Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-29
EnterIa1n
HYPERION

"A Temperance Town." by most excel
lent company, will be produced for the
first time in this city on next Thursday
evening. The piece is a clever satire on
prohibition as viewed in some states. TIE
author has endeavored to give all sides g
fair show. The plot of the play is laid in
Vermont, where man named Kibling is
now serving sentence of something like
sixty years for selling about 700 glasses of
liquor. The sale of seats is now open.
Miss Helyett" will be the attraction on
Saturday next, and Lottie Collins is special
" engaged to give her dance Ta- ra- ra boom
decay.
Anton Seidl and his famous Metropolitan
orchestra of sixty players from New York,
assisted by Miss Amanda Fabric, soprano,
and MIR. Emil Fischer, basso, will present
a grand illustrative Wagner program at the
Hyperion on Monday next, December 5.
Analytical program books NAV be obtained
free OF cost at the box Office, where orders
for seats may now be registered The sale
of seats opens Thursday, December 1.
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
1.-The Cruiskeen Lawn" was presented
last evening to large audience. 1t is a
very interesting Irish-American comedy
drama. 1t tells a well connected story of
the Ireland of to-day and abounds in
pathos and humor. It's situations are al
ways strong and sometimes intensely
thrilling. The piece will be repeated this
evening and to morrow afternoon and
evening. Matinee prices 10, 20 and 30
cents.
Weber & Fields great specially company
Will be the attraction the last three days of
this week with matinee Saturday.
The attractions at the New Grand opera
house next week are: Monday, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Wednesday matinee. Fsy
Foster Burleeque company with the great
and only Ida Siddons. Thursday, Friday.
and Saturday matinee the popu-
lar eccentric comedian Ezra Kendall in
"A Pair of Kids"
TABLEAUx DART COMPANY.
Tomorrow evening at the Hyperion the
Tableaux DART company will give a
brilliant and beautiful entertainment.
Twelve young ladies are engaged in these
'ableaux, presenting a continuous per-
.ormance of instantaneous living pictures.
, % and elegant. The costumes and
he colorings are of the highest order.
The program will contain some exquisite
music as well as some excellent reading in
addition to the tableaux. One hundred
md Fifty groupings, founded upon the
brightest themes in allegory, parable, his
DRY, romance, mythology and ststuary
VIII be shown in the tableaux.
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE,
The Henry company at the New Haven
pera house yesterday made good open
ug for the week. The specialties intro
luced are of the high class order and were
noored in every number. The opening
ketch is of the usual musical order of
merit and introduces the entire company.
he variety introduced Is rendered BY Mile,
an unequaled sand and wing
ANGER. The Dewitt sisters in a musical
urn pleased well. The shooting team,
lisses Clinton and Cook, are good shots.
Hiss Fern Melrose is nice looking and sings
7ell. Miss Marie Rostelle, the leading
ady, is well supported, and gets an encore
n her song and many an admiring look on
er costumes, slightly intended for warm
FEATHER. The comedians, Mathews and
ULCER, VIII West and Thomas LeMack.
'ere well received.
MISS WARDS LECTURE.
Miss Anna L. Ward will give her highly
lteresting lecture on "Labrador and the
skimos" in Warner hall on Friday even
lg of this week for the benefit of the
Dung Ladies' Missionary society of the
hurch of the Redeemer. The tickets are
co1n OF 81 III /