Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-09
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The attraction at the Grand for the last
half of the week will be Henry Chanfrau, in
his popular play, exit, the Arkansas Travel
ler." The star brings complete scenic out
at and an excellent company, headed by ].
L. CLARK - the Judge, and Bassett Willard
- the Major.
TmeRAYs' xtNoDocHY.
There IL great deal of interest in the
Grays' xenodoohy which is to be given at
tho armory ON the 90, "a. IS and ~ Of this
menth. There 10 no doubt but It will be .
notable society event. Elaborate prepare.
tions have been and are being made and
everything promises . big success for the
company's prospective entertainment.
WAGES OF SIN.
Aldridge and Rich's company will appear
at Prootor's Opera House Saturday, matinee
and evening. in Frank Harveys celebrated
mslodrsma, "The Wages of SIM" This play
ID perhaps one Of the best known modern
melodramas, but unlike most plays Of it's
shows In al its hideousness the sure destiny
Of the transgressor.
&- BOSTON DHALs.
Wsber's "Der Freischutz," o. given by the
Boston Ideals at the Hyperion theater al
the matinee on Wednesday next, will be
much moro Of . spectacle than is usually
presented with this opera. The inoantation
scene will be very deliberately set, with
special scenery and properties. 1t closes
with lurid pyrotechnic display supposed to
represent hideous convulsion Of the pow
err Of darkness. The music of this opera is
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man school. The sale of tickets opens Sat-
urday morning.
HALLEN AND HART. "a
The comedians Hallen and Hart and their
popular company will present their latest
success, "Later On" az Proctor's, this eve
ming. The New York Times says: "The
play contains some funny lines. and Hallen
and Hart are possessed Of q sufficient fund of
humor to carry any play to success. Last
night they were warmly greeted on their
Arst appearance, and during the entire eve
mser, snsy nnti Il Wss positive rslisf When
the curtain fell. Much of the merit Of the
performance lay In it, briskness.
BOOTH AND xopJEsxA.
Mr.. Josef J. Levy, agent Of Booth and
Nodjsska, was In town yesterday and visited
Manager Bunnsll, Who booked those distin-
guishsd artists for the Hyperion for wednes-
day evening, Jan. 18th. The play will be
the "Nerchant Of Venice" which will be
presented with the full six acts, and by the
same company With Same costumes ~ pro-
ssntsd Of the Broadway theatre, New York,
for nine weeks. The sale Of seats opens at
the Hyperion box Office Monday morning Of
O'Clock. The prices here Will DO % 80. -,
$50, q, and 30 cents according to location.
The company play but in two places in this
state, New Haven and Hartford, one night
each. It chen goes TO Boston for . two
weeks stay at the Boston theatre.
vIczoAIA voxns.
A lady reporter has been desnribing some
Of the toilets worn BY Victoria vokes. She
said: zone in the last aet had particularly
Par.sian air. II was composed Of mauye
plush, lined throughout with ivory satin. and
hing in such folds a. paintsrs delight in.
| The 'front.' was Of ivory satin, from which the
rich plush hung away, scarf of the plush
was loopsd from side to side at the lower
| pext OF the corsaga, and rare old laces fell IN
Alnsy folds about the half polluted neck.
Angel uleeves, With the ivory nnfne, fell
away from the inner sleeve of Lace satin, and
jsWsls, rare c1usten 0f diamonds and
smeea1d1an brooches and bracelets complst-
~ vhas = pxohably on q The sRtiatie robes
~ ~ sfaGor Nh Vok0 win appoar "a
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