Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-14
J0urneymen Bakers, Meeting.
PLAYHOUsE ATTRACTIONS.

tlsr0ys .Vho Corsa1rs mantells Edwin
Arden.
There Ii q varied list of attractions at all
Of the playhouses during the present week.
All three of the theaters offer excellent open
ing attractions tonight. Little Lord Faun-
tleroy at Proctor's, The Corsair At the Hy-
perion and Edwin. Arden at the Grand
begin the week tonight. Good business IL
promised for all of the theaters.
LITTLE LORD yAuNTLERoY.
Tommy Russell Is one of the brightest
of the little people upon the American stage,
and the announcement that he Is to appear
- Little Lord Fauntleroy In the play of that
name at Proctor's ON the first half of the
week is sure to draw large houses at every
performance. The play win be presented by
o company of we'll known players. The
stage settings are new and well chosen.
THE coRsAIR.
One of the most gorgeous spectacles now
before the public, The Corsair, will be pre-.
scented this evening only at the Hyperion.
Every bit of scenery IL fine; every scene
splendid setting. The hsrem scene opens
with all the gorgeous realization of the opu-
lent east. The collection of female bric-a-
bEoo 10 Ill taot COuAu b0 ocoiEou ny AOVoIb VI
anatomical shows. There are fair girls and
dark girls; there are tall girls and short
girls; there are plump, rosy. piquant girls,
aud there are 1.-the, languid, willowy girls.
The cast 10 very strong one.
EDWIN ARDEN.
Barred Out is the play which Edwin Ar
den will present at the Grand for tho first
half of the week. The production has been
some excellent acting and il frequently
called before the curtain. He has undoubt-
eddy improved, and 10 seen to much better
advantage than ever before.
TEE Trading POST.
The success that has attended the Trading
Post ct the Polo rink has been marked with
much enthusiasm by the ladies in charge.
1t will be continued till Wednesday evening
of this week. There is an endless variety Of
pretty things to be bought and many at
corated. Music and dancing form one Of the
pleasant features of the affair.
MANrKLL.
The young heroic actor, Robert B. Mantell,
appears at Proctor's on Friday night only in
his popular play, Nonbars. This is the most
successful piece he has ever presented. His
| company ID = otkOnR ono.
THE STEPPING STONE.
Syndsy Rossnfeld's The Stepping Stone
returns to Prootor's on Saturday of this week
| The cast is substantially identical with that
which presented the piece here Q few weeks
ago.
| MARIE HUBERT FRoHMAN.
New Haven people will be interested In
learning that Miss Marie Hubert Frohman,
who il to appear ct the Hyperion theater on
Thursday with her New York company in 9
triple bill, is getting good houses and much
applause. She appears here in q benefit tC
Admiral Foote post, q. A. r. She presents
King Rene's Daughter, Snow-Bound, and
False Charms.
| BooTLE's BABY.
Bottles Baby will be at the Hyperion or
Saturday. This piece ran during the supple
mentsry season at the Madison Square
Theatre last summer.
GUILTY WITHOUT CRIME.
Dore Davidson and Remie Austen will b.
the attraction at the Grand opera house thu
last three days of this week. They appear
in Guilty Without Crime. q dramatization Of
Mrs. n. e. Braddon's popular novel
"Aurora Floyd"
THE POPULAR, CONCERTS.
A double quartette from the Rarugari viii
sing Heine's Warum at Wednesdays concer
at the Hyperion. The words have been mos
admirably set to music by Mrs. b. Gran
Thompson of this city. Mrs. Shoninger Ii
her selection, Souvenir d'Amerique, BY
vieuxtemps, has shown that she knows how
to reach the hearts Of the people. Miss Alic.
Fechter's selection will be no less taking
The evening promises to be more than usual
ly bright, and the ten cent tickets are goinf
with rush. In order to supply the extra
ordinary demand for seats the orchestra will
be placed on the stage and the space which
they usually occupy will be Allied with chairs
Tickets for these may be obtained ct the boz