Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-24

New Haven's favorite, Maggie Mitchell k booked for Carll's Opera House next Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon matinee. On Friday evening she will appear in an entirely new play entitled ''The Little Savage" Reserved seats are on sale al Loomis'.
 Next Friday evening the >Messrs. Benton open the rink as a bicycle school. The New Haven Bicycle club will give an exhibition drill and Daniel Canary will give an exhibi tion in fancy riding. The American band will be in attendance. Admission by ticket for this evening only.
 sALsBURY's TRoUBADoURs. On Thursday evening of this week Sals bury's, Troubadours will appear at Carll's Opera House in their last great success enti- tied Green Room Fun" three act musical novelty, which met with unprecedented sue. cess at Booths Theatre in New York city. Seats now on sale at Loomis'
 BUFFALO BILL.
 On Saturday next the noted scout Buffalo Bill and his mammoth combination will ex- hibit at Peck's Grand Opera House With the company is the beautiful Indian princess He-Nu- Kaw and Harry E. Burgess, boy chief of the Pawnees. The drama to be presented will be the 'tPrairie Waif, " story of the far West. CHAMBEh CONCEtISs The last of the series of chamber concerts
 takes place next Friday evening" April 18th,
 at the Atheneum. The String Quartette clud will render two complete works of Men delssohn and Haydn. Miss Alma Dell Mar tin, solo contralto of St. Patricks cathedral of New York, will sing two songs by Mozart and Schumann. Mir. Ed. Balck will play a violin solo. Tickets at M. Steinert's music store.
 
 This evening Anna Dickinson, who is we'll and favQrably known to New Haven audi ences, will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House in Hamlet. She will be supported by first-class company and the entertain ment will be one of rare merit. Our ex- changes speak highly of Miss Dickinson's rendition of this character and an entertain ment of rare merit is assured. Reserved seats are on sale at Loomis'
 PEN1KEEsE.
 This evening the first performance of the original opera 'Penikeese" will be given at Carlps Opera House. A large number of | tickets have been sold and there is every in dication that 8 large audience will be present. Good seats may still be secured, however, and all interested in the Yale Boat club should not fail to advance it's interests and at the same time be present at what will undoubt- edly prove highly enjoyable entertainment. OeaIS IHhy De seCureu Dy dpUlyluS aI fOOu
 34 South Middle College, the third from
 Chapel street of the college buildings AMERICAN THEATRE. l The principal attraction for this week at l the American will be Mir. Charles L. Howard in his great comedy of Mrs. Joshua Whit
 comb. He will be supported by the emo tional actress Miss Minnie Doyle and care l fully selected company. The Cincinnati Journal says of the piece "A large
 audience assembled last night to vel:
 come Aunt Keziah Whitcomb, and found
 the old lady in high spirits, glad to welcome all her friends. The character referred to
 represented by Charles Howard is of vastly
 different nature from the ordinary theatrical
 representation, and the personator kept the
 audience in roars of laughter. The other
 characters were ably carried by the various
 members in the cast If anyone wishes to
 laugh heartily they should not fail to witness
 their performance" In addition to the above
 there will be fine olio given by speciality
 company No 30, which is composed of many
 well known variety performers, and cannot
 fail to please.