Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-13
Enf ertninnleRts.

Mime. Christine Nillson will appear at Carlps Opera House in concert November TO- FURNISHED ROOMS.
 This evening at Carll's Opera House will be presented Furnished Rooms" by Topsy Venn and strong support. The company is we'll spoken of by exchanges and the play as well. Reserved seats on sale at Loomis'. This and to- morrow evenings, with Satur- day matinee, Rice's New Surprise Party will appear at the New Haven Opera House in the operatic comedy "Pop." The company is we'll known in this city and has always been we'll received. Reserved seats on sale at the box office.
 HAGUE's MINISTRIES.
 l The leading minstrel troupe of England will appear at Carlls Opera House on Satur- day evening of this week. The company is a fine one, some excellent singers and actors ! being included in it. Reserved seats may be secured at Loonlis'.
 CAD THE ToMBoY.
 On next Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings Carrie Swain will reappear at the New Haven Opera House in Cad tho Tom boy," which was received with favor on it's first presentation in this city. Seats may be secured at the box office.
 POPULAR COURSE OF LECTURES The enterprise shown by the principals
  l ing an attractive course of lectures for low price IS most praiseworthy. Tho men who have beer engaged for these occasions have @ wide reputation and there will undoubtedly I be large sale of tickets. As the number of l tickets is limited it will be we'll for all who desire to attend the course to apply soon at either Judd's, Peck's or Loomis' Temple of l Music.
 THE IRISH AMERICAN.
 l Mir. Robert Griffin Morris new play, 1.-The | Irish American" " will be produced at Carlls | Opera House Friday evening, Oct. 20. The 1 author claims he has striven to elevate the 1 Celt not to degrade him for the sake of stage 1 effect or financial advantage. He has at- tempted to make the rough diamond at home ! mirror the polished diamond abroad by l bringing them both side by side. His object
 is to tell story that shall illustrate the fidel- l ity and elasticity of the Irish character and I to prove it's fortitude and good humor under 1 trying circumstances.
 THE IDEALS.
 l The performance of s'Patience" by the 1 Boston Ideals at Carlps Opera House last l evening was the finest, taken as whole, that
 has ever been given here. The audience was l one of the largest and most select that has l ever graced the opera house, and, an impor-
 tant Item not to be overlooked, ''twelve hun l dred dollars" was snugly packed away in the
 box office. Had it been double we are sure 1 no one could have begrudged the price of ad l mission after seeing the performance. The 1 many presentations of the opera by numer- l Ous companies has given the Ideals an oppor- I tunity to profit by all additions and improve l ments, and the action of the musical satire l was therefore characterized with a
 pany great Has oredit o'a The ene dragoons sem were like dragoons acting and singing with 8
 vigor that became them. The sestnetic maid. l ems were handsomely robed and conducted 1 themselves as real esthetic maidens should l and all that was needed to give rapturous l character to the ensemble was to have Sadie I Martinot at the head. Messrs. Barnabee and | Karl "Bunthorn'' and 'Grosvenor" were 1 excellent, but did not make as much of the characters as usual and were quickly tuckered out when 1t came to dancing and singing at l the time. The capital enunciation of l Mir. Barnabee, although it's always Barnabee, l makes it pleasure to listen to his dialogue
 as well as singing. Messrs; Mcdonald | cers and Herndon Morsell as the duke | well sustained the characters. The solo l ''When I frat put this uniform on" by Mr.
 Mcdonald was sweetly sung, but lacked force
 and did not call forth the burst of applause 1 which fine rendering has been sure to l evoke. The tenor voice of Mir. Morsell, though l thin in quality, was managed with such skill
 as to win hearty approval. Miss Mary Beebe | who won considerable popularity ln her for
 mer appearances here, had but little oppor-
 tunity to display her sweet voice,
 but made a very acceptable Angela" | The Patience" of Miss Marie Stone was
 admirable. The character is just suited to | her and she made the most of it. bringing it
 out and giving it more importance than it has
 ever appeared to have before. It was 8
 charming feature of the performance. The
 stage setting costumes, tableaux and effects
 were all admirably arranged and the whole l performance was characterized with an excel l lence that will strengthen the already great 1 popularity of the organization.