Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-16
Entertainments.
LITTLE LORD YAUNTLERoY.

The last two performances of Little Lord
Fauntleroy at Proetor's will be given this
this afternoon and evening. Little Miss
MarshalI plays the role of the little Lord this
afternoon and Tommy Russell this evening.
The performances have been witnessed by
large audiences. Last evening little Ray
Marshal took the part Of the little Lord very
acceptably.
MANTELL.
A large audience will undoubtedly witness
the production of "Monbars" at Proctor's
Friday night. There are special opportunities
in the work for Mr.. Mantells special powers.
He uses them with marked effectiveness, not
alone In the merely emotional passages, but
where thoroughly good acting is requisite,
which is especially the case in the last two
acts. Mr.. Mantell has the assistance of a
capital company.
FOURTH POPULAR CONCERT.
The fourth in the series of popular CON-
certs will be enjoyed by large audience at
the Hyperion tonight. Nearly all of the
seats have been sold, and the boxes will be
occupied by . number Of well known society
people. The concert will be among the
finest of the series.
Mr.. BARNES OF NEW YORK.
The Yalensians are more than usually in
terested In the appearance of Mr.. Barnes of
New York at Proctors next Tuesday and
| Wednesday nights. Probably nine-tenths of
the students have read Mr.. Gunters highly
interesting novel and this 10 enhanced by
the fact that handsome Bob billiard the
''king regnant Of New York's best dressers"
will be the Mr.. Barnes. The original cast
and scenic accessories are promised in this
production.
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Edwin Arden appears in his Interesting
play, Barred Out, for the last time at the
Grand this afternoon and evening. The play
has boon Witnessed by large audiences.
GUILTY WITHOUT CRIME.
Dore Davidson and Ramie Austen appear
ct the Grand on the last half of the week In
the thrilling play, Guilty Without Crime.
| MARIE HUBERT FRoHMAN.
This popular young actress appears in q
Grand Army benefit at the Hyperion to-
morrow evening in fine triple bill, Snow
Bound, King Rene's Daughter and False
Charms. It requires something more than a
finished actress to interpret in immediate
succession three plays of this character. The
we'll known and distinguished artist, Rose
Eytinge, says of Mrs. Frohman: "Her char.
Acter acting ID q revelation. Never have I
seen blindness personated with such abso-
lutte truth; or passionate love with euch per-
feet innocence and purity; I long to see her
in Juliet. The uso of her hands alone is a
wonder. There Is not such another pair of
hands on the English STAGE"
TIE STEPPING STONE.
A return engagement of Sydney Rosen-
fields play, The Stepping Stone, will be
given at Proctor's on Saturday for two per-
formances. The play IL an admirable one
and the cast IL excellent. Mr.. Rossnfield
will read the two best OF the New Haven
criticisms Of the play from the stage Satur-
day night and award the prizes.
DooTLl's BABY.
One of the attractive Madison Square
theatre successes, Bottles Baby, will be
given at the Hyperion Saturday BY a strong
company headed BY Miss Gabrielle du
Saudi AZ Helen Grace. Little Josephine
Arthur appears % Mignon at seven years.