Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-23
Entertainments.

given in this city will be that of to-mor- row evening by the New York Symphony orchestra under the leadership of Walter Damrosch. This organization has pleased New York music lovers this season with their delightful concerts, until it has reached the highest notch in popular favor. The program for the concert has been care fully arranged and will include some of the newer compositions of the great musicians. The management have been fortunate in securing as soloist for the oo- casion Mime. Ritter Goetze, the well-known contralto.
 "The Limited Mail, '" the greatest realistic comedy drama of the age, by Elmer E. Vance, will be the attraction at the Fly perion theater on Wednesday and Thurs day next, with special holiday matinee, Thanksgiving day.
 Helen Barry in "A Nights Frolic" will be at the Hyperion, Saturday evening, No vember 2S.
 ''The Soudan," the great military drama which has scored great success in Chica- go, Boston and New York, will be at the Hyperion the week of November 30. "The Soudan" is startling story of oriental
 
 brave Gordon fell. The performances on Monday and Tuesday evenings will be for the benefit of the National Blues, Go. D, Second regiment, c. N. G. The whole company will take part in the presentation of this great military drama in the scene depicting the return of the victorious and the review in Trafalga square.
 The New York Advertiser says: "The Soudan," which received its first produc- ,,, oif 1ast ,,r,lDt at .I,a of Music, is one of the most pretentious and imposing melo-dramas that have ever been given in this city
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 Commencing this evening Weber 6 Fields own company will appear here for the first time this evening. The company is very strong in its make up and is com posed of artists of recognized ability, such as the Russell Bros, Fitson and Carroll, Swift and Chase and many others. It is said that without exception, this is the only recognized vaudeville attraction. We fail to see how it can be otherwise with such an array of talent, and it is safe to presume that the house will be sold out each night long before the doors are open.
 Milton Aborn and his company of oper- atic artists open 8 three nights engage ment commencing Thursday matinee, Mo- vember 26, in a strong repertoire of op- eras. Thursday and Friday "Said Pasha, " one of the most tuneful of operas, will be sung with Milton Aborn in his greatest part of Hadad. Miss Mamie Taylor and a number of other well-known artists are in the cast. Saturday matinee 'Erminie, " and Saturday evening "The Mascott" will be given.
 PRoCToR'S OPERA HoUsK.
 ''The Merchant" the society comedy drama, which made such an emphatic hit at the Madison Square theater, New York, last summer, will be presented this even- ing. "The Merchant" is of the class of stage writings so popular at the present time, dealing with topics and events of every day life. It is story of to-day in social and business circles in New York, and the play strikes at the evils of specu- lation and the rush and recklessness of modern business methods. It is said that few plays of late years have had so much Qt the natural and artistic interest which, in the higher use of the term, could be called folk play. It will be presented by an admirable company, comprising number of sterling artists. Prominent in the cast are: John Glendinning, formerly of the SEdiScu, IcCcntll OL thc Boston Museum Stock company; Anna Colwell, an artist of the old school, who returns to the scenes of her former tri- umphs after an absence of seventeen years from the stage The play will be staged with special scenery and furnishings in the same elaborate manner usual to Aadi- son Square theater productions.
 Marie Hubert Frohman is already so well and favorably known here that there wi Il, no doubt, be large audience to welcome her when she returns Wednesday, Novem- | Der 27, in "The Witch" Miss Frohman | is one of the actresses who stepped from | the piivacy of the parlor to assume 6 prominent position on the stage, but, un- like many other stella sspirants, she brought to her new position grace, intelli' gence and beauty. With these qualities il was not long before she won for herself an enviable position in the theatrical | world She is & charming young woman | with a sweet voice and with manners of | fascinating gentleness.
 "Woman Against Woman" presented l with & powerful and carefully selected | cast, will be the Thanksgiving attraction | at this house and will also remain Friday and Saturday.
 | BELLS DIME MUSEUM. A strong and varied list of attractions i' presented by the management this week.
 among which are the great vivisection act John ISonwell, the rattlesnake king; tht |