Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-29
Entertainments.

THE LITTLE PARLoR OPERA HOUSE, No 490 State street, now an established success and is patronzed by some of the elite of the city. The bill this week embraces some and laughable features and the admission is only ten cents. Matf- nees are especially for ladies and children. ROSE EYTINGE. On Friday evening of this week the great Union House in "Felicia,' or tWomans Love" Rose leading character, and she will be well supported. Seats are now n-sale at Loomis' Temple of Music TERRIBLE sCRAPE. The funny play "A Terrible Scrape" continues to Theater Church street below the postofiee Ladies' and children now frequent this place of amusement, and it has become an established New Haven insttu ton.
 BOOTH AS RIoHELIEU.
 The sale of seats for the performance to be given by the eminent tragedian Edwin Booth at Carlls there will undoubtedly be crowded house. The play to be presented is Richelieu, and the support will be hrst-class.
 JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
 Tomorrow evening Mr. Joseph Jefferson will ap- pear at Carlls Opera ouse Bob Acres" in Sheri- dams comedy of the Rivals. on Thursday even has no equal. MT. Jefferson will be supported by first class co 1pany and good house is assured Re served seats are on sale at Loomis. DIME MUSEUM. The Mastodon Dime Museum opened at Peek,s Grand Opera House last evening and gave very en- joyable performance which particularly pleasing
 
 every afternoon and evening during this week The admission costs only dime, which makes the ex- hibition very popular.
 READINGS AND MUSIC.
 The entertainment at the St John street church last night grand snccees. There large au- dience present. The Pareia Rosa club sang better than this occasion. Parrish, the read er from New York, gave number ot selections. Her renditions were excellent and received with much satisfaction. Every number on the programme Tzs greeted with applAuse.
 PATIENCE Why MT. Rice should have advertised to bring the at Booths Theatre in New York and then nrssenf only a portion of it and small portion at ftat at Carlls Opera House last evening. we cannot under stand. His reputation as manager is of the best and 1t would only have been necessary for him to have announced that he going to present one of his companies to have secured fine audience as that which witnessed the performance last evening The opera rendered in entirely different style from that of the Boston Ideals and to true con audience, however. seemed highly amuAed and evil dsntly would have enjoyed burlesque better than true rendering One of the best features of the formsnce was the rendering of the character of Ps tience by Miss Guthrie, which excellent and ap preciated by the audience, who bestowed liberal Rps plause upon her efforts MT. Dixey as Bunthorne sustained the character acceptabIy. though he was agile than Sesthetic, and his dancing rather than his singing secured for him hearty encore that of Ir Giovers Duks9 wns also pe1g sse in fact little too fine. The chorus of rapturons maidens were clothed Tn handsome costumes and aopped around in an original manner which, if not extreme Iy graceful, novel The dragons sung well and with spirit and the orchestra rendered tue music va of that character coming from the front or stu dents rows in the paxQuet which doubt to its genuinenes the general applause honest and Sometime during the hoIidays MT. Rice proposes to have fine company here and will give three or more public may choose Ut carils opers aossss It win meet with popular favor.