Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-22
SOL SMITH RI1SSEII-

gramme concluding with the farce Rival
Tradesmen," insures a pleasant entertain
ment
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
A large audience will undoubtedly greet
Mr.. Russell at Carll's Opera House Friday
evening, when he will appear in his original
character of ''Tom Dilloway, p" in the comedy
drama of ''Edgewood Folks"
sToDDARD LECTURES.
This evening the first in the course of five
lectures will be delivered and handsomely il
Illustrated at the Grand Opera House The
subject will be ga Summer in Scotland" and
it will be found to be most enjoyable and in
teresting to all who attend.
sBuNNELL' s MUSEUM.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday the
nells Museum. Many marvellous creatures
will be shown, and among the astonishing
performances will be that of DR.. Lynn, who is
advertised to cut up men and restore them
in better condition than ever.
AT THE RINK.
Large numbers will undoubtedly avail
themselves of the opportunity to take little
exercise on the rollers which toe ay's holiday
will afford, and the rink will undoubtedly
present very gay scene during the hours it
is open. On Friday evening the second game
of polo will come off between the New Haven
and Yale clubs
w. THE BOSTON IDEAL.
This afternoon the Boston Ideal company
will present the charming opera 1.-The Mus
keteers" The opera has been rendered only
once in this city and is hardly known here.
Acquaintance with it could not fail to make
it popular, for it is very bright, pleasing and
full of sparkling music. This evening 1.-THE
Mascotte' will be given: The sale of seats
has already been grand one.
ARCHIBALD FORBES.
The distinguished war correspondent,
Archibald Forbes, delivered his fine lecture
on s'The Life of War Correspondent last
evening at the CARL Opera House. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather but small
audience greeted the lecturer, but all present
were repaid, the lecture Astounding in inter-
est and being thoroughly an able effort,
worthy of the lecturer and his theme.
THE CHAMBER CONCERTS
The first of the series of three chamber
concerts to be given by string quartette
composed of Mr. Edward Balck, Mr. William
Steinert, Mr.. Albert Mallon and Mr.. Morris
Steinert will be given at the Atheneum next
Tuesday evening. The club will be assisted
by Mrs. Graziella Robertson, the gifted So
prano. The programme consists of selec-
tons of the highest order and all lovers of
music will do well to secure their seats early
PROF. D. oADY EATON ON LEONARDO DA vINo1.
Notwithstanding the storm, quite a large
audience attended the second lecture of the
mechanics course, given by Prof. D. Cady
Eaton at the North Sheffield Hall last even
ing. The speaker gave brief but compre-
hensive account of the life, character and
works of Leonardo da Vinci, the great Ital-
ian sculptor and artist. The lecture was il
hx1 iohf Of ha
painters masterpieces, which gave it addi-
tional interest The next lecture of the
course will be given tomorrow evening by
Prof Dubois on t'Science and Faith" The
second lecture on the history of geography
by Prof. Brewer will be given on the evening
of March %.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
This afternoon the celebrated emotional
drama EAST Lynne" will be presented at the
New Haven Opera House by Miss Fannie
Louise Buckingham and company. This
evening the same company will present
another emotional drama entitled the "Child
Stealer." An exchange says: 1.-THE per-
Torrance at the Academy of Music last night
was heartily applauded by those who had the
pleasure of witnessing it. The play was 'The
Child Stealer, in which Miss Fanny Louise
Buckingham enacts the role of Jane Ruth.
erford' The play is we'll constructed,
and the situations are effective. Miss
Buckingham plays the part we'll,
making the most of every situation.
All admirers of the emotional school of
melodramas should see her in this part.
Miss Edith Hartwell, member of the COM
pany, has been highly praised for her sweet
singing, and this evening she will sing the
famous ''Gobble" song, from the Mas
cote, in company with Mr.. Ward BuckinR-
ham. The company has excellent notices
from the press, and will undoubtedly give
very enjoyable entertainment both afternoon