Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-11


VICTORIA voKEs.
There was but small audience at the
Hyperion theater last evening to greet the
reappearsnc of Miss Victoria Vokes after an
absence of many years. Those who were
present, however, thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. Two very pretty comedies were pre-
sented and both as "Nan" and "Martha
Bum" Miss Vokes was delightful. She very
much resembles her sister Rosina and is al
most as clever. The company ia an excellent
one and should Miss Vokes see 6t to appear
here again she would doubtless receive
large audience There are many old theater
Rosrs who would give good deal to see ali
the members of the Vokes family in q piece
worthy of their talents. Such a combination
which "The Bellies of the Kitchen" and "Fun
in Fog" achieved dozen years ago.
CONCERT AT PRooToR's.
A small audience listened to a very good
concert at Proctor's last evening. It was
joint appearance of Meesrs. Zachary Taylor,
violin virtuoso, Richard Robi.zek, piano vir-
tuoso; Henry Ruhlander, baritone, and Mrs.
Amy Terry, soprano. The entire programme
was we'll rendered, the violin solo of MIR.
Taylor "Witches' Dance" being particularly
we'll done. Mrs. Terry sang Mozart's Magic
Flute" and Gounod's cave Moria" very nice-
~. She has = sweet, flexible voice. The
piano execution OF Mr.. Robitzek was also res
markably good. Mrs. Zachary Taylor ac-
companied the performers with the piano.
BOSTON IDEALS.
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suoh organizations 40 the Boston Ideals.
This company, which has always maintained
q high degree OF excellence, 10 said this year
to be far superior to anything that 1t ever
was in the past. The ensemble is of great
and unusual merit, including. as It does, a
powerful chorus, . complete grand orchestra
and strong list of singers. Among them
are NINE Pauline L'Allemand, who has been
called the American Patti; Miss Emma Ro-
msldi, dramatic soprano OF remarkable
vocal mplishments; Miss Helen Won
Doenhof. fiue contralto; Miss Bella Tom
Inns, brilliant young contralto; Chevalier
Scoyel. q tenor OF whom great things are
promised; Mr.. .Charles Q: Bassett, whose
war..n r. As nnsno Mn h.r,tnns NJ
Clement cambridge. thorough artist; Mr..
W. Il. CLARK, the well known basso, and
Signor Miranas, VINO mas ofo9Ros 70 america
tue Pfostlg1 VI Iout years VI unin.erruP.eo
success as the leaolng oasso pro.uno0 as the
Royal Italian opera, Covent dafoen' Lonaon.
Ine operas 10 DC gwen mere are tnose on Whicn
sne com PSny nas u4 t,. ue s,S merk sn "a
O'CLOCK this morning.
pHocroR's OPERA HOUSE.
The attraction this afternoon and evening
will be the fine melodrama 1.-THE Wages of
Hin.n The plav Ia said to be repIete with
.tr,I,nu s;tnst;ons and ;ntarsnsrsad with "a.
enoa oomodv TIL. .c.rsrv "a nav and cana.
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h.s beep seen here before And n we'll known
to our theatergoers, but one never tires of
listening to the unraveiing OF deeply laid
RIH s. R - n.born tha .ooomn;sHsd y .o.ra..
is the leading lady Of the company and in the
character Of Ruth Hope, the orphan whose
NE 10 ongn'eu ns' sle kt.en eyoly
Sbe 4. snnEorted nv a carsfn1Iv ssIactsd oo,,,.
pany.
THE xENoDocHY.
The Grays' 1enodochy, which is held at
tne Armoay Oh 'ne co. 81 90 ana ~ OF tnis
month. promises 10 % IN every respect as
nne an aIair as inc company are enoeavor-
. 10y ~ a,t A...rns,~n.. W ,.oo..oss;..
ranidiv and a bio success is almost assured
already.
THE POULTRY SHOW.
The poultry exhibition at Music Hall on
Church street continues to draw considera-
children to-day has been reduced to ten
cents.
TIVE ARKArsAs TRAVELLER
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