Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-06
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 CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.
 Haverly's United American European min strels entertained 8 good sized house last evening. The olio part, although far from introducing anything novel, was well rem dered and the specialties came in for their share of credit The most notable perform ance was that of the Cragg family, who proved themselves indeed masters of grace and skill burlesque entitled the Cigar do concluded what was conceded to be a very fair performance.
 BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 This afternoon and evening the patrons of the museum will be afforded the last oppor- tunity to see e'Jacquine, or Paste and Dia- monds,' as produced by her.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Bartley Campbell's "White Slave" will be produced at this opera house on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week. The New York Daily News says: The scenic effects are startlingly real and wonderfully effective, the steamboat scene and the drifting of the lovers on the Mississippi being marvels of slave pictures.
 AMERICAN THEArER.
 Jesse James will be presented for the last time at the American this afternoon and evening. The piece, while sensational, is so replete with comedy that the audience are kept alternately deeply interested and highly amused, The specialties introduced are ex- cellent, and the entertainment throughout is well worthy of liberal patronage.
 LAWRENCE BARRETT
 At Carll's Opera House on Saturday eve mir of Iyaalx will appear as s'Hernani" in Victor Hugo's tragedy in five acts entitled "Hernani. ." The Boston Journal says of MT. Barrett's ''Hernani:" His conception of the character is so true to nature and his del1neation of the play of each feeling so vivid and so grandly portrayed, that the idea of the actor is lost in the idea of the character acted, and the au- dience live for the time being with the man within in the mimic scene.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 Last night "Three of Kind'' was given by Salsbury's Troubadours in place of "Green Room Fun" in consequence of a throat trouble which prevented Nellie Me Henry from appearing. Dolly Dashwood, the part usually taken by her, was filled by Miss Fannie Corey in pleasing and accepta- ble manner, although the peculiarly fasci- hating vivacity of Miss McHenry was missed by those to whom the piece was familiar. The play was on. the whole, however, bet ter presented than last year. This afternoon and evening 1t will be repeated and deserves good houses.
 CARLLS OPERA HOUSE.
 On Monday and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday afternoon of next week occurs one of the prominent and notable events of the season in the appearance of Emma Abbott and her English opera company, st Carlls Opera House, in three acts of her best grand operas. On Monday evening she will appear in ''Mignon," Tuesday afternoon the "Mika- do," with Emma Abbott as "Yum Yum, :" and Tuesday evening "La Traviata." The leading members of the company this season are, in addition to Abbott, Laura Bellini, Lizzie Annandale, Marie Greenwood, Bertha Fricke and Messrs, Michelena, Montegriffo, Pruette, Broderick, Bryant and Dixon. These form strong support to Miss Abbott, and it will be readily seen that a rich music al banquet is in store for our opera-goers. The sale of seats is lively. Seats at Loomis' Temple of Music.