Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-07
Entertainments.


Manager Bunnell is to be congratulated on Sc
curing such popular attraction as s'The Country
Circus which opens a three nights and matt
nee engagement tonight. An exchange says
For five weeks this unique combination of
comedy, spectacle and circus has been ths talk
of the town, and has scored success that can
not be controverted. Nothing more brilliant or
more lavish in the way of stage production could
be wished, and the enterprise of the management
in this direction is highly commended. The sale
of seats is now open.
operator will on Tuesday night receive on the
stage in full view of the audience all the election
returns which will be displayed by stereopticon.
the performance. 1t will cost the audience moth
ing to remain all night, and those who want to go
Vii be the
Barney" Annie Ward Tiffany 5 latest creation,
who enjoy portrayal OF the best side of the
Irish character should not fail to see her. The
sale I.1 OF seats is ~ now open.
Saturday
full productions Of opera ever given in this city
At the matinee Miss Bertha waltzinger sang the
part OF Maid Marian to the great satisfaction of
the large audience present, and also of the pro-
prietors, for ahe has a very promising future in
opera before her, not only having an admirable
NoASo Jul oso OIL CASohCAAC oGoSO plC6CuCo
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The Pauline Hall Opera company, direct from
a New York success, will present .'Puritania''
this evening and tomorrow afternoon and even
Ing. An exchange says: II is safe to say that no
operatis production of recent years-and that
means Of modern times-ever received such
careful attention ''Puritania,' which is now
running to crowded houses at the Fifth avenue
theater. The scenic artists were the best, the
chorus girls the prettiest the costumes the hand
soonest, and last, but not least, the principals
were selected from the very best people In the
business. Pauline Hall is the Earl who rescues
the Puritan maiden accused of witchcraft, and q
veritable picture she is, too A dainty little
witch is Irene Verona, and her song, "My Mother
P1 after ENG ef Inc painns @ass
fs% eeo 4ess
can boast Of three funny men, but "Puritania"
paRea T be rea too
professional consprator who is finally 'hoist on
bis bis oWn petaTd" and blown into the presence Of
Of the mos beautiful ever seen on the stage
The costumes are colored 80 delightfully."- as to
Diena IN an harmonious whole. That Boston
went crazy over the opera isn't SO much to be
wondered at.
The election returns, by direct wire, will be
ton day. The sale of seats is now open
RS6s5 ac as az 3bs viii in his new Play
evening. This is one Of the attractions under the
management of Proctor & Turner, and will un-
doubtedly be fine performance The play has
dramatic power and striking scenes and Mr. Man
tell has won brilliant success ia his dual role in
the play. The sale OF seats is now open.
will begin a three nights engagement in Ed.
mund E. Prices comedy-drama, EsNew Mexico
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Patrons to day at the New Haven opera house
will see quite change in the interior of the New
Haven opera house. After the curtain fell on
"Enoch Arden last Saturday night, Messrs.
Pratt & Thompsons force of men took things in
hand and the walls are now covered with a warm
and comfortable color OF terra Gotta with gold
figure, making very attractive change The
proscenium arch has also been put in white and
edian, Mr.. Dick German, will occupy the stage
with his company in play to please the laugh
ing public entitled, Conrad, or The Hand Of a
Friend" The same play will be repeated at the
THE MIDNIGHT PERFORMANCE.
Manager Smiths plans are all complete to give
a second performance at the New Haven opera
house, ringing the curtain up at IL o'clock il the
election vote is not decided before that time In
this way the general public can have comfort
able place to learn the result. The Western
Union Telegraph comoany's operator wilIbe in
the box with a special wire and the audience
win hear the ticker doing its work which will be
'"~ WESTERN DRAMA NEXT.
Mr.. E. A. Warren supported by the favorite,
Miss Lizzie May Ulmer, and strong cast, will be
at the New Haven opera house on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of this week in "Nobody's
Claim"