Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-11
Entertainments.


 This evening at the Hyperion the Boston Symphony orchestra will make it's last ap pearance but one in this city during the sea- son. The orchestra is we'll known throughout the eastern States for it's high and meritori- ous quality of music. It is assisted by the favorite pianiste, Miss Adele aus der One, whose execution is of marvellous delicacy and finish. The brilliant programme to be rem dered will include Schumanns great 0 major symphony, Berliozs overture, "Benvenuto Cellini," and other musical masterpieces. A large gathering of those who admire elegant harmonies will undoubtedly listen to the concert this evening".
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The attraction at the Grand Opera House for the first three days of this week will be "A Boy Hero," with the young actor, Martin Hayden, as the star. The play was written by Mrs. c. A. Doremus, who wrote "Pranks" for Lotts and "Circus Rider" for Rosina Vokes. IA Boy Hero" is a melodrama of the sentamental type. In the museum hall will be found Layman, the character illustra- tor and facial delineator.
 LUDWIG.
 The musical treat the people of New Haven are going to receive next Wednesday evening at the New Haven Opera House at the hands of so distiughed singer as MT. William Lud- wig, the famous Irishman, who after signal- izing himself for years in opera, to-day takes up the delightful melodies of his native land, Interpreting them in @ manner worthy of that isle, whose history for centuries breathes the memories of many martyred son. The exquisite charm, the pathetic story that per- vades every number which William Ludwig and his fine company of artists give us on ho sale of seats already purchased. The Knights of St. Patrick, under whose auspices the eminent baritone comes here, command them selves to the public at large, especially to those who have Irish music and the interests of old Ireland at stake.
 FORGIVEN.
 Tomorrow evening Frederic Bryton pre- sents the Forgiven at the New Haven Opera House. The New York Sun of last Saturday says: Frederic Bryton has every reason to be satisfied with his visit to Jersey City, where he appeared all the week in Clay Greene's drama, Forgiven" Although by no means a stranger to the patrons of the Academy of Music, he has added largely to his list of admirers, and will close his en- gagement tonight with the confident assur- ance that he will always find a hearty well come whenever he may again act in Jersey City. Forgiven" is not play to set the world on fire, but in the hands of MT. Bry- ton and his company it is invested with such grace and charms of action as to insure it's \ acceptability to theater goers for long time yet. The cast supporting Frederic Bryton is one of the strongest MT. Bryton ever had. Grace Thorne, daughter of the late Charles Thorne of the Union Square Thea,er, New York, is in addition to being most finished actress, a beautiful woman, and her concep- | ton of the part of "Annie Dennison" has | developed her beauties in singing.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE. Tillotson's Comedy company with a l musical farce comedy called Zig Tag, which has jumped into phenomenal popularity in single seeson, will begin three nights and Saturday matinee engagement on Thursday night next. So much has been said about this whimsical musical comedy, that it's pro- duction here is looked forward to with keen interest. The mythological minuet is said to verted into studio and draped with hand some black portieres. The gods and goddesses of mythology then dance the minuet to 8 de- lightful composition, entitled "Whisperings of Love-" The Turkish dance and the negro dance are exceedingly clever, and the songs and trios, quartettes and solos, are numerous and very catchy. Miss Anna Boyd heads the company list, and her clever acting and singing in "Evangeline," will prepare the audiences so expect something good from her in 'tZig Zag." Sam Reed, late of Aronson 8 Opera company, rlays the part of country man with droll effect, while the balance of the organization is said to be composed of the very best comedy eXponentS