Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-26
HYPERION THEATRR.

1.-The Henrietta" will be presented to- morrow evening by Stuart Robson and his company of players. Those who saw it when last presented here will remember the great hit MT. Robson made as Bertie the Lamb.
 One of the events of the season will be the appearance of the Jefferson Florence company Wednesday evening in "The Ri vsls." This is the last season this great comedy company will appear together. The company includes Joseph Jefferson, W. J. Florence, J. H. Barnes, Mrs. John Drew, W. F. Owen, Viola Allen, George w. Denham, Fanny Denham Rouse, Fitz- hugh Owsley, Carrie Jackson, Joseph War ren, H. w. Odlin, Joseph Logan. Sale of seats now open.
 Russells comedians, including Willis P. Sweatnam, Dan Daly, Luke Schoolcraft and Amelia Glover, the American dancer, appear Friday evening next in ''The City Directory (up to date).
 "Niobe" was an established success at the Bijou theater, New York. It comes to the Hyperion theater on Wednesday, No vember 4.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 The attraction the first three nights of this week, with matinee on Wednesday, will be ''The Midnight Alarm," play which deals with the exciting incidents of the gallant freman's life. The curtain ascends on Pier 24 East River, New York city. Beyond looms up Brooklyn, with a fine water scene and view of Brooklyn bridge. Act second takes place in an oa, rJ ,. Claw" in New York city. Act three takes place on Uncle Gideon's farm, with ire sist:,, al comedy features. Scene | second Is .--- c~awbridge over Shark river, the flight of the lightning express, the draw closed just in time. Act fourth is the continuation of the great interest of the piece Here is seen the interior of engine house No. 6, New York city. The scene revolves from the interior to the | exterior of the engine house. A ponder ous fire engine, emitting flames and smoke, preceded by two magnificent horses, is whirled across the stage. Act five ends all happily.
 W. H. Powers company will present ''Fairies Welp' Thursday, Friday and Sat urday this week, Saturday matinee. | PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE.
 The distinguished Irish comedy actress, Annie Ward Tiffany, will present L. R. Sherwell's greatest play, ''The Stepdaugh- ter" this and tomorrow evenings. Of 8 recent production the Lowell Courier says The production of MT. Sherwelrs excel lent play, The Step Daughter, at the l opera house last evening was meritorious and "Annio Ward Tiffany, for whom the play was written, maintained her excel lent reputation as a representative Irish comedy actress in her impersonation o
 Peggy Logan," the faithful Irish nurse
 The play was finely staged in scenic eff
 fects. Miss Tiffany is so sparkling anG
 vivacious in all her lines and is so ideal il
 her rendition of Irish character that tn,
 interest in her acting never lags, but, il
 fact, increases till the close of the play
 The emotional impersonation of Rub.
 Edgerton," the step-daugheer, by Ros
 Tiff any, and of "Mr. Edgertop," by Johl
 E. Martin, were true to nature and no
 over done. The IF rank Crawford" b,
 John T. Burke and the ''Ned Harvey" b.
 Gus P. Thompson, were praiseworthy. The other actors are worthy of prais
 each in their specialties. A fine enter tainment is promised.
 A notable engagement will be that O Charles Frohman's New York company i , s'Men and Women," which will be give P n ext Friday and Saturday evenings and 8 the Saturday matinee. "Men and Women
 is by Demills and Belasco, authors of 9Th
 Wife," 'Lord Chumley," "The Charit Ball." and other successful comedies ; ssMen and Women" ran for over 250 night in Newport, and has crowded the theater
 in every city in which the play has bee : given, and doubtless will be greeted b l large and fashionable audiences here.