Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
Entertain IRA enIs.

At Carll's Opera House Thursday ev- ening will be given the third of the New Haven Concert associations concerts by the Thomas Concert company. The sale of seats opens this morning at Steinert's. BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 .Mattie Vickers and Charlss s. Rogers, supported by good company, produced "Jacquine, or Paste Diamonds" at the mu- scum yesterday afternoon and evening to the entire satisfaction of the audiences present.
 ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
 The renowned Emma Abbott and her large double opera company will perform three of their best operas at Carll's Opera House on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday afternoon of next week. On Monday evening "Mignon" will be sung, "Mikado" Tuesday afternoon, and "Travia- ta" Tuesday evening.
 cARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 Haverly's United American European Min strel company will appear in this city on Fri day evening at this opera house. An ex change in speaking of the show says: The afterpiece was clever burlesque upon Mika- do entitled "Ci-gar-do" in which the full strength of the company was cast, arrayed in the most extravagant costumes, and intro duced a variety of incidental features, which kept the audience in the best of spirits. The ''Three Little Maids from School" were got ten up in surprising style and sang with con- siderable skill, while the antics of Kranky Too, by George German, met with outbursts of laughter, also the burlesque acrobatic feats of the Krug family.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 This and tomorrow evenings at this opera house the Madison Square Theater company will produce the we'll known and popular play "Young Mrs. Winthrop The New York Times says: Mir Towards new play strikes vigorously at one of the most fla grant weaknesses of our American social life There is nothing common, nothing more sadly productive of misery and mis- of American husbands to neglect their wifes, and to put their hearts into gold, cotton and stock. Among us love is merely spring time; business makes up the other seasons MT. Howard has touched, therefore, the real wound, and he has touch ed it with 8 sympathetic power which is worthy of our hearty admiration and respect
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 The career of the noted outlaw Jesse James is one of thrilling interest, and it's recital in dramatic action and tableaux gives opportu- niey for some powerfully realistic stage work. The company which produced the play at the American last evening is made up of persons capable of giving full expression to the tragic clements that make up the drama, while the comedy vein that runs like minor key through the whole play finds equally admir- able Representation at their hands. While there is much that is emotional in the piece, this is frequently overshadowed by the anus ing incidents that come in to excite laughter and amusement. William Lee in the charac- ter of Jesse James gave an excellent repre- sentation of the cold-blooded character of the outlaw, and was we'll sustained by the entire cast. The specialties introduced during the performance were unusually good, and taken altogstherSthe large audience in attendance were thoroughly pleased with the evenings entertainment.