Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-21
entertainments.
HYPERION THHATER.


Miss Marie Tempest and her company,
direct from Palmer's theater, (by the way
of the Grand opera house, New York city,
gave 1.-THE Red Hussar" to a large audience
last evening. 1t was a very good perform
ance, although in some respects it was a
very unsatisfactory one. ''The Red Hus-
sar' is a frst-rate opera, full of tuneful,
catchy airs, with an interesting plot and a
good ibretto. Miss Tempest more than
fulfilled great expectations. She is a
charming little vocalist, who at once won
the favor of the audience and who received
that rare tribute to genius-a call before
| the curtain at the end of the opera She
sang well, she acted we'll and she appears
as modest as she is charming. OF course
STEADY, boys, steady" ''How dye dos''
and Gust one kiss" were all heartily en-
cored, as they deserved to be. The last
| an unaccompanied sextette-was excep-
tionally well given. Mr.. Morsell, who used
| to visit us with the Bostonians, sang the
| showed much Improvement in his acting.
| The chorus was large and we'll
trained one, and did its part
toward making the opera go"
| There were two serious drawbacks to the
| entertainment. One was the insufferably
tedious, monotonous and dreary assump-
ton of the roll of Corporal Bundy," the
funny man of the opera, by Mr.. Richard
| F. Carroll. The part is a good one, and
Francis Wilson. Harry Paulton. or any
clever comedian, would have kept the audi
ence in roar, but Mr.. Carroll only
| wearied his hearers and marred their
l pIooo,ro Tho ipaIapuapv of ha nrcbes q.
| ira was never more apparent than last
| evening. This trying to accompany forty
voices with an orchestra containing only
one violin is too absurd to be overlooked.
| The solo dances introduced I'M the second
and third acts by Miss Irving were well
received. She danced very gracefully and
possesses the rare act of dressing her hair
| becomingly.
The Bostonians in "Robin Hood" begin
an engagement of three performances to-
night This opera will also be given on
Wednesday afternoon and III Trovatore'
is on the bill for Wednesday night The
Communications won by this organization
| during the season have been honestly
earned Miss Marie Stone, Miss Gordon,
Miss Jessie Bartlett, Tom Karl, w. H. Mac
donald, Barnabee and other favorites will
appear.
Shenandoah, Bronson Towards fam
GUS war play, will be presented by strong
company on Friday and Saturday.
| PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.
Lester and Aliens company of vaude-
Vile stars attracted very small audience
last evening. The company is composed
of strong speciality artists, all of whom
made very favorable impression in their
respective acts. The prime favorites last
evening seemed to be Lester and
Allen, Frank e. McNish, DAILY and
Devon, and New Ravens popular
vocalist, Miss Annie Hart. Other mem
bers. of the company are the two Highley's
wonderful contortion act and Professor
Leeman and Mile. Marie in their sensation.
al mystery electra" The entertainment
concludes with series of prismatic views
which are well worth remaining to witness
The same company will appear again this
evening.
Rhea in Josephine" will appear on
Thursday night. She has hosts of ad.
mirers in this city.
| GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"a Clean Sweep" Dan Mason's new
farce comedy, was presented to large
house last evening. The play is good and
contains more original fun than ordinary
] pays AoA nltSOA was dG ulS FUNNIEST.
Millicent Page was not behind. Bob with
the dancing elephant. Mason and Fields
in their bedroom scene, "Pansy" and
| Will H. Mack are especially worth seeing.
The piece remains half the week.
The Creole Burlesque company holds the
boards on the last half of the week.
UNITED CHURCH CHAPEL.
Miss Adele Aus Der Ohe gives the first
of her series of piano recitals to morrow
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. The program
Senate, G major, op. 50.
Allegro con brio. ................ p..,.
- Introducione( adegio molto) $50. 'Dee'ioVen
Rondo (alegro moderately ......J =
q. Gavotte, A minor. observation-disclosures Bach
2. b. Barcarolle g major. .Rubenstein
g. N NescsurneB major OBJ 8 No ST. Ran
8. b. Valse, A fiat, op. 42.............. Chopin
| C. Ballad, G minor. ...................)
| q. Etude de concert, D fiat. ............ r,s.
| b. Don JUAN Fantasia. ............... .HA'A'
A. B. Mullett, formerly supervising ar
chitect Of the treasury, died suddenly in
Washington last evening.