Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-29
entertainments.
SHAUGHRAUN,

sHAUGHRAUN.
At Peck's Grand Opera House on Thanks
giving afternoon and evening John T. Kinds
will appear in "Shaughraun,'' assisted by
Miss Ivian Lawrence and full company of
artists. Seats are on sale at Loomis'.
SPANISH STUDENTS.
The original Spanish Students and DeFor-
rests burlesque company will be the attrac-
ton at Carll's on the afternoon of Thursday
and evening and also on Friday and Saturday
afternoons and evenings. Seats are on sale
at Loomis'.
KATIE GILBERR.
Tomorrow, matinee and evening, Katie
Gilbert, supported by good company, will
appear at the New Haven Opera House in
the romantic drama entitled ''Mitt, or
Daughters Love-" Both entertainments will
be an enjoyable after dinner entertainment.
''MULDooN's PICNIC"
There was large audience at the Grand
Aristocracy at Muldoons Picnic" Fay and
Barry as Muldoon and Mulcahy were exceed
ingly funny and their hearers laughed till
they cried. The whole performance was
very entertaining, and if the company should
come This way again it would be well re.
ceived.
SELECT READINGS.
Mrs. G. r. Alden ("Pansy'), the well
known writer of Sunday school books, says
concerning Mrs. Mercy Wright Boiler, who
gives an entertainment of select readings in
English Hall Thanksgiving eve: 'sMrs. Boil
ler's manner is simple and unaffected which
marks the lady of taste and culture. Her
voice is simply magnificent. Her selections
are in excellent taste. shall remember her
with great pleasure, and avail myself of every
opportunity to hear her." Mrs. Boiler has
recently become resident of New Haven.
AMERICAN THEATER.
The American Theater jogs along on the
far,n Nfy ITO or,1 re, CHI sc
the theatrical business done in town, and it
| we'll deserves its popularity, for better con-
Quoted place of amusement does not exist.
Everything is conducted on first-class princi-
pies, and nothing is ever said or done to
offend. For this week the show is good
| one, and should be seen by all lovers of fun
| and good music. Fayette WEIGH is the bright
particular star, and shines forth resplendant
causing much laughter. Gibson and Binney
are very fine clog dancers, and the Allen
On Thanksgiving day an extra matinee per
| formance will be given, when grand wrest-
| ling match will be inaugurated between
George Palmer and Harry Brown, both of
New Haven. Don't fail to see it,
| HARRY ROWE sHELLEY's ORGAN RECITAL.
There was quite large audience present
at the organ recital given in the First Con-
| by Harry Rowe Shelley, assisted by Miss
Carrie E. Lake and Miss Adelaide Phelps, of
| the Trinity choir. The selections given by
Mr.. Shelley were of most pleasing charac-
ter, and he held the closest attention of his
audience from first to last. Mr.. Shelley s
wonderful talent as musician has been too
often brought to the notice of our readers to
need additional words of praise. It is
enough to say that he fully sustained his high
reputation as an organist last evening. Miss
Lakes solo, ''Sancta Maria" (Faure) was
excellently given and received a hearty en-
| core. to which the ladv reSnonde6 nv n
s'some Day. (Wellings). Miss Phelps sang
the Avenera from Carmen" simply fault
lessly, and in response to an encore gave
''Donald Blaine" (Malloy) in an equally
! charming manner. Mr.. Shelley's inimitable
-sniment to all of the solos seemed to
-scst artistic feature of the
I e their success