Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-11-10
Entertainments.
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In 'Blue Jeans" which will be present
ed this and tomorrow evenings, Mr..
Joseph Arthur has given to the stage
play which has strong claims to credit for
1t abounds in dramatic sit
uations and surprises. In fact, upon its
surprises it is that "Blue Jeans" basis its
claims for originality. The unexpected
way in which some of the situations de-
velop is unique and commands interest.
There are, too, several scenes which are
indeed delightful from their fidelity to
nature.
Madame Modjeska appears Friday even
ing in "Mary Stuart"
The treasury department endorsed the
artistic merit of the Austrian Juvenile
band by admitting the little fellows as ar
fists under the contract labor law. If all
accounts are true, the boys will Justify
the discrimination of the government.
They appear Tuesday evening, November
II.
Sir Edward Arnold, the famous poet
and author, will appear in this city Satur-
day evening next. He will read from his
famous book, "The Light of ASIA" and
from other works which have made him
famous His readings of his own works
in New York and Brooklyn were listened
to by thousands who were entranced by
his graceful movements and melodious
voice.
PRoCToR's OPERA HOUSE.
Of the 1.-TWO Sisters" Denman Thomp-
son and George w. Ryer's great play,
which will be presented Thursday evening,
the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
says: 1t is play everyone should see. 1t
entertains every moment. 1t touches the
best emotions of human nature, and has
received the highest commentator from
press, pulpit and people.
Age has mellowed and refined "My Part.
ner," which comes Friday and Saturday.
Age has placed it not above nor beneath
criticism, but simply beyond it. Old
friends are welcome, and with Louis
Aldrich in his original role of Joe Saun
ders, 'My Partner" is doubly welcome.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"The Night Owls" proved one of the
strongest attractions that has appeared
here this season, judging from the crowd
ed appearance of the lobby Immediately
before the beginning of the performance
The curtain rose promptly at with mil
itary spectacle entitled the "Rlue ant
Gray" displaying bevy of pretty, shape
ly women in gorgeous costumes. Mis-
Nettie Hoffman is one of the principal fig
ures in the show and makes an excellen
hit wherever she goes. Camp songs ar
| introduced and mirth and merrime n
reigns. Miss Pauline Markham soon ap
| peared as general, which was the signal TO
bursts of applause. Some wonderful ant
mystifying feats are performed by Dunno
Imperial Japanese company, among thu
most startling of which was slide for lif
down long inclined rope. A burlette en-
titled the "Model' closed perform
ance unequaled in it's line. TIL
numerous pretty women, the singing an
dancing, the instrumental selections an
acrobatic feats make it variety show O
the highest quality and which will be SUI
passed by none this season. 1t will az
pear on the remaining evenings of tn
week with the usual matinees.
The Howard Atheneum company wi
hold the boards the first three days of mex
week.
| BELLS DIME MUSEUM.
This popular place of amusement
presenting an unusually strong and a
tractive list Of attractions to its patron
this week. The museum was crowded a
day yesterday and many were the e.
pressions of pleasure heard on all side
The management are catering to the be-
tastes of the public and only the best a
fractions attainable are secured.