Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-17
Entertainm ents.

COMING.
 Nick Roberts Clown Minstrels French Pantomime and European specialties will ap- pear at the Grand Opera~B ouse next Wednes- day and Thursday evenings. Matinee Thurs. day afternoon.
 GRAND BALL.
 The sixth annual ball of Court Elm City, Ancient Order of Foresters, will be given at Peck's Grand Opera House on Monday even ing, November Fist. Thomas full orchestra will furnish music and Captain Flaherty will do the prompting. It will be one of the largest balls of the season.
 THE COLONEL.
 The Boston Museum mpany are soon to appear at the New Haven Opera House in the great play The Colonel,n which has had immense run at '.the Hub" The time of their coming and all particulars will be announced at an early day.
 THE BRUNSWICK CLUB.
 The Twenty-third Regiment Dramatic association, better known as the Brunswick club. New York gave an entertainment at the New Haven Opera House last evening under the auspices of Rathbone Lodge No. and the r Ed a dog John Boyle as "tambo took prominent parts. The ,a3sd Tpe nerformance Mas warmly ap laugh lble sketch "Ihe Managers Troubles."
 DIR. FREEM4Ns LECTURES
 The announcement with partibulars regarding the of lectures to be delivered in the lecture roo of the Scientific school by Dr. Freeman will be found in the amusement column. They are spoken very highly of, and will doubtless be listened to by large audiences
 JANAUscuEK.
 On Friday and Saturday evenings of this week we to have the great actress Janausehek at Carlla noon. Friday night the play will be 'sBleak House " on Saturday afternoon ''Mother and Son." and on her great character of "Mary Stuart" She will be supported by a first-class company and the enter served seats are now on sale at Loomis Temple of Music.
 THE PROFESSOR.
 MT. W. Gillette with the Madison Square Theater Opera House on Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. with grand matinee on Saturday after by Gillette entitled ''The Professor" which has had an immense run at the Madison Square in New York city. Reserved seats at Loomis' and those intending to be present would do well to secure them at once. In Lowell last evening not even standing room was to be had in the house.
 MY PARTNER.
 This play. which is always welcomed in this city by good audience presented last evening at Carll Opera House. It given with great effect, the strong eituations and ncidepts being rendered in MT. Louis Aldrich Joe Saunders gave imperson- ation Of the character with his usual great ability, and MT. Parsloe was perfect Chinaman could be desired Some changes in the cast since its last heze weakened it in some but as whole it capial1y presented and only strength ened it's hold among the most popular plays of the times
 MADISON SQUARE THEAFKR.
 During recent interview by a representative of the JOURNAL AND COURIER ith MT. Daniel Frohman, manager of the Madison Square Theater in New York; MT. Frohman remarked that ''Esmeralda," q play recently given in New Haven. meeting with great Some defe Us that were noted have been removed and the play 2seema destined to have great triumph. He said the establishment would not produce it outside of New York right away owing to the great expense, time and required to dupli- while the remarkable of Hazel Kirke' was un- doubtedly due to the inherent merit And emotional quality of the piece, yet the public not aware of the infinite labor, study and ingenuity involved in tion. The that Bret Harte bestows upon one of his poems ('The Beathen Chinee' was revritten twenty timesy, the minute finish that sculptor given his marble statue illustrates the conecien- tious manner of producing play on the Madison Square stage Success Is not the result tent or favor, continued MT. -Frohman. Careful hone st intelligent work what win the lasting applause of the public. To reproduce s.Esmeraldan would compete with the cast now playing to crowded houses in New York Of course shall not think of putting company on the road during the present furore over the pfece The prospect is that it may lette the author of The Professor" assisted Mrs. Burnett in preparing the play for the stage after it written He is very sagacious author. Had it been possible to find man who could have succees- to reproiuce ssIle Professor with second company He Is unique in his way and scarcely in life time does dramatic author make such decided hit as he has made in ssThe Professor. It is proposed by some literary gentlemen of distinction in New York to give him 8 banquet at Delmonicos at the close of his tour through the U tied States
 Will Mir. Gillette accept the ruuored offer to play at Her Maiestyis Theater in London 2" asked the porter, T do not know, said MT Frohman. 'He ager thinks Chat real Yankee White Mountain play, with it's handsome Yankee girls and college twill make great hit. :"