Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-05
CATHERINE LEWIS.

tra. .-.t.. ,.s--- c.. .-1 1 -1 ->-"-S CATHERINE LEWIS.
 The above queen of comic opera is an- nounced to appear at Carll's Opera House on next Mondayand Tuesday evenings with her own grand company in the charming opera Ohvette. Seats will be on sale Thursday, and will be eagerly taken.
 @ BLACK CROOK.
 This and to morrow evenings the origina and ever attractive ''Black Crook will be presented at Carll's Opera House under the management of the Kiralfy Brothers. strong company will present the play, which is everywhere received with enthusiasm. evening says 'tWe have the largest house and finest audience of the season."
 5z -s-. B. K1RALFY. AMERICAN THEATER.
 The American Theater company this week is above the average and was very warmly received by large and appreeiative audience. The en. tertainment throughout is a fine one, and re fleets much credit upon the management of ''The Peoples Play House." where good show is always to be seen at popular prices. The hits last evening were made by Fayette Welch, Leonard and Flynn and the Ordeys. The afterpiece of the Rival Tradesmen served as very pleasing conclusion to one of the funniest shows of the season.
 I a1A MlIChELLS 5 PLEASURE PARTY. But small audience was present at 4Carlps Opera House last evening to witness "Our | Goblins." It being the eve before election the atmosphere was too full of political dis cussions and work for the case to be other l wise. However, those who attended and l like medley of song, dance, nonsense and ridiculous situations and actions were highly pleased and convulsed with laughter. The company is 8 fair one, sing we'll together and act with freedom and ease which denotes a proficiency in the business only attained by long experience. s.s.,: ..-. | F THE TOURISTS
 l The favorite 'sTourists in the Pullman Palace Carr hold forth at Pecks Grand Opera House with a new and capital pro- gramme lin new palace car'' on Saturday, matinee and evening. They have appeared over 1,5oo times to enthusiastic audiences I The Buffalo Express says: ''The house was filled. This entertainment is we'll known to | our theater- -goers and calls for no especial l comment at this time. The comic, the bur- lesque, the acrobatic, the grotesque, the terp- 1 sichorean, the musical and operatic elements l which enter into it's composition make it funny melange, and everybody seems to en joy it. -.
 | -e-e EUGENE LEGRAND.
 Mlle Eugenie Legrand, who appears at Pecks Grand Opera House this evening in
 "Camille,'' has won high praise from the l9aQ1nE papers III NoW 4OrR ana bOSLOn as an actress of great merit, and her 'sCamille' I is spoken of in special terms of endorsement The New York Herald says: 'sShe has g pleasant stage presence, thorough expres sion and undeniable power" The Eoeains
 Post says: ''The opinion of her ability ex.
 pressed week ago is fully confirmed by he,
 assumption of Camille She is an ac
 complished artist of marked intelligence and
 refinement, easy and graceful in manner, free from affectation and self consciousness. Hel
 acting is warmly and deservedly applauded ,
 Popular prices, reserved seats 50 and 7i
 cents; admission 35 and 50 cents.
 CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
 The opera of the Chimes of Normandy
 was given at Peck's Grand Opera House last
 evening to a crowded house. The opera wal
 given better than ever before. The soloistf l and chorus vied with each other in theil
 efforts to render their parts in thoroughly
 satisfactory manner and in this both showed l superior excellence and careful training
 Over one hundred members of Admiral Foott
 Post, G. A. R., occupied seats in the gallery
 and they purchased their tickets the same at
 the others, the object being to give the solo
 ists and chorus benefit. During the even ing MT. Callahan, bass, was presented with
 beautiful basket of flowers. The entertain
 ment is to be repeated this evening with tht
 same cast and chorus and there will no doubt
 be large audience in attendance, it being the last opera of the kind that will probably
 be given in this city during the present sea
 son.