Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-26
EnterGainments.


 'The Dark Side of Great City" melo- three days of this week. It is an interesting and exciting series of well connected inoi- dents resulting from one man trying to get another out of the way. The action passes in New York city and Brooklyn and familiar scenes, such as a part of the Bowery and the Brooklyn bridge, are picturesquely presented. JOHN WILD.
 At the Hyperion Theatsr, Planning wild," with John Wild as the leading role, will be given this and tomorrow evenings. Running Wild" is an effort to amuse, and effectually brings about that end, assisted by large and talented company. Mir. Wild was for long time with Harrigan, the fa- nous New York author and actor. TERRY THE SWELL. "Terry, the Swell,"s spectacular play in five acts and ten scenes, will be produced at the Hyperion Wednesday evening. The ex- plosion and sinking of the steam yacht is 8 magnificent effect. The company furnishea every scene and property. "Terry, the Swell, and his three horse tandem dog cart can be seen on the streets Wednesday after noon.
 NEW HAVEN BICYCLE CLUB.
 The New Haven Bicycle club will give q grand wheeling and variety entertainment at the New Haven Opera House Wednesday evening. The club will be assisted by the Apt qusrtette, James Bowman, the clog dancer, Howard w. Durand. in musical spe- cialties, the New Haven Banjo club, Prof. Soltau and ". s. Maltby, the great scientific and artistic oyclist.
 JOE JEFFERSON.
 This noted comedian will appear at the New Haven Opera House in two performances Thanksgiving day. Thanksgiving matinee he will appear in Cricket on the Hearth" and ''Lend Me Five Shillings" In the eTen- ing he will appear in his most famous role, 'fRip Van Winkle." It goes without saying that crowded houses will witness both per- formances. 's@
 THE QUEENS MATE.
 The Standard Thsater success t'The Queens Mate" will be given by the Duff Opera cona~ pany at the Hyperion Theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December 6, 2 and 8. Mr. F. Howe, jr., is now in the city eomplet- ing the arrangements for the production of this great New York success.
 HELEN BARRY.
 This noted English comedienne will ap- pear at the Hyperion Thsater Thanksgiving day and evening and on Friday evening. She has played, perhaps, more parts than. any woman of her experience on the stage to- day. She is . woman of peculiar and fasci- mating originality. A natural beauty and grace adds much to the charm of rare intel- lgence which Miss Barry possesses. There cannot be too much said in relation to the pure, scholarly excellence of her methods. Wherever she has gone Q most cordial and courteous reception has been rendered her by the most representative social circles. Miss Barry is one of those rare artists who possess the faculty of turning from grave to gay and vice versa, at will. The ladies who attend either performance on Thanksgiving day will receive souvenir programme.
 THE SYMPHONY CONCERT. A subscription list is open at M. Steinert 1 & Sons music store for four concerts by the famous Boston Symphony Osehestra, Wil- helm GeEriek conductor. There will be l many eminent soloists, the names of which l will be announced later. Subscription tick l cts for the four concerts are $5. The dates ! adyertised are December 10, January A. | February Ii and March Ii.
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