Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-02-24

Rudolph Aronson's Casino opera company
opened three days engagement at the New
Haven Opera House before large audience
last evening. The great comic opera success
of the last two years, "Erminie," was pre-
sented and the bills inform ne that this is
the last opportunity to witness this most
charming light opera. The company last
evening is identical with the one which pre-
sented the opera here in the fall except that
Mamie Sutton, the Marie of the previous
production, is now cast as Javotte and Ray
Semon as Marie, a marked Improvement.
The performance was noticeable for the
careful attention to detail which marks
all of Mr.. Aronsons productions. The
scenery and costumes were as beautiful as
ever, the chorus as large and efficient. The
opera has been produced so many times by
the present company that it went along with
unusual smoothness. Addie Cora Reed as
Erminie, Jennette Heuri as Cerisse, Josephine
Bartlett as the captain, Fred Solomon as Cas
deaux and Henry Watson as Revenues, all
repeated their previous successes Every
member of the cast deserves mention, and
the orchestra was large and efficient. The
entire production, in brief, is as nearly per
feet as provincial performance can be and
ably sustains the high reputation of the man
agement. Large audiences will attend this
and tomorrow evenings and at the Saturday
matinee. No one will miss seeing Ger
mimic"
BUNNELLs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Gus Hills World of Novelties will be the
attraction at the Grand Opera House for the
remainder of the week. This is strong
variety organization. Every act on the bill
is amusing, and the whole entertainment will
be one to be much enjoyed. There is lots of
fun and amusement crowded into the per-
Torrance. The usual excellent attractions
are in the museum hall.
TIE JAPANESE VILLAGE.
Crowds of spectators are constantly attend
ing the exhibition given by the twenty jap
anese at 700 Chapel street. 1t is a novel,
unique and pleasing exhibit.
HYPERION THEATER.
Miss Kate Claxton, the popular actress, sup
ported by Charles A. Stevenson and a COM
petent company, will appear at the Hyperion
this evening in her new play ''The World
Against Her." The story of the drama is
long familiar to the stage. A noble woman,
truly in love with her husband, wrongly
thinks him Indifferent to her, and her belief
is confirmed by one who formerly but unsuc
cessfu1ly wooed her, divorce follows, she
leaves her child, and ali her friends turn
against her upon purely cireumstantial evil
dence Out of this familiar difficulty she
energies conventionally triumphant.
MYRTLE KINGsLAND.
Miss Myrtle Kingsland at the New Haven
Opera House Sunday evening Subject, |
ireland in 49," 1t will be illustrated with |
some of the finest stereopticon views ever
shewn here.
J.. K. EMMETT. |
J. K. Emmett, the famous comedian, will |
appear at the New Haven Opera House next |
Monday night in ''Fritz, or Our German |
Cousin" Mr.. Emmett is one of the best |
known comedians in the country and his APP |
pearance here will be treat for theater !
goers Seats now on sale at the box Office.
NINE. MoDJKsKA.
Nine. Modjeska, the noted actress, will |
appear at the New Haven Opera House next |
Tuesday night in "Much Ado About Moth |
ing" It will be rare dramatic treat. Seats /
can be procured at the box Office.
THE LAST THOMAS CONCERT.
Theodore Thomas and his unrivalled or
chestra of sixty-fve performers will give
their last grand concert at the Hyperion
Theater next Wednesday evening. It will
be a rare musical treat and one not to be |
missed.
ALADDIN.
The last three evenings of next week
Aladdin, the great spectacular production,
will be given at the New Haven OperasHouse
under the management of the veteran John
Ellsler. It is a strong spectacular piece, and
those who appreciate fine scenery and
brilliant stage mechanism will find much en-
ioyment in the gorgeous parsphernalia used
in the production of Aladdin"
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