Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-02-21

MECHANICS COURSE.

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| The regular lecture in the Mechanics
course will be given this Tuesday evening by
Professor D. Cady Eaton. Subject: 'Leo-
! nardo da Vinci."
Professor Brewers second lecture, omit
| ted last week, will be given at the end of the
course, March 28th.
| sToDDARD LECTURES
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Stoddard will de-
| liver the first of his course of illustrated lee
| lures at Peck's Grand Opera House. His
subject will be ga Summer in Scotland "
| There are five lectures I'M the course, all of
which will be charming and instructive
| Course tickets with reserved seats are on sale
| at Loomis'.
| SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
On Friday evening, February 24th, the at
| traction at Carll's Opera House will be the
renowned comedian Sol Smith Russell in his
great creation tom Dilloway," in j. E.
Browns new comedy of ''Edgewood Folks. -
Mr.. Russell is a great fayorite with New Ha-
ven audiences, and will no doubt be greeted
by very large audience. Reserved seats are
now on sale at Loomis'.
BOSTON IDEAL. COMPANY
The Boston Ideal company, who are we'll
known in this city, will appear at Carlls
Opera House tomorrow (Washington's birth
day. afternoon and evening In the after
| noon they will present ttMusketeers,n and in
the evening 'Ia Mascot" Both entertain.
| ments will draw crowded houses. Geraldine
Ulmar, the great fayorite, is with this COM
pany. Reserved seats should be secured at
Lsomis'.
ARCHIBALD FORBES.
This evening Archibald Forbes, the well
known English journalist, will deliver lee
ture at Carll's Opera House on the elmer
fo Of O 6o1
speaks of thrilling experiences that have
been his own, and with an easy manner that
entertains and pleases his audiences. The
lecture cannot fail to interest and should
have large house.
BUCKINGHAM, COMPANY.
The Fannie Louise Buckingham company
will give the great popular, favorite drama
''East Lynne" at their Washington birthday
matinee to. morrow, at the New Haven Opera
House, and in the evening will present "The
Child Stealer" Miss Buckingham takes the
leading role in each. "The Child Stealer"
was given with great success by this COM
pany recently at the Paterson Opera House
and other theatres. The play is emotional
and sensational, and has many thrilling de-
movements.
BUNNELL's MARvELs.
The Grand Opera House will be occupied
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday by an ex-
hibition which has the merit of novelty.
Among them is DIR. Lynn, the vivisectionist,
who actually claims to cut living men into
pieces and who then restores them better
than ever. He comes with well-sustained
European reputation, endorsed by the New
York press and with most favorable notices
from the newspaper fraternity wherever he
has been. The man flute, the india rubber
man. singing dog called Danger, Frank De
Forrest, and the well-known humorist John
w. Winston will assist in entertaining Seats
can be secured now at Loomis' Temple of
Music.
CHAMBER CONCERTS.
We are pleased to hear that the sale of
tickets for the chamber concerts to be given
by the String Quartette club is so lively. 1t
is the first time since lapse of ten years that
we are to have the opportunity of hearing
these gentlemen comprising the quartette
again. Quartette playing is very popular now
in all large cities, and it is the purest style of
instrumental music aside from the large or
chestra. The compositions, written for these
four stringed instruments, are all in the strict
school of the symphonic and they give the
listener good understanding of that form
of music. The first of the series will take
place at the Atheneum Tuesday evening, Feb.
49, and seats can be secured at NJ. Steinerb's
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