Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-07
produce his new comedy, The Editor, at the

produce his new comedy, The Editor, at the
Hyperion theater tomorrow evening. On
usual interest has been aroused in this en-
Ra2ement, since Mr.. Aldrich II an actor
who Is credited with an unusual amount of
horse sense and critical accumen. The Editor
does not, as it's name implies, deal With the
prosaic and matter of fact routine of the
newspaper Office; on the contrary the play is
entirely evolvsd in the swell drawing rooms
and the beautiful lawns Of New York city
and Irvington. on-the-H Hudson. The perform
ance is for the benefit of the attaches of the
thsater. Among those who will witness the
production are Jerome Eddy, New York
papers and tho Boston Herald; Leander
Richardson of the Domestic News; A. N.
Palmer, Il. O. Miner, E. q. Price, w. j.
Tilton, Manager Rosenquest Of the Bijou and
Fourteenth theaters.
TIE GREAT METROPOLIS.
The attraction at Proetor's on Thursday
night of this week will be the powerful real
drama, The Great Metropolis. It will be
presented with admirable stage and scenic
effects and by company of unusual excel
lepce.
ANNIE PIxLEY
This popular actress will appear in "The
Dsscon's Daughter" and Twenty-Five, Second
Floor'at Proctor's on the last two days of the
week. She is accompanied by well organ
lied company.
GILMoRR's BAND.
Gilmore Is going to give New Haven one
more of his spendid and popular concerts at
the Hyperion theater next Wednesday eve.
ming, assisted by grand local chorus of 100
voices and his three vocal artists: Ida Klein,
soprano; Henri Koeke, tenor, and Edward
O'Iahoney, bssso. The reserved seat sale
for this much to be enjoyed affair will com.
Music. Program books can be secured there
now. The chorus, which numbers 100 voices
pnder Professor Fowler's direction will
hnely renoer tnree solU0tlvus. Thsy Will bc
seated on platform in the rear of the
| stage.
HELD BY the KNKMY.
william Gillette's popular play, Held by
the Enemy, will be produced at the Hyperion
on Thursday night The cast is substantial
ly tbs same as seen early in the season.
THE WORLD AGAINSr HER.
A fine company will hold the boards at the
Grand on the last half of the week in The
World Against Her.
The attraction at the Hyperion on the last
success, Kajanka, with it's special scenery
| and stage appointments.
THE POPULAR CONCERTS.
Miss Ingersoll is busy at work with the de
tails of the last of her series of popular con-
certs at the Hyperion. 1t will begin on the
evening of Wednesday, the 18th. Miss Alice
Fechter, the Misses Schneelook, Mrs. Shon-
niger, Dennis O'Reilly, John Park, tho bari
tone, of New York city, Mr.. Leavitt and Misi
| Wynn Ward will be prominent among the
participants. The sale of seats begins this
morning at Pecks' and Steinert's. The boxes
have already been sold, the purchasers being
Professor D. Cady Eaton, DR.. F. 81. Whit
temore, Mrs. Shoniuger, K. Hayes Trow
bridge, jr., F. Wayland Fsllowes and party
Of girls from the telephone company.
| PRocroR's ATTRACTIONS.
Next weeks attractions at Proctor's Or,
Tommy Russell in Little Lord Fauntlsroy
April IA, Is, IS; Robert B. Mantsll, Is; TIT
Stepping Stone, 10.