Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-31
EMterta1nments.


 Entertainments.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 The Davenes continue to draw crowded houses at the American.
 cARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 Marie Prescott and Joseph Howarth will and Tuesday evenings in "A Moral Crime" /"
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Henry Chanfrau will present "Kit, the Arkansaw Traveller at this house on Mon day and Tuesday evenings supported by 8 good company.
 BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 Miss Ethel Tucker repeats her rendition of the ''Pearl of Savoy" this afternoon and evening. Large audiences have been enter tained by Miss Tucker and company this week
 LILLIAN RUSSELL.
 The charming prima donna Lillian Russell supported by the C. D. Hess English Opera company will appear at Carll's next Wednes- day evening in the spectacular military com ique entitled ''Polly."
 CLIO.
 
 ven Opera House this week and the last per- formances will be given today-this after noon and evening. The entertainment is all together meritorious one, and the last per- formance like the first should have liberal attendance.
 THOMAS CONCERTS.
 The Theodore Thomas concerts in this city tba SaosoD of 12RS 2R u,iI bo or, Monday evening, December 7, Thursday eve- ming, January 28, and Thursday evening, March 4, and probably fourth concert will follow. Seats for the course can be obtain ed, by subscribers for course tickets only, at Steinert's music store during the week com mencing Monday, November 23 Selections will be in turn commencing promptly at 9 a. m. The vouchers, which must be presented when seats are chosen, will be obtained when subscriptions are paid to either the collector during the weak preceding the above date, or at Steinert's prior to the collection week. The above notice is issued by the New Ha- ven Concert association. At the first con- cert Miss Emma Juch will be the soloist.
 MAPLEsoN's FAMOUS oPREA COMPANY. Next Thursday evening, November 5th, the finest operatic entertainment in this city in years will be given at Carlls Opera House by Colonel Mapleson's famous opera company. Carmen will be rendered with every advan- tage of rich and expensive costumes. The cast, which indicates the high character of the performance, is as follows: Don Jose. Signor RavelE Escanillo. Signor Del Puente Iemlga Slgnor Cheru6lni II Dancare. .Slgnor Caraccioo Il Reriendado .Signor Rinaldini Morales. .Signor Foscani natfi Paqata Mdile Bauermeester Mercedes.. NM Mme Laoache The incidental Advertisement will be by the celebrated Mime. Cavalazzi and the corps de ballet. Signor Arditi will be the musical director and conductor.
 THE KIRMEss.
 The ladies of the various committees in charge of the Kirmess to be given November 10 and ii busily engaged in perfecting the necessary arrangements and the indica- tions point to brilliant success. The re- freshment committee desire contributions of chicken salad, escalloped oysters, buttered biscuit or bread and cake. Ladies willing to furnish any of the above articles will kind ly send their names, designating the kind and amount, to the chairman of the commit tee, Mrs. T. H. Bishop, No. 215 Church street, on or before Nov. 3. It is also re- quested that all nancy articles Intended for the Kilmess be sent with price affixed from November to November inclusive either to those to whom they have been promised or to Miss S. M Day, No. 956 Chapel street As the money raised from this entertain ment is to be devoted to one of our noblest charities it is presumed that the requests of the committees will meet with generous re- sponse,
 CARL}s OPERA HOUSE.
 There was 8 fair sized audience present at Carll's Opera House last evening to see Aimee in English comedy. She appeared in Nam zelle, which, although written by Jessup and Gill, is neither original nor new It is noth- ing more nor less than an elaborated version of Betsey Baker, g delightful farce well