Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-23
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COL INGERsoLL.
 On Sunday evening Col Robert G. Inger- soil will deliver his famous lecture at the Grand Opera House entitled "What must we do to be saved ?" Col Ing ersoll is one of the most entertaining lecturers in the country and this is said to be one of the best he has ever delivered. Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis'.
 MADAME RENTz' MINISTRIES. To morrow evening the renowned Madame Rentz' minstrels will appear at the Grand Opera House. Combined with the minstrels is the famous Vienna Lady Orchestra and 8 company of opera burlesque stars, making the entertainment 8 most delightful one indeed. Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis' music store.
 SAN FRANCISCO MINISTRIES. The great San Francisco Minstrels will ap- pear at the Grand Opera House on next Tues day evening. They always draw crowded houses in New Haven, and this will be no ex- ception to the rule. Birch, Wambold and other old favorites are still with the company. Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis'. SOL SMITH RUSSELL. Next Tuesday evening will be the last ap- pearance of the ever-welcome Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell. This Is one of the best musical troupes in the country MT. Russell is one of the best living artists in { comedy. The sale of reserved seats will oom- mence at the box office tomorrow morning RIoE's SURPRISE PARTY. The usual 'sbig house" was on hand at the presentation of ''Revels' by Rice's Surprise Party at Goes Opera House last evening. Some new and taking features have been in troduced since their last performance here. The extravaganza is pretty well worn, how ever, and although the audience were highly pleased, before the nearly three hours were over it became somewhat tedious. FREAKS.
 The return to this city ofthe Criterion Com edy Company and their presentation of Freaks will be hailed with pleasure by the theater- going public. They will appear at Goes will surely be greeted by crowded house. The sale of reserved seats will commence at the box office this morning.
 THE FLYING DUToHMAN.
  Grand Opera House will be ''The Flying Dutchman, or the Phantom Ship" This is a new play for New Haven and is said to be one of the best spectacular dramas ever pre- sented. The company is enforced with new machinery, new costumes and all the para phernalis necessary to make successful and frst-class exhibition. Reserved seats should be obtained at Loomis', as the house will be crowded.
 YALE ORCHESTRA.
 The concert by the Yale Orchestra will be given at the Grand Opera House this evening, when the following programme will be ob- served.
 o7erture-"The Merry Wives of windsor". w Nicolai
 Yale Orchestra. co,eoe sonos (.told Mountain Tree" o0nsSe S0Ns' t"Upideen Violin Solo-"Je suis le petit Tambour". David Aria-Prayer and Barcsrolle Meyerbeer
 From "L'Etoile du Nord."
 Miss Mary E. Turner. ''"pn0Ds 'A iTwo Mo1smsnt;j mozart waltzss-"Toujours ou Jamais" waldteufel
 Orchestra.
 PART II. Pi.no oOncerto-op, 21 ,n minor Chopin
 (Two Movements.)
 Larghetto Allegro Vivace.
 E. A. Parsons and Orchestra. Flute solo-From sMacbeth". th"............. .Sacchetti
 H. R. Baltz ~,-,,.- u,,a ("B-a-Ba-" college Songs 1"Dutch Company"
 Marble by F. P. Chamberlain. Yale Glee Club. Mathematician "Der Daemon". .Rubinstein
 Orchestra. SOnQ-eEC0OeSS .
 Miss Mary E. Turner.
 Accompanied by the Composer) Watzes-"Nordseebild bilder" r".....-.......,...Str Strauss
 Orchestra.