Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-05
Ent ertainn1eHts.


 Since MT. Coughs rest for the summer he has commenced with renewed vigor his work for the season. He has addressed already two assemblies exceeding five thousand each this fall and with wonderful power enter. tained his hearers. He comes to Peck's Opera House Friday evening and will have a full house.
 Lawrence Barrett, who appears here Fri day and Saturday evenings and Saturday af- ternoon at CarlPs Opera House, has just accepted by cable an offer to play at the Drury Lane Theatre, London, next June The new costumes to be worn here by MT. Barrett in Richslieu were made for Mr. Bar rett this summer in Europe by Messrs Van helms $ Walker, the clerical tailors of Lon don. and are in strict accordance with the Roman formula.
 ADA DYAs.
 The brilliant actress Ada Dyas appears at the New Haven Opera House-her first in New Haven-in ''London Assurance" Friday evening, Saturday afternoon in tAn Un- equal Match, and Saturday evening. The New York Sun says: Miss Ada Dyas, as Lady Gay spanker, made one of her most successful renderings of strong characters, and her lady-Gke presence invested the part with an attractiveness that stamped it as one of the best known to the New York stage.
 DR. VINCENT.
 Of Dr. J. H. Vincent's lecture, to be given here October 19, the (Des Moines) Iowa ,State Register says: Every seldom does it happen that a Des Moines audience are so we'll enter talned as they were last evening by the Iec- ture of Rev. Dr. Vincent on that novel sub jeet That Boy.' The Exposition Hall was -2rsFded to it's utmost capacity. Never was Rn audience better entertained never an au- dience more enthusiastic Bob Ingersolps bewitching eloquence failed to excite greater applause From the first sentence to the last the speaker was listened to with the most fixed attention, and was greeted with thun ders of applause He discussed the boy from infancy to manhood. closing with earnest ap- peals for fairness, kindness, care, frmness and justice to That Boy.'"
 AMERICAN rHEATER
 In the Four EmeraIds Manager Eldridae has secured valuable combination for his favorIte resort, their specialties being very taking with the audiences that nightly crowd the theater. Goldie and St. Clair have also established themselves as favorites with New Hayen's lovers of variety amusement. The fayorite soubrette, Miss Lou Sanford, gains in popularity nightly, and her sprightly act ing in Trouble" is received with much ap probation. The whole bill is one of real ex- celIence, and is filled out to perfection with those inimitable delineators of character, Press Eldridge and Harvey Collins. Lovers of genuine amusement will find rich treat in the entertainments nightly given at the Amer jean.
 MCINTYRE HEATH.
 Mcintyre S Heath s Speciality company ap- peared last evening at Carll's Opera House before good sized audience, which, judging from their manifestations were well enter tained. The company contains some excel lent variety artists, and some features alone of the performance were well worth the price of admission. The "shamrocks" by Mea- Ian, Mcdonald, Webster and Hetfer- 1oa1s of T"' agSssT Ss SoP1tyre aSa1 amidst snd Heath's plantation act was a genuine and novel representation of southern darkey dancing. Prof. Alex. Davis' presentation of ventriloquism was unusually good, and Messrs. Connors and Kelly, in a minstrel act slammed each other about in reckless manner much to the satisfaction of the aud iencs, who recalled them several times. The act by the Laiscelle Family was the most in- terestfng portion of the performance one of their number being young lady. who in ao- 'robatic feats was astonishing, considering her sex. The performance will be repeated this evening and probably to large audience, es- peoially if Mr. carli's iberality is not worn out.