Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-28
Entertainments.


 The famous little lyric star, Corinne, will appear with her troupe at the New Haven 1 Opera House next Saturday afternoon and evening in the three act musical comedy Bijou.
 |. FRENoH's LECTURE. This evening at Peck's the favorite lectur- CT, Harry w. French will show much of the wild and rugged scenery of our New England coast and will entertain all who hear him agreeably.
 FATINITZA.
 The last performance of Fatinitza by the Palmer UImer Opera company in this city will be given Thanksgiving evening at their opera house. The company deserve good audience.
 LEAvITT's MINISTRIES.
 At CarlPs next Saturday afternoon and evening Leavitt's consolidated minstrels with LeRvitt's vaudeville combination appear after noon and evening. There are fifty-three ar lists in the company and they will give grand performance.
 THE NEW YORK TRIO CLUB CONCEPTS.
 The subscribers to these concerts who have read the notices of the New York Trio club in the advertisement and other pages of this paper will be pleased to learn that they can now procure their tickets at M. Steinert's music store, 255 Chapel street. For further information see the advertisement which will appear in a few days.
 OUR COLLINS.
 There was not a large audience at the Grand Opera House last evening but those who were present were well ipleased with the manner in which the absurd connection called "Our Goblins" was rendered. The company is talented one and carried on the performance with spirit in spite of the depressing circumstances. HIDDEN HAND. The mysteries of the Hidden Hand will be revealed at Peck's next Friday and Saturday with Saturday matinee. The event is an nounced as ''grand, mystic spectacular re- vival" and will be sufficiently magnificent to please the most critical no doubt. Miss Nera Vernon, an actress of ability from California, will take leading part. TEXAS ooLoRED CONCERT COMPANY. At Peck's Grand Opera House on Thanks giving afternoon and evening the Texas Col ored Concert company will give two fine con- certs, afternoon and evening. The pro- gramme, which embraces camp meeting hymns and songs of the old plantation, can not fail to be entertaining. The prices of admission are very low, as can be seen by the scale in another column. wYNDHAM's COMPANY. The reappearance of the famous company of Wyndham, the celebrated comedian, at CarlFs Opera House should be the signal for generous response on the part of our thea ter going people. MT. Wyndham's plays are among the best comedies on the stage and his company, trained together for many years, are all admirable. For the matinee Thanksgiving day the play will be Brighton, Thanksgiving evening the Great Divorce Case, and Friday evening Pink Dominoes. Seats should be secured early at Loomis'. RICHARD FooTE, THE TRAGEDIAN. Mir. OttoIengui, business manager for Richard Foote, the tragedian, was in town last evening arranging for the appearance of MT. Foots and company at the New Haven Opera House in Richard III. next Monday and Tuesday evenings. MT. Foote has been playing his company in the West and very successfully, and brings a select company with wardrobss historically correct for the play, also special scenery. A. J. Cole < Co.,, of New York, who furnished the costumes for the Cincinnati festival, made the cos. tunes.
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