Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-16
Entertainments.
YALE aLEE CLUB CONCERT.

The annual concert of the Yale Glee club, assisted by the Yale Banjo club, takes place at the Hyperion Theater this evening and a large and appreciative audience will attend The Glee club concerts are looked forward to with much pleasure each year, and an un- usually attractive programme has been pre- pared for this evening. The seats have nearly all been sold, and the amusement week at Yale will open auspiciously.
 BUNNELL's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 'tNan's Acre Lot" will be produced at Bunnell's the first three days of this week, commencing this afternoon. It is new musical comedy which has attained much popularity. Harry Pepper, the tenor, and Carrie Tuttein, the charming comedienne, will take the leading roles. In the museum hall Professor Woodward's ten trained seals will be on exhibition.
 THE WONDERFUL TRAINED SEALS.
 Manager Bunnel1 has provided very strik- ing novelty and most expensive attraction for the museum hall, the ten trained seals which so greatly interested New Workers. They go through tho most marvellous performances ever witnessed. They are almost human. They were for years at the Royal aquarium, London, Paris, Berlin and Vienna The most marvellous tribute of mans power over the oceans offspring. They are trsined by kindness and do everything but talk. They ring bells, play the banjo. guitar, drum, smoke, read, sing, sew, run machinery, drill, retrieve, have sham battle, etc.
 THE sToDDARD LECTURE
 Another Stoddard lecture tomorrow even ing at the Hyperion Theater Last summer MT. Steddard and his family enjoyed them selves greatly among the charming summer resorts of the French Pyrenees. He now gives in his inimitable way and with the il- 1ustratiors there obtained his unique and happy experiences there. No lecture in the series has been more generally admired, and some of the illustrations are unparalleled by any MT. Stoddard has before offered.
 READINGS FROM DICKENS. Charles Dickens, son of the famous novel, ist, will make his first appearance before New Haven audience Wednesday evening, when he will read from the works of his father, including selections from Bob Saw yers party and David Copperfeld. MT. Dickens has received favorable comment wherever he has gone and has obtained ! marked success as an elocutionist both in America and England
 GILMoRE's BAND CONCERT. Gilmore and his wonderful band of fifty pieces will give two grand concerts at the Hyperion Theater Thursday afternoon and | evening. The programme is as follows:
 Mstinee-Commencing at 2:30 o'clock overture-'W William Tell'. Rossini I
 Gilmore's band 5oio TOT Clarlonet-"Caprice Orignale"
 Performed by the author, Herr stockist. Ss0ckie' "Se 0n leetgg 4inoras fn hand Rubinstefn solo on phonsE'The Vacant Chair. Root
 cliinnorra,s hand --..--De hontski Javatina fron. LombardiN"Non flu sogno".
 Sung by Miss Letitia Fritch Concert Waltz-"Knoll's Ball Klange' ..... .Lumye 'olo for Cornet-'Poka Briliiante" .Demare Echoes From the fseSa NsW so1th6 2 1sns Day on
 the Old Plantation. .-.............. .Puerner l 'iccolo Solo-"Fantaisie Lucrezia Boreiam
 signor De Carlo. Donize''a frand Fest March from "Tannhauser" Wagner
 Gilmore's band
 Evening, commencing at o'clock -'Semiramide' ........ .Rossini ..,.o ,,,r-,o. .ssignor RaffaySiG: n iuts solo. .The Ripping Stream .sfsI .IaI sas aFss d. Noy
 o'''a'A Gilmore,s hand. '''' -'S0ssman cho song for voice and flute. Rishop
 Sung by Miss Letitia Fritch
 rluLo ODu&ol0 Dy Fred LAX. rand selection from the "Huguenets"
 Gfnore's band. ,lo for petit clarionet-' Caprice de Con- cert tgr Mains Matus attoo of the German army .saro
 GHmcre's band. 'lo for orsaxophone-"Fantaise de Freichuts''.
 Mir. E. A. Lefebre. arch militaire-"The Irish Brigade" Puerner E
 Gilmore's band Musical director MT. P. s. Gilmore
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 A company under the management of eorge L. Harrison will produce H. O. iner's "Silver King" at the New Haven aven Opera House the last three days of V fig week. This is one of the leading eona- : nations on the road and the play is mounts s in the same style as when produced at ] :, allack's Theater, New York. N
 L'voYAGE FEN SUISSE.
 The Hanlon Brothers L'Voyage En Suisse N Il be produced at the New Haven Opera M use for three nights, commencing January h.
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