Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-06
THE YALE GLFE ON

evening there will be music by the American
band and large company will no doubt be
present. The popularity of these assemblies
is constantly increasing.
THE YALE GLEE CLUB,
There will be no trouble about crowded
house at Carll's Opera House this evening on
the occasion of the grand concert to be given
by the Yale Glee club. The sale of seats has
already been very large. One of the best
musical entertainments of the season may
confidently be anticipated
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
On ito morrow Tuesday, evening our citi-
zens will have another opportunity to wit
ness Jay Riaps revival of the moral and pic
turesque drama of ''Uncle Toms Cabin at
Pecks Grand Opera House. The celebrated
trained donkey, mammoth bloodhounds and
the Magnolia Jubilee band are all with this
troupe. The prices are only 25 and 35 cents.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings and on Saturday after
illustrated lectures at Peck's Grand Opera
House. The subject Wednesday will be
RUSSIA" Thursday "Paris,'' Friday
Egypt" and Saturday afternoon and even
ing will be devoted to review of the three
subjects. The lectures have drawn large
houses in other places.
DIR. TALMAGE's LECTURE
Rev. DIR. T.. Dewitt Talmage will lecture
at the North church this (Monday) evening
on SIS the World Better or Worse ?' The
proceeds viii be devoted to the building fund
of the East Congregational church. Dr.
Talmage has wide reputation as speaker
and utters many truthful things in a telling
way. His great audiences at his famous
l~Hrx all Mt. =
number will take the opportunity to hear him
this evening.
FAIR AND FESTIVAL.
On Wednesday evening of this week the
fair and festival of the Church of the Mes
siah will open at the Atheneum, continuing
for six evenings There will be many at
fractions of interest and the society's exche-
quer will no doubt be largely increased at the
close of the fair. There will be no better
place to spend a social evening. Several
valuable presents will be given away during
the week.
THE sToDDARD LECTURES.
Our readers will be pleased to read the an
nouncement which is made to-day of the
Stoddard lectures. 1t is we'll that this pre-.
liminary notice is given in advance of the
publication of full particulars, SO that there
may be no disappointment from want of
early information. The desire to enjoy the
delightful evenings in Europe, which have
been SO remarkably popular wherever Mr..
Stoddard has appeared, will keep the public
on the alert of the announcement of the sale
of tickets.
SOCK AND BusKIN.
The Sock and Buskin Dramatic association
will give an entertainment this Monday even
ing at the New Haven Opera House, which
will no doubt be well worth a liberal patron
age There are to be two plays presented,
namely, 'Michael Erle' and "Sweethearts.
In the cast are many well known New Ha-
veners of more than average amateur dram
attic talent, Charles Raffile jr., taking the
first place in the drama first mentioned.
Harris and Wells present their amusing mus
ical sketch.
AMERICAN THEATRE.
1t has been the end and aim of the man
agement of the American to establish first
class family theatre, where ladies and chill
dren may attend and witness a first class va
riety performance at cheap prices, and they
have so far succeeded. The new company
for this week includes many interesting fea-
lures, such as Prof. Rinehart's troupe of ed
ucated dogs; Grossly and Elder, the Scotch
athletes and the return of Mr.. T. T. Thomas.
Matinees are given every Saturday afternoon
at 2:3O, when the entire show is given moth
ing curtailed nor omitted
HELEN POTTER PIEIADEs.
This evening the attraction at Peck's Grand
Opera House will be Helen Potter's 'Plei-
AIDES" which will no doubt be largely attend
ed by the elite of this city An array of tai
emit for his entertainment is announced
which can but attract large audience. Mr..
I'll. st. Ormond is the director. An exchange
says: To those who have seen Miss Potter
in her character representations, and heard
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