Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-22
MORMONISM.

Hon. Samuel F. Jones will lecture on 'Mormonism and the Mormons in Utah'' for the benefit of the sick and disabled Confed- Monday evening. The tickets may be ob- rained of members of Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., or at Loomis'.
 VARIETY AT PICKS.
 At the Grand Opera House last evening Canary's variety company gave their usual good performance, giving satisfaction to a fine audience. Many of the speciality acts were warmly applauded, and the American Four'' distinguished themselves by their clever acts. The afterpiece was very funny. FoRTY-NINE.
 Lizzie May Ulmer may be seen in her charming role of Carrots in "'49,'' play that has delighted thousands, at the New Haven Opera House this afternoon and evening and to-morrow afternoon. The actress has won her way into the hearts of +heatre-goers and Is great favorite every where. A supporting company of unusual ability is with her.
 THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND WEST.
 This celebrated minstrel company will give two performances at Peck's Grand Opera House today. The matinee is at 2 o'clock. The company has just closed g highly successful engagement in Boston and their programme is one of the liveliest and cleverest that has ever been presented in this city. They have genuine novelties. The singing is especially fine.
 AnLN AT cARLL's.
 That idle curiosity alone will attract large audiences at Carlrs on this and to morrow evenings and tomorrow matinee cannot be denied. But it is also safe to say that Mir. Miln has strong claim upon the public as an actor. His western debut was spoken of by the Chicago Tribune as a distinguished success" Among many other good things the same paper said: '.From the first his appearance, delivery, action and bearing as- sured his success and as the play proceeded and he warmed to his work his hold on the audience increased until the close of scene 1, when his passionate delivery of the passage winding up with Though hell itself should gape' put his ultimate success beyond reason able doubt and compelled an imperative call before the curtain" RicheIisu will be given this evening, Hamlet to morrow afternoon and Macbeth to morrow evening.
 THE sToDDARD LECTURES
 Last evening st Carlrs Opera House Mr. Stoddard delivered before 8 crowded house the last and in many respects the most inte- resting of his course of illustrated lectures on Europe. The city visited was Constantinople and from it's comparative unfamiIiarity as we'll as it's strange and beautiful architecture and natural scenery proved fascinating sub ject for study The Bosphorus. the Golden Horn, the Seraglio Point with its ruined palace, the mosque of Santa Sophia and it's slender minarets, the magnificent marble Seraglio, the vast underground reservoirs, ths marble gates and the summer house of the Sultan were all shown and described. A humorous account was given of the lectur- CTS adventures in Turkish bath and his ex- ultant feeling at being safely through it. And intsrspersed between the pictuEss were interesting descriptions of Turkish customs and manners which drew from the audience frequent laughter eRd applause. Mir. Stod- dard is assured of warka welcome whenever he shall see fit to return to New Hsxep.
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