Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-09
Entertainments.

NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 "Called Back" was produced by MT. Stew ensons company at this house last evening. The play at it's former presentation having been reviewed in these columns, an extended notice is unnecessary. Suffice it to say that it appears to have lost none of it's former in terest and may justly lay claim to being one of the most successful current dramas The cast is substantially the same with the ex- eeption of Catherine Lewis, who takes the place of Kate Claxton, and Henry Lee who assumes the role of Macaire, replacing Alex ander oal.iHi Mir. Thnmas as Ceneri re- peatsd his former success. By special re- quest Manager Wall has arranged to secure a repetition of the piece at the Saturday mat inee, on which occasion the customary prices will prevail Tonight and tomorrow night ''The Country Girl" will be produced.
 BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 This and tomorrow afternoons and even- ings the patrons of the museum will have the last opportunity to witness the presentation of ''Pecks Bad Boy" by the Atkinson Com edy company.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 There should not be an empty seat in the American this evening on the occasion of Manager Van Buren's benefit This genial gentleman deserves we'll of the amusement loving public, for during the season he has provided the best attractions in the variety line and the entertainments at his house have been of the highest character. A host of volunteers will assist the regular company and an unusually fine performance will be given. the object of which alone, aside from the merits of the programme, should draw the largest audience of the season.
 THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The concert of the Boston Symphony or chestra takes place this evening in CarlIs Opera House There will be brilliant and of one of the best orchestras in this country. We present hereby the programme, which is az excellent one The orchestra is composed of | of the celebrated Wilhelm Gericke, oi Vienna.
 1. Overture Geonore No. s).......... Beethoven g. Aria-(Bela mia a,da aa%ma} %1oaE,,n Mozart 8. Prelude-Menuet and Fugue for strings A. solo-For vioioncelio ........: Mir tIeise 5. Symphonic Poem Ues Preludes) ....... .Lszt
 AFA(Non e ns siss ysqE Frpasin pas ls0oaFd symphony-(No 72 2.t;--..---..,. ia,.t; Beethoven Miss Gertrude Franklin, (Soprano9
 Mr. Fritz Giese, Wioloncelo)
 1.-THE COUNTRY GIRL"
 The performance of "The Country Girl" al the New Haven Opera House tonight should
 attract unusual attention. William Wycherly
 wrote this comedy for the amusement oi King Charles II and his merry court. The admirable characterization and the flowing fun of the comedy caught London like | flame in flax. It enriched the manager and the author was lionized and became the spe- cial favorite of King Charles. It is related
 that when Wycherly was i'll the King paid him the singular honor of a visit and ther sent him to the south of France l for the benefit of his health and assumed all the expense | of the journey. One hundred years after the | first production of this comedy it was revised and revived by David Garrick and again it | set London laughing. The success was as | complete as on the first production, and now after another hundred years have passed ''The Country Girl" is produced in New York and pronounced by the critics one oi ! the liveliest and most amusing comedies pre- | sented this season. Catherine Lewis will act | the 'scountry grip tonight. She has made great hit in this part and all the characters will be ably represented. 'Called Back will be given at the matinee tomorrow in obedience to many requests made at the opera house. ''The Country Girl" will be given for the last time tomorrow night. New York Physicians. Many of the leading physicians of New York are
 discussing the propriety of admitting. the Moxie harmless food and found tO be af9le to rrevAnt