Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-24
Entertainments.

U LONDONs Another large audience witnessed the Lights O London at Carll's Opera House
 last night. There will be matinee to-day,
 and the final presentation of the play will be given this evening. It should be seen to be
 appreciated.
 DAUGHTERS BANKER. On next Monday evening the attraction at
 Peck's Grand Opera House will be the Rentz.
 Santley troupe, who will present the ''Daugh- ter's Banker" It will be an attraction that
 will no doubt draw large house. Reserved seats may be obtained at Peases news store on Church street.
 THE MIGHTY DOLLAR. Next Monday and Tuesday evenings MT. ". J. Florence and his own selected company
 will appear at Carll's Opera House. The play for Monday night will be the Mighty Dol lar'' and for Tuesday evening the play will be ''The German Professor" Reserved seats on sale at Loomis'.
 MISS PARLoA's LESSON.
 This afternoon Miss Parloa will give her
 lesson (postponed from last Thursday9 at English Ran Her subject for to-day will be Fillet of Bass with Tartar Sauce; Dreaded Sausages; Devilled Lobsters; .Escalloped Lobsters; Cake Ice Cream. This will be an entertaining and instructive lesson and
 will no doubt be largely attended. The ad-
 mission is 75 cents.
 EAST LYNNE. The ever popular play of East Lynne was presented at Peck's Grand Opera House 4es- terday afternoon and evening by the New York Fifth Avenue Theater company and in 8 very acceptable manner. There were large audiences present at both performances. The emotions of the audience were moved by the graphic delineation of the character of
 Lady Isabel" and the company as whole gave good satisfaction,
 AT THE RINK. ofkandanaa ct kha ink yesterday afternoon at which Miss Carrie GiI- more gave an exhibition of fancy skating In
 the evening the Rink club consisting of Cap
 tain T. R. Ackril, First Lieut.. George Wat kinson, Second Lieut.. Edward Willis, Ser geant Harry Marlin, Privates George Humph- rey, J. watkinson, William Palmer and Har- ry Weed gave evidence of their proficiency. Some very fneeriding was done and 1t was | well accepted by the large audience present. Monday night, March 26th, the grand carni- val of the season takes place. Two hundred
 reserved seats will be on sale at the office. THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. The public should remember that the sale of reserved seats for the Hiram Lodge enter.
 tainment commences at o'clock on Monday morning, the 26th inst, at Loomis'. The price of tickets admitting gentleman and lady to the Colts band concert. the drama at New Haven Opera House and the Masonic
 Temple and social promenade is only one dollar, reserved seats at the Opera House 25
 cents extra. It would be we'll to secure tick
 cts early, and thus make sHre of enjoying the | largest and one of the best entertainments given in this city this season. To say noth, ing of the fine instrumental music and the charming French play, Monsieur Aphonse,' P it will be we'll worth the price of admis- sion to see the beautiful manner in which the stage will be decorated and set for this occa sion. The entertainment is on Thursday evening, the 29th inst Band concert com- mences at o'clock; the drama at g. o'clock
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