Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-06

lud CuoruS. III tuo forenoon 'IIOSSlHlS
Vespers'' will be sung, together with an
Aleluia chorus and Easter anthem.
ST. FRANCIS.
At St. Francis church the programme for
the morning services is as follows
Kyrie.. .Mozart's 18th
Gloria. .Mozarts 18th
Credo .........-.....'-''. .Demont's in g
ave Maria. .M1llards
oanctus Mozarts LIN
na dt the oymbai. Lennon. Puoti
Closing. :ohrist is Risen"
In addition, the hymns of the season will
be sung.
ST. MAEY's.
At st. Marys, on Hillhouse avenue,
sHayden's Third Mass" together with Lam
billotte's "Alleluia chorus - will be sung at
1870 a. m. At $3.50 in the afternoon vespers
by Generali Easter hymn, Tantum Ergo
Thunder-Regina Coeli.
Entertainments.
+ COMING.
On next Wednesday evening Lillian Gloves
appears at the CARL Opera House in "Mag
dalene' very pleasing entertainment is
expected. She is said to be very beautiful
woman.
sTHE WORLD,
which play has had great run in Boston,
immense success attending it nightly, will be
given at the CARL Opera House next week
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings by
the old Boston Theater company.
AMERICAN THEATER.
The American Theater is fourishing
Crowds attend the shows given nightly. New
attractions are constantly added There will
be an extra Fast day matinee Friday in addi-
ton to the usual Saturday afternoon per-
formance.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
Anthony q Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin will
be given at the CARL Opera House next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, with many Access
series rendering it highly popular enter
tainment, as attested by the crowded houses
which it draws.
MULDooN's PICNIC.
No doubt there will be a good sized aud
fence to see the original Muldoon combina-
ton at the New Haven Opera House Satur-
day night. 1t is said there are eighteen stars
in the company in addition to the trained
donkey "Americus," and the wonderful dogs
''Tom and Jerry" Seats at Loomis'.
, THE HARRIsoNs.
Alice and Louis Harrison, supported by
their own selected company, will present at
Carlls Opera House to-merrow and Saturday
evenings and at the Saturday matinee their
great and humorous production-''an cpl
doubt many will enjoy these performances.
THE DANITEs.
ssThe Danites'' which has drawn crowded
houses all over the Union, and In England, |
ireland and Scotland, will be given at Peck's |
Grand Opera House tomorrow (Friday) af |
ternoon and evening by company advert1s- |
ed to be sanctioned by the Rankins So !
many effective situations as are afforded can |
hardly fail to make the performance interest |
ing.
JOSHUA WHITCOMB.
The play of "Joshua Whitcomb," with |
Denman Thompson in the title role, does not |
lose it's attractions as it grows old, but seems |
rather to improve, and gives even more salts
faction than when it was first produced |
several years ago. 1t is one among the COM
parative few that has strong hold upon the |
public and the large audience present at
Carlls Opera House last evening were as usual
delighted with the performance.
ALL AT SEA.
''All at Sea" was presented at the New
Haven Opera house last evening to small |
but highly amused audience. In some re-
spects the performance has been altered and |
improved MIR. Frank Bush proved himself |
the great attraction of the entertainment and |
kept the audience in roar with his clever
mimicry and specialties. He was encored
five different times and finally retired,
stating that he gave a change of programme
every evening. This and tomorrow evenings
the entertainment will be repeated and for a
laugh it can be recommended.