Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-26
Entertainments.
PTOUE AND DIVORCE

 The performances by the Fifth Avenue Theater company at Carll's Opera House last Saturday were in every way worthy of tE @ highest praise. It is to be hoped that th @ company may be induced to return at no late l date.
 NEW AMERICAN. There will be great show at the American this week. Hart's Megetherian Congress will appear. It is one of the strongest troupes on the road. Three matinees will be given this week. kThe show closes with an | afterpiece entitled ''An Editors Troubles" FATINITzA. The last performance of Fatinitzs in this city by the Palmer and Ulmer Opera compa- l ny will be given Thanksgiving night. Special trains will be run from Birmingham and An sonia for the performance. The company has improved since their recent appearance here and will no doubt strengthen the favor | able impression then made. | TRINITY M. E. CHURCH LECTURES. 1 Rev. Dr. Goodsell will lecture this evening at Trinity M. E. church instead of Rev. MT. Cheney, whose lecture on ''India" is post poned until Monday. December 10. Those
 who heard Dr. Goodsell at the Chatauqua assembly this summer speak of his lecture in the highest terms. His subject is ''Peter,
 the Hermit"
 | FRENCH's LECTURE. l A pleasant way to spend an hour on | Thanksgiving eve is to attend MT. Harry ". French's lecture at the Grand Opera House.
 It is the fourth lecture in the course and will
 treat of the wild New England coast. A | prominent feature of the lecture is the depic-
 ton of the haunts and homes of Emerson, Hawthorne, Whittier, Longfellow and | Holmes.
 wYNDHAM COMEDY COMPANY. On Thanksgiving day there will be two -Iz..l &L l House by the famous Wyndham company. | They will give Brighton at the matinee and l The Great Divorce Case in the evening. Also on Friday the company give Pink Dominoes as their last performance here. MT. Wynd- ham has been properly called the "electric | liRht'' comedian, and his company is nearly perfect. They give their plays with such a dash and viVacity that the audiences are l kept in continual roars of laughter. Seats at Loomis'.
 OUR GoBLINs. | At the Grand Opera House next Tuesday evening Rice's Pleasure Party will appear in the musical extravaganza, "Our Collins" This piece is said to be one of the best light comedy pieces on the stage, and in the hands of this excellent company will give a per formance that cannot fail Co bs enjoyable. w. Fl. Rice and Agnes Hallock are 8 host in themselves The Rochester Herald says: The Pleasure Party presented the musical extravaganza entitled "Our Goblins' to 8 large audience at the Grand Opera House. There is probably more real, hearty, high toned laugh to the minute in this piece than anything presented to the public thus far this season.
 THE HIDDEN HAND.
 Whiteley's Hidden Hand company is booked at the Grand Opera House next Fri day and Saturday. Their show will be first class The Sedalio (MissourD Dispatch says of the performances Miss Nera Vernon, the star, appeared in three characters, and well sustained her claim to being one of the most versatile and sparkling actresses in her line on the American stage. The play 1 throughout was given in spirited and most | acceptable manner. The specialties were | fresh and were received with great approbs- tion. The Hidden Hand bids fair to become | as great an attraction as Uncle Toms Cabin, | and quite as paying an institution. It is a | thoroughly acceptable play, as given by this company, and will be a success everywhere,
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