Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-11-16
entertainments.
SIBERIA.

SIBERIA.
The great spectacular drama s'Siberia," a
romantic play in six acts and seven tableaux
by BARLEY Campbell, will be produced at
the New Haven Opera House Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. 90 and "a.
BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Manager Bunnel is giving to many pat
rons great treat this week. The grand SEN
sational melodrama "The World" is being
produced just as it was brought out at Wal
lacks Theater, New York. The Stage GET
ting is very elegant and realistic, and effec-
tive points of the play are we'll brought
out.
Tonight, tomorrow afternoon and to-
morrow night Hermann, the great magician,
will appear at the New Haven Opera House
in number of new and wonderful decep-
lions in the line of sorcery and magic. The
magician has appeared lately in several cities
ed houses, with even the standing room
taken.
CARLL'S OPERA HOUSE.
Denman Thompson will appear at Carll's
tomorrow and Thursday evenings in his new
play. 'sThe Old Homestead" play does not
aspire to plot, one does not think of any
thing approximating plotting with good old
honest Uncle Josh; it is merely a sequel, or
like reading a continuation of Joshua Whit
comb, and tine success of the play tells anew
of the artists skill and success.
THE MINUTE MEN.
Mr. James A. Herne's 'Minute Men" will
be produced at the New Haven Opera House
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and
Saturday matinee. The story of the plot is
of sort to stir the patriotic sentiments of a
young American, the action taking place IN
the wears 1774-5-6 and the scenes being laid
in Roxbury with the Blue Hills in the dis
tance) and in Charlestown. The drama is
very well done by Mr.. Herne and his excel
lent support.
HAvERLY'S MINSTRELS.
Friday night at Carll's Opera House Hav-
erly's original mastodon minstrels will ap-
pear with the best talent in the country.
Since their last visit DIR. Sawtelle's st. Ber-
nard Galaxy, family of the largest and
most handsome dogs in the world, have
Joined them. E. M. Hall, the king of the
banjo, is also with them. The old favorites
have all been retained, including the three
Germans, who will produce new songs and
dances that embrace the entire strength of
the company. J. Fl. Haverly, the father of
refined Ministries, will be here looking after
his company which will be a guarantee of a
frst-class entertainment, giving the public
what he advertises.
BLACK CROOK.
The New Haven Opera House was packed
last evening and after the entertainment
commenced there was not even standing
room. There certainly seems to be sort of
talismanic charm to "The Black Crook" as
far as large audiences are concerned. Moul-
ton and Bakers company played the piece
rather poorly. The principal features were
as usual the ballet, the speciality acts and the
scenery. Mile. CAMS, the premiere, danced
very well indeed, but there were but eight in
her entire corps de ballet. The Herbert
brothers performed some truly wonderful
acrobatic feats, and Mr. Duncan was as clever
as usurl in his ventriloquial entertainment
The undergraduates of Yale were present in
large number and were generous and fire.
quent in their appla use.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
We are too often urged nowadays to favor
with cur presence benefit entertainments for