Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.

Tines company are a fine attraction at the
American Theater Richmond is whole
show in himself
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.
New Haven is appreciative of the readings
given by elocutiopists of the first rank in
their profession. None of them deserve a
more cordial reception than the eminent Pro-
lessor j. W. Churchill of Andover, Mass,
who reads Friday evening in High School
Hall. Professor Churchill has attained an
enviable reputation, which ensures great sat-
isfaction and pleasure to all who hear him.
NOVELTY AND COMEDY COMPANY.
Advance Agent John Hammond was in the
city yesterday arranging for the appearance
of Mile. Girard's popular English novelty and
comedy company at Peck's Grand Opera
House next Friday and Saturday. The COM
pany contains forty-fve recognized artists
Howard Atheneum, Boston, and Hyde &
Beeman's Brooklyn, with good success.
RAG BABY.
This new comedy by Charles q. Hoyt,
author of ga Bunch of Keys" will be pro-
duced at the New Haven Opera House next
Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee by fine company under the man
agement of Eugene Tompkins, of the Boston
Theater. Frank Daniels and Jennie Yeamans
are leaders in the company. Harry Braham
is the musical director. New scenery and
new music will be introduced. The comedy
is spoken Of very highly.
YALE NAVY BENEFIT.
Tickets for the benefit entertainment of
the Yale navy are selling raridIy at the usual
prices. They may be obtained at Beers
drug store opposite the colleges. The per-
Torrance will consist of minstrel first part,
in which the Yale Glee club will take part,
and pleasant travesty, entitled 1.-THE Bakers
Daughter" Music by the Banjo club and
clog dancing by two students will follow the
minstrels. The travesty will introduce the
Glee club in new and original choruses.
THE RINK.
Last evening at the rink Professor D. j.
Canary, the champion trick and fancy bicy-
Gle rider of the world, gave the most won
derful and interesting exhibition ever wit
messed in this city. His movements were
many and executed with great grace, some
of them seeming to the uninitiated to border
on the impossible. The audience was very
enthusiastic one, the professor being repeat
eddy encored. On Friday, the 21st, there
will be two grand concerts, matinee and
evening, by the Archduke Joseph's Hungsl
rian Gypsey band This attraction which
has been obtained by the management at the
outlay of much time and expense, will I'M
doubleday be the great event Of the season.
GIBoFLE-GIRoFLA.
The Boston Ideal Opera company present
ed Girofe- Girofa at Peck's Grand Opera
House last evening before one of ehe largest
audiences Of the season. The well-known
favorites, Messrs. Whitney, Barnabee,
Morsell and Miss Marie Stone, Won new
marks of favor, well sustaining their reputa-
ton and melting the enthusiastic applause
which greeted the specialties in the spark
ing and amusing opera They were finely
supported by a large and effective chorus and
good orchestral accompaniment The Moors,
chorus and march excited lively applause and
vas warmly encored; as also were the
auartette between Messrs. Whitney, Barna
bee and Morsell,' Miss Phillips and Miss
Stone; the drinking Song" by Miss Stone,
and the duet in the third act between Miss
Stone and Mr.. Morsell; also the duett hs-
tween Mr.. Whitney and Miss Stone, and Mr..
Rhitpey was at his best in his solo, ssThe
Travellers Lot" The stage settings and
costumes added brilliantly to the general
effect. All the singers were in good voice
and the entertsinmept vas as whole very
satisfactory. This afternoon will be present
ed THE Bohemian Girl matinee at 2, and
this evening "Barbe Bleus" will be given.
In both Tom Karl appears. Large audiences
8re assured.
Fhs company played Monday night in
Danielsonviile, spd society circles in the
town seemed to have taFRad opt en- masse for
the occasion. The company play next week
10 Meriden, Hartford and Springfield, and
than take western tour playing in Troy and
going as far as St. Paul and Minneapolis,
then returning east, stopping en- route at
Chicago and other large cities.
Died of arn4nonia, poor fellow, said the re-
powned Mrs. Partipgtoa, or learning of q
friena's death from pneumonia- r believe
I should haye died, too, but for DR.. Bulls
Cough Etirrup. II stirred up my cold and
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