Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-26
Entertainments

LEAvITT's GIGAETEAN MINISTRIES.
 This company is booked for Peck's Grand Opera House next Saturday evening. The company is good one as those who have heard them well know. / HARRY FRENCH's LECTURES. The course of lectures to be given by MT. Harry w. French commencing Thursday l April 5, will be very interesting. Course tickets are on sale at Pease's news store and the indications are that the sale will be large. TO BE REPEATED. The sale of tickets for the annual enter l tainment of Hiram Lodge has been so large that it has been decided to repeat it on Fri | day evening for the benefit of the actors in 'sMonsieur Alphonso." The same stage set tings will be used on Friday night. AMERICAN THEATER COMPANY.
 The American Theater company will inaug- urate their travelling tour at the New Haven Opera House this evening. Press Eldridge and many other Of the old favorites will ap- pear, also the American brass band and or chestra. The company deserve good send of, and no doubt they will receive it. The old time prices of admission will prevail. AT THE RINK
 The grand illumination and fancy dress carnival of the season takes place at the rink this evening There will be two full l brass bands in attendance to furnish music during the entire evening without intermis- sion. The illumination will be the finest ev- | CT yet ssen at the rink. No one will be al- lowed on the skating surface without full costume. This will be strictly enforced. THE MAMMOTH MINISTRIES On next Thursday evening the famous Barlow, Wilson & Co.'S mammoth minstrels will appear at Carlrs Opera House. There are about forty persons in the company and they will present an entire new programme. The company comes well recommended, and will no doubt give fine entertainment. Re served seats are now on sale at Loomis'. SUPPLEMENTARY SCENERY. On next Wednesday evening Rev. Mir. Hovey will deliver his lecture on ftSubter- ranean Scenery" at Peck's Grand Opera House at the invitation of the Young Mems Institute. Mir Hovey is most agreeable speaker, and the fact that he has seen all the subterranean wonders he so truthfully des- cribes adds interest to the lecture. THE DAUGHTERS BANKER
 This evening the Rentz Santley Novelty company will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House. The play, which is burlesque in it's character, will be 1.-The Daughters Banker" 1" which will be presented with the details of costume and scenery so universally appreeia- ted in other cities. The company is well spoken of by exchanges and fine enter tainment may be relied upon. Seats are on
 
 THE MAsooTTE
 On next Wednesday afternoon and even ing the celebrated Wilbur Opera company appear at Carll's Opera House At the mati nee '"The Mascotte" will be presented and in the evening "Pirates of Penzance,'' The company is known in this city as one of the best in opera and they will no doubt be greeted by large houses ct both, performan- ces. Reserved seats are on sale at Loomis'.
 THE KENNEDY BROTHERS
 On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of famous mesmerists and speciality company Kennedy Brothers, will amuse the people at the New Haven Opera House. The Kenne- dys have great reputation in their special ties, and are everywhere greeted by large and intelligent audiences. Reserved seats are on sale at the box ofice.
 THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
 This evening MT. W. J. Florence and his fine New York comedy company will appear at CariPs Opera House, when they will pre- sent the ever popular play 1.-The Mighty Dollar MT. Florence is well known in this city and his coming always insures crowded houses. Tomorrow evening the same com pany will give ''The German Professor" with MT Florence also Tn the leading role. Seats are on sale at loomis'
 rLUsTRATED LECTURE
 Mr. Partridge gives to night the fourth of the illustrated lectures in his course at Enc fish Hall. The lecture this evening will be s'Views of Famous Paintings, European Gal leries, on Scenes in the Old and New Testa ment.r It consists of two lectures, as the subjects were originally announced The views are beautifully colored and as perfect representations as possible in every detail of the original paintings. The oppor- tunity is one rarely, enjoyed of viewing these masterpieces of the skill of the great ancient and modern painters The lec- ture next Monday evening will be upon Chi na. The subject for the last lecture on the following Monday is a Tour Around the World. Admission 10 cents.