Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-04
Entertafnm ments. HYPERION THEATER.

Entertainments. HYPERION THEATER. "Incog." comes here next Monday even- ing direct from a most astonishing success all over the country. Charles Dickson, one of the foremost comedians of the country, is in the troupe and the perform ance promises to be a most creditable one throughout. ''Incog." is said to be the greatest merry-maker on the road. "The Mikado" will be preeented May F for the benefit of the Grace hospital by the Dessauer Opera company. "Miss Helyett," the great New York success, comes May 23.
 PRocToR's OPERA HOUSE. Miss Annie Eva Fay, the celebrated spiritualistic medium, will appear at this theater this evening. Miss Fay gives all her experiments in the open light, a change from the usual dark room It is claimed that naturalization of forms, hands and faces will take place, music will be made and other wonderful things done. Miss Fay has travelled the world, exhibiting her mysterious power, and has astonished most of the crowned heads of Europe.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Ullie Akerstrom appeared here last even ing in one of the most pleasing of her plays, "The Ballet Dancer" Ullie Aker- strom wears we'll; the more one sees her the more wants to see her. In addition to g pretty face, graceful figure and un- gift, magnetism, that draws all hearts to her from the first. This afternoon she will again appear in her latest success, s'Miss Roarer," and this evening in "A Little Busybody," which she played here last winter. At the matinee the ladies will each receive . souvenir.
 WORLDS DIME MUSEUM.
 The Bingham Novelty company will be found at this popular theater this week. They present very pleasing program. M. Bingham appears in most wonderful ventriloquial performance. Among the other performers are Miss Kittie Bing- ham, Belle Verns, Camille Vino, Emma Bell and Lew Cole. Major McG Guire, the champion broadswerd fencer, gives most wonderful exhibition. His challenge to Brian Lynn appears in another column.
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 Graduates.
 May 3.-The fremen's four nights fair opened this evening. The home talent minstrels, who have been practicing for months for this occasion, made hit. Aside from various other attractions they presented the following entertaining pro- gram:
 Double q1artette-Turner, Miller, Egan,
 Zink, campsel Kilbourn, sutliff and c. Kilbourn.
 Comic Song-.'shout Brethren, Sisters Sing,' soio F. Miller Comic song."sigh Until Tomorrow Tenor soo-:cciocse to the Threshod c"' Comic songGSDeres Lock on the Chicken Down Wonder in the 6,Dourn 6nrn
 Field". .... Miller Zink, Campsel and Kilbourn Basso solo-"Recked in the Cradle of the se1eeieR-Baajo club Thomas F. hsan Grand Finale.n"Bungtown'ss Salvation Army DonEey soa Rsnss
 D. V. Lewis was interlocutor, and the end men were T. Kane, A. F. Miller, T. Conway and J. Kilbourn.
 Mrs. Horace Roberts has removed to Naugatuck.
 The graduating class of '92 of Lewis high school is not as large class as those of former years. The exercises will be held in the town hall on the evening of June 10. The following are the names of the graduates and their subjects: Anna E. Nolan, "Four Centuries;" Genevieve M. Whitney, Harriet Beecher Stowe;" 1 Louise Herthal, ''The German School l System;" William Welch, "Only a Farm err" Harry o. Broks. "What Shall Do | for the State '" Mary E. Holt, 'The Fault, Dear Brutus, is Not in Our Stars, But in Ourselves, That We Are Underlings," quotation from Shakespeare's "Julius t~sar;" Muriel M. Ives, ''King Cotton"
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