Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-16
Entertainments.


 Next Saturday evening the attraction al the New Haven Opera House will be the gift. ed actress, Mss Genevieve Ward, and com pany, in the g1eat sensation of the London season, Forget Me Not" Reserved seats are on sale at Loonis'. 1.-THE BRooK.''
 Salsbury's E'Troubadours" gave their very jolly and ortistic performance at Carlps Opera House last evening Since they were here De1ore there nave haen changes in the play and in the company, but >Aase changes have not been for the worse. A mor> thoroughly pleasant entertainment than the "1rr,.ba. dours' furnish would be hard to invent
 MUSICAL SENSATION.
 On next Monday evening and the following Tuesday afternoon the celebrated young Brazilian violinist, Mauricio Dengremont, will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House, assisted by the charming young prima donna, Miss Anna Woford, and the renowned solo pianist, Hubert De Blanc. Reserved seats may be obtained at Loomis'
 AMHERST COLLEGE G1EE CLUB.
 The public have another treat in store for them in concert to be given by the Am herst College Glee club at Pecks Grand Ope- ra House on the evening of Tuesday, the 22d The sale of tickets will open at Loomis' to- morrow Wednesday, morning. As this club has fine reputation and many friends at Yale they will undoubtedly sing to 8 good house.
 THE DANITEs.
 On next Friday and Saturday evenings, with matinee on Saturday afternoon, MT. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin will gratify the public by an appearance at the Carlrs Opera House. The company have recently returned from a successful European tour, where the verdict of America was fully confirmed in regard to the great play of 'sThe Danites" Seats should be se- cured in advance at Loomis'
 GRAND CONCERT.
 This evening the grand concert under the auspices of the choir of the Third Congre- yational church will be given at the New Ha- yen Opera House. That it will be grand lffair no one who is acquainted with the su- oerior abilities of this choir, and the able la- lies and gentlemen who will assist them, an for moment doubt. Tickets to all parts 'f the house, including reserved seats, are 'nly 50 cents, and may be obtained at Loon1is'.
 TOM THUMB AND TROUPE. The original General Tom Thumb and | roupe drew immense houses at Peck's | irand Opera House yesterday afternoon and | vening. There was large audience at the | and in the evening Manager Jacobs l lad to stop the sale of tickets, hundreds be- ng turned away because there was not even | landing room. The company will appear very afternoon and evening this week, so hat there will yet be an opportunity for all Q see these world renowned living curiosi- les.
 ALL THE RAGE.
 The farcical comedy ttAl the Rage" will be iven at Carlls Opera House tomorrow Thursday evening. An exchange says of The piece, which is brimful of fun, egins fast and furious, and through a mix. Ire of ibels, ludicrous situations, love and the auditor is forced along cur mt of constant action and anticipation until le close of the curtain We have not space enter into detail ss regards these points lfice it to say that theplay, like nearly all hers of it's class, needs to be seen in der to be understood; like a pleasant dish, be taStsd in order to be enjoyed