Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-09
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Mr.. Lewis Aldrich and his company pre-
sented his new play entitled "The Editor
before large audience at the Hyperion
theatre last evening. The entertainment was
for the benefit Of the attaches of the theatre
and royal benefit it was. Such large
s1dienS' In m. such Indictment ., weather
dienoe appreciate the uniform courtesy
of all his employees. Mr.. Bunnell sets his
assistants . good example, and the result is
tha3 the Hyperion is considered by all theater
Roers a. home of amusement. OF the play
1t may be said that 1t gives Mr.. Aldrich, who
is sterling actor, chance to give strong
character sketoh that is at all timea interest,"
he gives to It. "Colonel John Hawkins" is
the editor of an Arizoua newspaper who
makes visit to the metropolis, and by his
western shrewdness and courage circumvents
the villainy Of . Wall street cashier. When
the cashier becomes . fugitive from justice
the editor shows his warm heartedness by
giving Tucson him and ., shGH1sh S S;m
rious Western country. There is lots Of
fun in the play aud most of 1t is furnished
by "Sir Montague Moon" an English noble-
man on visit to this country to study
Americans, don't you know. Mr.. Garthorne
Plsyeo TINS cnarscter admirably. ana Mr..
Aehsro enscteo inc Villains role very
snecuveiy, although ct times he
should have spoken little louder.
Ahs ismalnuof Oh tne CAST ID IN Sooo hsnos'
nsrformsnces will corrsot this arror NJ
Aldrich might have secured . stronger play,
put gooo acung mas MADE Q success OF many
- Mss one, .na n,. VIII not DO surPris'ns
IL 'nID one "sAes n'' IN ING me'ropoAs'
THE BURGLAR.
1.-The Burglar" four-act comedy by Gus
Thomas, was presented by an excellent COM
pany to the patrons of Proctol's New Haven
opera house last evening. The comedy ele-
ment which runs through the entire pIav
with the exception of the third act renders
the performance very enjoyable. Little Miss
me ss.s H.oaosro VINO .a.es - prominen. part
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oIs Po' t .aos sru .0oo.ssu uo. T, aP
p.suse .Gi hei song 1ass evening ane com.
psny' wnlcn 10 AL soio one' Will Pfesens the
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Sts,nsrt has st;I, a few more ticIa,s on hand
Hnndrsds have bssn nnahis to nroonre
tiekatu II hss haon euounatod In viauu of
the ;ncr...;no ,,onnisr;t1 ~ thee antarts;n.
msnts thst The srmorv he nrocnrsd for the
grand final concert.
MI PARTNER.
This entertaining play has drawn large
houses to the Grand on the two nights of its
presentation. There was q good sized au-
| dieuce lsst uipht. despite the weather. The
| last two performsnces will be given this
afternoon and evening.
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| TIE GREAT hETRoPoLIs.
This admirable melodrama will be pro-
duoed At Proctor,s on to.morrow evenino
| oniy ny Inc Now xoIK CAST ana special stage
| settinRs. Inc play 10 one OF intense interest
ana mas neen enthusiastically received
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tors on Friday and Saturday of this week in
The Descon's Daughter. and Twentv-two
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