Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-26
EnIertaIm m en IS.
WRESTLING MATCH.

WRESTLING MAICd. The grand Greco-Roman wrestling match at the Grand Opera House on Saturday even ing, between the modern ''Hercules,' Alesan- dro, and an ''unknown" of this city, will no doubt draw hundreds to see it. Such exhibi tions of skill and strength are not demoraliz- ing to the public mind and this exhibition should receive, as it no doubt will, liberal patronage. RENTZ -sANTLEY.
 For one night only the Rentz Santley Nov city Company will appear at the Grand Opera House. The time of their coming is fixed for next Tuesday evening, and with 8 reorgan- ized, remodeled and enlarged company, with all the old favorites retained, will draw 8 crowded house. Seats may be secured three days in advance at Loomis'.
 AN ARABIAN NIGHT. Those who witnessed Daly's splendid comedy ''An Arabian Night at Goes Opera House will be glad to know that the same company is to appear at the same place on next Tuesday evening. This will be their last appearance this season and everybody should go and see them. The sale of reserved seats will commence at the box office on Mon day morning.
 THE soRCERER. The Boston Ideal Opera Company in the charming opera of the 'Sorcerer" will ap- pear at the Grand Opera House on Wednes- day evening, March 31st. The company is 8 favorite one with New Haven audiences. As heretofore the company will bring all their old fsvorites. The sale of seats will open at Loomis Temple of Music next Monday morn ing at 9 o'clock.
 OUR BOARDING HOUSE. Next Monday evening Leonard Growers popular American comedy "Our Boarding House. will be given at Goes Opera House The play is full of healthy, honest mirth' which never descends to vulgarity and is never tiresome. It is one of the best at present on the stage, as those know who have seen it, and 8 crowded house is assured. The sale of re- served seats will commence at the box office this morning.
 THE LOAN COLLECTION.
 The only remaining opportunity to visit the loan collection at ths Dwight Place church will be Saturday afternoon and evening. To day being Fast Day the rooms will not be open to the public. The closing entertain ment will take place Saturday evening and will be an interesting one. After music by some of our gifted local talent and ''Mrs. Grundy's' introduction by MT. Partridge few more rare pictures will be thrown upon the screen, being the reproduction of some of our choicest paintings and also flaw views taken in Paris. We regret that this fine col lection must be so soon scattered and advise all who have not yet availed themselves of it's privileges to embrace the last opportunity. Notwithstanding Boreas continued his bois terous sway yesterday and the stars last night were brilliantly keen and the weather gener. ally quite like winter, the beautiful rooms were filled with people all enjoying them selves Prof. Parsons again delighted and astonished the assembly in an after exhibition of necromancy, second sight, etc.
 Avery interesting entertainment consisting of music, ventriloquism and views by magic lantern will be given tomorrow evening.
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