Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-13
Emtertainmsnts.
WOOD CARvERs.
THE BIG FouR.


 The New Haven Wood Carvers association gave a grand sociable last evening at National armory. It could be desired
 THE BIG FOUR. The original Big Four" will appear at Carlls op- Saturday afternoon. The entertainment includes comedy entitled "Mrs DrscoIl's PartyD and the ir- fcoduetaon t of trained dogs monkeys and goats will
 THE voKEs.
 Next Thursday evening the original vokes family will appear at Carlls Opera House in their comicaI strangers to the public of this city and their worth as agile and versatile actors singers dancers their performance treat of fun is in store for all those who attend
 HORSE GUARDS FAIR The Second Co. Of Governors Horse Guards are festival which will be held their armory in Giebs building on on the evenings of December 14th, 18th, doubt be largely attended.
 SUNDAY SCHOOL. FAIR For three evenings this week Days Hall at the cor ner of Broadway and York street, will be occupied by The object is to hold fair and entertainment which will undoubtedly prove very enjoyable and be at tended by large numbers the price of admission be- ing only ten cents.
 sKHF's CALIFORNIA MNsTRELs. Minstrel performances have been the exception rather than the rule this season, therefore the
 
 at the New Haven Opera House next Wednesday and Thursday evenings should draw largely. The com pany includes the great comedians, Fox and Ward, and several other renowned artists
 MEsAHRIsM.
 Prof. J. W. Caldwell the mesmerist was highly suc- cesful last evening at the Grand Opera House in plete control his subjects and made them dance sing s5pfsss fesr dsghss ana s.t iPagRe that they be. The audience was highly amused and frequently akacraa aaaI1 ar1or riuu during the week, with matinee Wednesday and Sat- uraay.
 MIR. RIDDLES READING. rather small but an appreciatiye audience gath cred at the Atheneum last evening to Mr. George Riddle instructor of elocution st Harvard also MT. Riddle has pleasing presence and a very well trained voice. and his reading showed much power, adaptation from the German entitled ssCome Heren This requires mastery of emphasis and expression, mer Nights Dream" were next on the programme, and they rendered with such spirit, taste and the evening was selection fro the .ddipus % ETra D- nus in the recent representation of which at liar was given in the original Creek and the musical and sonorous language beautifully spoken. All pres by the force and bower put into the gors me closing piece was tThe Sewing School for Scandal" the wide range of his voice and his powers as mimic. It left the audience in pleasant mood and sorry gay that Mr. Riddle has decided not to give another reading here Wednesday evening, as he had intended to do.
 eoN0KRT, COURT STREET SYNAGOGUE A concert which is exciting much interest is ar- ranged take place at the Court street on Wednesday evening of this week. The following talent will assist Miss Ida FeuchtwanQer soprsno Miss Adelaide Phelps contralto Mr. Charles E Rich- ards tenor MT. George Fest basso, and Professor R K Wehner organist. The programme, published by rsquest is as follows: L Aria from Stradela-. .F1otow Prof. Wehner. 2 Heard VoicD from Heaven. ,Pineuti
 Mir. Richards g. Abide with me, tby requestl.- .Wehner
 Quartett6. < fa. Sehnsucht won Goethe lb. o fragt mich nicht '-'- ..-s'- =. ''0lseAeH
 Soprano solo, violin obiigato.
 Miss Feuchtwanger and Mir. Richards. g. Canti1ene pastorale. .Guilmant
 Prof. Wehner. G. Ala Stella confidente. ............. Robaudi
 Baritone solo with cello obligato
 Messrz. Feist and Steinert T. Trio-Ye Fields of Ldgbt. .Millet Misses Feuchtwanger and Phelps and Mir. Feist 6. Ja.S In Queeta IonDa. Beethoven lb. Avanera from Carmen. ............. .Bizak
 Miss Phelps.
 Prcf, Wehner 10. The weary day at last is closing Buck
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