Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-06
Entertainments.
HEARTS OF OAK.

HEARTS Ot OAks
 James A. Herne's ''Hearts of Oak" com pany appear at Peck's Friday evening. The play has been one of the best successes on the stnge. It introduces splendid scenery.
 DAY AND NIGHT IN VOLCANO. This evening lecture in the First Metho- dist church lecture course will be given in that church by Herbert s. Renton. His sub jeot will be "A day and 8 night in 8 vol cano." It will be fine lecture.
 LIGHTS O LONDON
 The Lights O. London will be presented at the New Haven Opera House next Friday and Saturday with matinee Saturday by Shook & Golfers eastern Lights O. London company No. 1. The scenery is magnificent and the play exciting.
 GEORGE ". CABLE.
 This celebrated southern novelist will give a reading from his own works at the Athe- neum next Monday evening. He will read from several of his works and will give de- lightful entertainment
 ROSE EYTINGE.
 Miss Rose Eytinge, supported by fine company, will playSin 'Felicis, or Woman's Love" at Peck's Grand Opera House Satur- day afternoon. Saturday nights bill will be Shakespeare's great play, ''A Winters Tale. D The company bring their own scenery.
 FRENoH's LECTURES.
 The last in the series of lectures by MT. French at Peck's Grand Opera House last evening was highly enjoyed by fair sized audience. Many of the views of famous American scenery elicited the enthusiastic appreciation of the audience. The lectures and views have been rare treat and another course will be welcomed.
 THE AMERICAN. Two fine performances were given at the American Theater yesterday. The company contains some of the best speciality artists that Manager Eldridge has brought here this season. The InmAn sisters give fine act and Fayetts Welch and Press EIdridee are very funny. Ali c. Barker is very clever in his imitation of Pat Rooney. Connors and Kelley create much applause with their spe- cialties.
 NEW YORK TRIO CLUB.
 The New York Trio club will give the first of their concerts tonight. Most of the sub scribers have already secured their seats and much interest is manifested in the coming of this club to our city. The reputation which it sustains will of course draw a thoroughly musical and cultivated class of people. This day only remains for the subscribers and others to obtain their seats at 255 Chapel street for this unusual opportunity to enjoy music of the best sort given by first class artists.
 CONCERT TO NIGHT. me grand concert GO DC gwen tOnlRnC at Peck's Opera House in the interest of Temple street Congregational and Emmanuel Baptist churches of this city bids fair to be suc- cess, as nearly two thousand twenty-five cent tickets have already been sold and the talent for the occasion is said to be the very best colored talent in America. The programme is as follows:
 Duet-Selected. Miss Fisher and Mr.Johnson Solo, Soprano-sScena and Aria". ............
 Miss Adelaide G, Smith Solo. Baritope-"Wrecked and saved".
 Mir. Vim. Johnson Solo, Soprano CavatinA-from Erpani. ........
 Mime. Nellie BEnwn Mitchell Solo, Soprano-"Watting' Mime. Barreau Solo, Soprano-"Ecstacy Waltz" Miss Emma Fisher Solo, Soprano-'Longing". Miss Mfllie Hill Solo, ,SoprsRo-"LIncontro". tro".-................
 Mime. Nellie Brown Mitchell
 PART SECOND. Solo, SopFano-t'Wben the Heart is Youngn
 Miss Adelaide G. Smith Solo, Soprano-.A Kiss'. Mics MiIIie HiI solo, Bkritone-fA Hundred Fathons Deep"
 Mr. Wm- Johnson Solo, soprano-stwith verdure CIad". Mme Barreau Solo, Soprano-"Songs and Dances".
 Miss Emma Fisher Solo, soprano-"cuckoo soBen..
 Miss Adelaide 0. Smith so,o zo,., (a NThey Say". SOLO, soprano {b, 'sI Cannot Say, Good Bye"...
 Mime. Nallie Brown Mitchell Duet-t'The Pilot".. Miss Fisher and MT. Johnson Presentation of Prizes. Manager
 Madam G. M Gassaway, Accompan1st