Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-27
entertainments.
THE NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

The Boston Howard Atheneum company
made big hit last evening at the new
Grand before an immense audience. The
show was opened by the Dixon Brothers
in an act of good comedy. Their playing
of a number of instruments in their
grotesque manner put the audience In ex-
cellent humor at once. Tulgora, in his
unequalled transformation, was loudly ap-
plauded. His character impersonations are
admirable. Next came the great equili-
brist, Bartholdi. This little lady was
greeted with applause as she stepped out
upon the stage. She gracefully proceeded
with her act in which many novelties were
introduced and was greeted with pro-
longed applause. Melville & Stetson were
next with new lot of songs.
The graceful juggler, Kara, next appeared,
and his acts of jugglery were loudly en-
cored. His balancing of silk hat is es-
pecially good. The olio was concluded by
an exhibition in sleight of hand by Ser
vais Leroy. The production of lot of
flowers from seemingly empty cornuco-
pia was very good. The company will re-
peat the performance tonight and to-mor-
row night.
Fields & Hasson Variety COMPANY fill
out the last three days of the week.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE,
There have been few larger or more ap-
preciative Monday night audiences this
season at the New Haven opera house than
the one which witnessed 'Lynwood" last
night. The play is well cast and excel
lently acted. Lucille Carlyle, the heroine
of the play, presents a complex character
not easy to present. Womanly, and as the
daughter of an aristocratic southern gen.
tleman, her appearance in the first act
commands attention. Later on, when she
for the time is constrained to believe that
the man she loves is the murderer of her
brother, then love as q woman, and duty,
each claim mastery. Miss Belle Barron
acts the above part well and in thorough
~ consistent manner. She has strength,
youth and beauty in her favor, and a re-
markedly telling voice to aid her. Without
doubt she will be magnet this week to
draw our best amusement patrons. Mr.
David Murray as Victor Blanchard plays
his role with the same finish and strength
that has characterized his acting with the
Maude Granger company in the past in
this city. The cast throughout is a strong
one in support.
The popular domestic play so well known
in this city as one of unusual interest and
merit, entitled "Woman Against Woman, I"
comes on Monday next in the New Haven
opera house for the entire week.
HYPERION THEATER.
Frank h. Sanger's company, which ap-
pears to night in "The New Wing" comes
here direct from Boston, where the play
made great hit. ALT Wheeler is very
successful as George Slab, the paper
hanger and plumber. The cast that has
made the Boston run such . success will
appear here tonight. tits as follows:
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