Morning journal and courier., 1888-11-10
J. K. EMMETT.

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 K. EMMETT.
 J. K. Emmett, in "Our Fritz, will appear | at the New Haven Opera House on Monday night. The Boston Herald says: Mr. Emmet produced, in the main, his old original Fritz | The first act was an addition. There other acts were in their theme the same in charac- | ter and motives as of years ago, but they ! suited to the growing taste for consecutive ! ness and growing consistency. The applause l was marked and continuous.
 NEW AMER1r AN OPERA COMPANY. The New American Opers company, under the direction of the proprietor, Gustav
 Hinricks, will appear at the Hyperion Thea ter for two nights only, beginning Monday, November 19.
 CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. Clara Louise Kellogg's opera company will appear at the Hyperion on Monday and Tues day evenings next. Monday evening "Il Trovator" and Tuesday evening 'fCarmen." {" It will be the operatic event of the season season and one of great significance, as 1t will be an occasion of the assembling of seme of the most distinguished lights of the oper- atic world. The company, besides Miss Kellogg, embraces nearly one hundred artists, including a superb metropolitan orchestra effects will be brought into play.
 THATCHER, PRIMROSE AND WEST.
 Thatcher, Primrose and Vests minstrels will appear at the New Haven Opera House on Wednesday evening next. The NewYork World says: As 8 minstrel entertainment Thatcher, Primrose and Vests company grow better and more worthy of continuous patronage every season. As it now exists it is combination that would have astonished the minstrels in the days of the Christys and Dan Bryant. More money is expended on the setting and properties of the first part than would have been needed in Auld Lang Syne to float company half season.
 MARGARET NATTER.
 This great American actress will appear at the Hyperion on Wednesday in "Rsmeo and Juliet" and the next evening in "The Honey- moon." Of her representation of "Juliet" the Washington Star of October 80 said: "Mies Mather is still beautiful and Rirlish Juliet, though naturally she is somewhat more womanly in appearance and bearing than when she was first seen here in this character five years ago. Her figure is rounder and there is more dignity if net more grace in her carriage and her face is fuller To the eye, however, she remains as pleasing and youthful Juliet as our stage possesses And it is by no means in externals alone that Mics Mather makes the character interesting. She is 8 woman of intelligence and feeling as well as of grace. A large audience greeted her."
 sTETsoN's OPERA COMPANY.
 The Stetsen Opera company will produce Gilbert & Sullivan's new opera, 'The Yeo- man of the Guard" at the New Haven Opera House on Thursday, Friday and Sat- urday evenings, November 15, 16 and 1T. Helen Lamont and all the other excellent artistes, who recently appeared here in Rud- digore, are in the cast. This opera is now being played to crowded houses at the Casino in New York. The Stetson company con- trols the right to produce this opera in New England and Canada. The company num- bers sixty-Gve people.
 DUFF's OPERA COMPANY.
 New Haven theaters9oers will rejoice to I learn that Duff's Opera company will be at | the Hyperion on Friday and Saturday even ngs next in "A Trip to Africa" The ,harming Lillian Russell is the star, support sd by Agnes Stone, Rose Leighton, Laura l Bellini and others. Miss Russell has never | been in better form than this season. Her | voice is better than ever.