Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-11
Entertainments.

son; English division, 43. Total 65. Entertainments. AMERICAN THEATER A snappy, well balanced entertainment is given by the variety artists playing at the ! American Theater this week. A matinee ! will be given to-day at 2:3O. BUNNELLs MUSEUM. Joe J. Sullivan and the Horse Shoe Four complete the week at Bunnell's to-day. The ] presentation is full of life and fun. A matinee and evening performance will be given. Large audiences attend every presentation. ! CARRIE SWAIN. At the New Haven Opera House on Friday and Saturday evenings of next week with Saturday matinee Miss Carrie Swain will ap- pear in her new piece, "The Little Joker" wriiten for her by Fred G. Maeder. The play is delightful and large audiences are ex- peeted.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE. A large and enthusiastic audience greeted Salsbury's Troubadours in their three-act farcical comedy ''Three of a Kind" The evening was one of continual laughter and mirth. The company is good one and sus-
  and Miss Nellie McHenry were excellent and fully sustained their previous records. The same play will be given at grand matinee this afternoon and in the evening. A NIGHT IN ROME. There was only small audience at Carlls Opera House last evening to see the second performance of the All Star Dramatic com pany. The play IA Night in Rome' is iDfa md fair Miss Aden played the difficult role of ''Eu- genia De Morney'' very creditably and won deserved applause This afternoon the two charming comedies, "Tom Cobb" and 'Sweethearts, will be given, and this even ing the splendid society drama, Engaged" will be given. The prices of admission are only % and 50 cents, and the entertainments deserve larger patronage. MAY BLOSSOM. "May Blossom" has it's first annual cele- braticn at the Peoples Theater, New York, Saturday April II. The occasion will be made memorable by banquet on the stage after the performance given by MT. Harry Miner, manager of the Peoples. The guests will include all the company the author, MT. Belasco, the managers of the Madison Square Theater, where the play was produced, and the city press. May Blossom" has been played for one year uninterruptedly, not missing night. ''May Blossom" will be presented at Carll's April 16. It's perform ance it is intended shall be as nearly as pos sible an exact reproduction in every particu- lar of those given for six consecutive months at the Madison Square Theater. The con- plete original company, special scenes and effects will be used.
 FOR THE UNITED WORKERS.
 The entertainment to be given at the New Haven Opera House Monday evening, April 20, for the United Workers, will be both unique and entertaining. MT. Frank Lin coin has won fine reputation as humorist in England and this country by his mono logue entertainments, which consist of laugh able musical and initiative sketches from En- glish and American life He lately appeared in Washington for the benefit of the training school for nurses under the patronage of Mrs. Senator Hawley, Mrs. Senator Cameron and others, and made a distinct hit. His entertainmeht given not long ago in Hart ford for the Decorative Art society was so great success that he is to repeat it there again in May. The Philadelphia Bulletin said of him: ''Mr. Frank Lincoln is one of the best humorous impersonators and mim- ics that has yet appeared in Philadelphia. At the Academy of Music last evening he kept an audience of nearly four thousand persons in a constant state of laughter dur ing his entire entertainment. THE HARVARD QtINTETTE CONCERT MONDAY
 EVENING.
 Following is the programme of the grand concert to be given at Carlls Opera House, Monday evening, April 18th, Lafayette E. Pikee, manager:
 1. Quartette-Three Glasses es..............F Fisher
 Harvard Quartette. ~ o0ls '' '0 Miss Lizzie Gaffney DeSSe'ner g. The Sioux Chiefs Daughter Joaquin Miller
 Miss Hattie Bishop. 4 Violin Solo-The Witches Dance .Paganini
 Mime. Camilla Urso. 5 College Songs a Fra Diavolo H.Hsd Ms stsWafe At the windGw %sr with Yoedel G. Piano Sofo-Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 4.....
 Mrs. Minna Sites
 PART II.
 In May Time. e......-...................B Billeter
 Harvard Quartette
 g. Song-Fiore che Langur. ........--... .Rotoi
 Miss Lizzie Gaffney.
 g. Violin Solo A-Gavotte from 6th violin Sonata
 By Traeumerei . ......... Schumann
 Mime. Camilla Urso M,S:bun., lo College songs.,.. shephe9ds s%ae sSPe with Harvard euartette- I5iy,is By ysaSEy Slsy H. Piano Solo-Thena varie op. 7......Von Weber 70 Mrs: % Minna Sites. . F. The Curse or ReguluS. Anon
 Miss Hattie Bishop.
 Drinking Chorus with Yoedel.. ;Glee b. Harvard Quartette. 'se'
 East Rock.