Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-23
Entertainments.
sUBTERRANEAN SCENERY.

The lecture to be given by Rev. H. c. I Hovey at Peck's Grand Opera House on next Wednesday evening will be one of great in ! terest. The subject is ''Subterranean Scen- cry" {" the same being illustrated with finely executed stereopticon views.
 RENTz-sANTLEY.
 The Rentz-Santley troupe will appear at l Peck's Grand Opera House on next Monday ! evening. This popular burlesque company | will present the Daughters Banker" in a ! style that will be pleasing to everybody. Seats may be secul ed at Pease's news store I on Church street.
 THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. On Monday and Tuesday evenings of next Y week MT. w. J. Florence, supported by his
 New York comedy company, will appear at Carll's Opera House. The plays to be pre- | scented are 'fThe Almighty Dollar and Ser l man Professor" The name of Florence is sufficient to draw crowded houses. Seats I should be secured in advance at Loomis'. THE NEW EAST LYNNE. An entertainment is offered this afternoon l and evening at Peck's Grand Opera House,
 when the New York Fifth Avenue Theater company will present "The New East ham will assume the principal role and be | assisted by strong company. The enter | tainment will doubtless prove very enjoya- ble one.
 | ACROSS THE ROCKIES. Last evening a very interesting and in structive lecture was given at the First Bap | tist mission school on Nash street by s. W. Skinner illustrating trip across the Rock | ies." Mir. Skinner is an interesting speaker and his views were exquisite, showing the curiosities of Colorado, the Yosemite Valley, | big trees, San Francisco and the Golden Gate | and other points.
 AT THE RINK.
 There will be a matinee at the rink this afternoon at which Miss Carrie Gilmore will | give an exhibition of fancy skating. At the evening session there will be grand bicycle | drill given by a club of eight members. To
 each patron will be given 8 handsome Easter
 souvenir. The same will also be presented ] at the Saturday afternoon session. Don't ! forget the grand illumination and carnival on Easter Monday, March 26 Two full bands
 will furnish music the entire evening. THE LIGHTS oLoNDoN. Another large audience was delighted last
 evening by ''The Lights O'London" which has been holding the stage at CarlIs Oeera
 House during this week. The details of
 London life, as they are brought out with
 realistic effect, the beautiful scenery, together
 with fine company of actors, make this \ one of the most attractive shows of the sea- | son. and everyone should improve the oppor- tunity of seeing it either this evening or to- l morrow afternoon or evening, when 1t will be | repeated.
 LECTURES OF TRAVEL.
 The first of the Harry W. French illus
 trated lectures of travel in the old world and
 far away places will be given at Peck's Grand Opera House March 30, the course tickets
 for the five lectures costing $1. 50 and $2.
 These are now selling at Pease's bookstore on
 Church street. The subject of the first lec-
 ture IS Ireland and Scotland, from the
 lakes of Killarney to the land of Burns and home of Scott. The well known splendid scenery of the Scottish mountains and the
 beautiful waterscapes of Ireland will be faith
 fully reproduced by the large and maenif. cent stereopticon, which will be used
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 A large audience was present at the New Haven Opera House last evening on the occa-
 sion of the benefit rendered to the striking
 wire drawers. The specialties by the compa-
 ny received the same liberal applause that
 has been bestowed upon them every evening
 during the week. A Fast day matinee will
 be given this afternoon and another to nor 1 row, and the entertainment is one that is de- | serving of patronage from persons wishing to spend few pleasant hours on this general holiday. The ladies will find no better place 1 to pass the afternoon than in witnessing the
 entertainment given by Manager Eldridge1s
 speciality company.