Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-06

the Spanish student of popular music. Be from the soul of the composer or from that of the people, it is classic which will for many decades continue to be leading lyric among the opponents of grand opera.
 It was cast last evening as follows:
 Rsca@fio Sa 1Sis Toreador5 fnsste Dancairo: .signor Oaraceiolo III ReE1endado Slgnor hinaioini tMoraies. y. NIB DelessG mtt; Michaela .M..e, i, Ro... Carmen Ca Gypsy1. . Mile. Minnie Hauk
 That Minnie Hauk is a great "Carmen" none who witnessed her performance last evening will gainsay. Love and hate, ten dernesS and fury poured forth from her rich. ly cultivated voice with realism which, combined with 8 faultless execution, made her the central figure of the audiences atten- tion. An encore at the end of the third act brought her unwillingly before the curtain Del Puente with his robust, manly voice made an instantaneous impression and sang with excellent effect. He repeated his Tor eador song" at an enthusiastic audiences re- quest.
 Mile. Dotti was in excellent voice, as was Signor Ravelli, who during the first act was somewhat at variance with his lines. The corps de ballet led by Mile. Cavalazz1 was fully equal to the demands made upon them and the danseuse was at her best. The cho- rus was well balanced and efficient, the or chestra superb. MT. Mapleson has in this case presented everything as he had prom ised and we hope to see him frequent wis., itor. IT,
 AMERICAN THEATER. j.
 George Murphy the comedian, and his com pany n the piece entitled "Rudolph's Am bition" are drawing large houses at this place of amusement.
 BUNNELLs MUSEUM. @---
 Dominiek Murray, who has drawn large houses at the museum this week where he has been playing Escaped from Sing Sing, , will play the latter play for the remainder of the week, he not thinking his new play, "A Great Crime," as good as "Escaped from Sing Sing'' and the latter being highly pop ular.
 GRAND sTEREoPTICoN EXHIBITION.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the grand stereopticon exhibition at the St. John street M. E. church next Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Tickets and seats at Loomis'. Phillips pictorial tour of the world will be given, comprising five hundred colossal views colored by London artists and magnlhed and illuminated by the new powerful lime light. The views each evening will be entirely diff ferent.
 cARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 MT. James M. Hardie and Miss Sarah Yon Leer will appear in "A Brave Womann st Carlls Opera House this Friday and Satur- day evenings and Saturday afternoon. The New York Herald says: Zone of the most effective productions of a play new to this country is to be seen at the Brooklyn Thea ter in "A Brave Woman,' under the personal management of Mir. James M Hardie. The company is good one and MT. Hardie him self does excellent work"
 MICHAEL sTRoGoFF.
 Another fine house last night at the New Haven Opera House witnessed the second representation of this grand dramatic pa geant. But two nights more and Saturday, matinee yet remain, when it will give place to another style of attraction. The ballet is of the most chaste nature, and Brianza, the principal danseuse, stands out in bold relief as truly great exponent of her art. The actors are all equal to the several tasks as- signed them, and the scenery is most beauti- full The regular matinee prices will be made on Saturday instead of any addition thereto as originally intended.
 JANIsH IN ANsELMA.
 This distinguished actress, who will have finished six weeks engagement in New York on Saturday, will appear at the. New Haven Opera House on Monday night yin Sardou's great work originally called s"Ag- nes." Mime. Janish in less than one year has established herself as one of the greatest of all the emotional actresses. Her patrons are among the most intelligent of the com TnaDifu and har irfr uofa in each city which she may visit places her at once in position second to none as among the established favorites. She will be supported by the veritable members of the company which supported her in her long engagement at the Madison Square Theater, New York. The sale of reserved seats for the Janish night will begin to-day at the opera house. Seats will be sold at the reg HI1r prices. as per advertisement in another