Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-24
PARLoR OPERA HOUSE.

nounced to appear at CarlTs Opera House nex Monday evening. A splendid cast and grand choru is sssured The orchestra will be under the direction of MT. J. c. Mullaly.
 PARLoR OPERA HOUSE.
 The little Parlor Opera House. Mo- 49O State street is giving from three to eight exhibitions daily tt acts. Their entertainments are instructive ant amusing This morning they will give special mat inee for school children commencing at o'clock, fol which the admission will be only five cents Every body should pay the place visit
 NICK ROBERTS.
 Nick Roberts clown minstrels gave fine perform ance at Peck-s Grand Opera House last evening There good audience and many of the special ties very amusing and heartily appreciated by this afternoon and again this evening, and will un doubtedIy draw crowded houses at each performance
 MIME. RENrz's MINISTRIES.
 If you in search of novel and pleasing enter Rentzs female minstrels, which will be given at the New Haven Opera House this afternoon and evening gramme for to-day is announced as entirely new and includes new burlesque entitled "Billee Taylor"
 EDWIN BOOTH AS RIoHELIEU.
 We are glad to be able to announce that Manager ADPeS Tn Wbtn M request Iron tn, t next Tuesday evening 50 that the eminent Edwin Booth will appear in his masterpiece, Richelieu- This will be welcome piece of news to those who anxious t0 see him in one of his masterpieces and will add to the already large sale of seats
 FATHER sHEEHY's RECEPTION.
 Father Sheehy, tine eloquent defender of the Land League, will arrive in this city to-day st 220 p. and will be received by the committee of arrange ments and escorted to the Elliott House, where he will make his headquarters during his stay in the city. Father Sheehy win discuss Ireand's wrongs Oarlls Opera House this evening, which occasion His Honor Mayor Robertson will freside Seyeral prominent citizens will occupy seats on the stage. The procession of civil societies that to escort the reverend oentIeman to the ha will assenbie sronnd Wooster souare this evening at To shar and renor4 to Patrick Burns the chief marshal At the Elliott House the distinguished speaker will be received Ina ad fnt Inc nT1oPa AO1Ie
 MISS GENEvIEvE.wARD.
 This eminent actress will appear in eForqet- Me Not" on Friday and Saturday evenings only, as the required sustain character taken by Miss performances following each other so closely. On account of the closing of Loois the sale of tickets will be continued to-day at the Opera House and again at Loomis' Friday. orgst-Me-Not," play that has occupied great deal of attention was performed for the first time in Boston Monday evening before audience that left few vacant seats. Miss Ward plays Stephanie with such of art az to enlist the sympathies of an audience from the first. Her treatment of the scene where Stephanie after yielding to rrepressbe grief stined her sobs and resumed the light n1ppant badinage it had interrupted, won very enthusiastic recognition the audience But it is impossible to mention all the good points of the performance, they were go numerous.-Boston HeraId.
 JOUR GoBLNs." :"
 Of Mitchelrs pleasure party, which will be at Carlls Opera House on Friday and Saturday even ings and Saturday afternoon, the New York Times of its esoaenoe Pleasure Party opened in Our Goblins' TSea4s to good honss and shs snd ience kept in state of constant laughter during the action of the play. Miss EfRor Deering and Mr. Wm Gill sustained their original parts with the vim and humor when they last appeared here The company sustained the principals in an agreed ble manner and the Fun on the Rhinei communica- ted itself to the audience The play itself is of very pleasing nature and far in advance of many of the plays of a similar nature. The first act has been changed since the last presentation here and the Of Society in Nutshep an improve meDt. Its clever hits at the times and it's charming vocal melodies were rewarded by liberal spplause"
 AMERICAN THEATER
 A grand family matinee will be given at the Amer can Theatre Church street, below the postoffice ihiB afternoon at 2:30 o'clock There will also be grand performance this evening. A new variety company with new plays and the best of order are