be forgotten. Tickets on sale at Loomis'
 J. B. srUDLEY.
 Mir. J. B. Studley will appear at the New Haven Opera House on next Thursday even ing in the great play of 'fMonte Cristo. " He will be supported by first-class compa- n.y. Seats should be secured at Loomis'. The sale of seats will commence to-day.
 GEORGIA oAYvAN.
 The select readings by Miss Georgia Cay van will be given at the New Haven Opera House tomorrow evening. This will be the only readings by this talented lady in this city during the present season. The Yale Glee club will assist. Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis'.
 LAWRENCE BARRETT.
 Next Saturday evening the celebrated actor, Lawrence Barrett, will appear at Carll's Opera House in the Merchant of Venice," sup ported by strong dramatic company. The comedy of David Garrick" will also be pro. duced by the same company Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis'
 COMING.
 MT. Carll has the following splendid list ot entertainments coming soon: Paulding, the young Hamlet, on Friday evening; Lawrence Barrett, Saturday evening; "A Celebrated Case" for Christmas day, matinee and even- ing Mahn's Opera company in "Bocaccio, '' on the 3Oth Salvini on the 31st; Mahn's Opera company New Years day, matinee and evening.
 CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE.
 The drama of Irish life as it is, denominat- ed Clouds and Sunshine '' was not given at Carlrs Opera House last evening. Neither the management nor the company appeared or were heard from. In an interview with MT. Carll he exhibited the correspondence between himself and the manager, MT. J. F. Brien, late business manager at Dalys, and the engagement between himself and the agent, Mir. Egerly, for three evenings and one matinee entertainment of Clouds and Sunshine. MT. Egerly was zealous and ae- tive in the discharge of his duties as agent, and went back to New York to get the pos -ters and small bills. Some 10000 itho- graphic pictures had been printed The company, Mir. Carl conjectured, had proba- ply met with endorsements which prevent ed it's fulfilling it's engagement. IN BEHALF OF THE HOME FOR THE FRIENDLEss.
 The amateur performance given at the Atheneum last evening was attended by a large number, the audience room being we'll Io Lz L. many respects superior to the ordinary anna teur performance. The first piece given, "Old Love Letters is very pretty play of one act, and being almost wholly "a dialogue, requires considerable talent to do it justice It was very well rendered by Miss Ingersoll and Mir. Frank Dickerman, considering the disadvantage that was forced upon them, MT. Dickerman kindly consenting to take the part at only two or three days notice. Miss Ingersoll excelled her former efforts and wore a '1ovely'' costume with becoming grace. The solo by Mrs. Robertson was pleasant feature of the entertainment, receiving the customary approval of the audience, to which she responded with a pretty ballad. The quality of her voice and the skill with which she sings are well known in this community, and had her portion of work been doubled it would have been gladly received. The laugh able operetta of 'fCox and Box" given by Messrs. Hay, Merrill and Osborn, was capi- tally done and proved very amusing, some of the numbers being heartily encored. On the whole, the evening was very much enjoyed and the entertainment pronounced success. It will be repeated this evening, and, as an other full house is expected goodly sum will be netted to go towards the maintenance of the Home for the FriendIess