Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-08
Enterua1nmente. HYPERION THEATER,

s'The Dazzler" played to quite large audience last evening and was on the whole pretty we'll enjoyed. It is fragmentary in plot, however, introducing great deal of amusing speciality work. The star, how ever, Miss Castleton, appears in the play but little, and another of the leading actors was unable to appear on account of sick ness, consequently the performance was not what was expected. Tonight the en- tire company will appear and more satis- factory performance is looked for.
 Hermann, the famous prestidigitateur, Der of new and fantastic tricks in legerde- main. He will have the assistance of Mme. Hermann, Abdul Khan, oriental fakir. He will introduce his latest illu- sion, "Strobeika," 'New Black Art," "A Slave Girls Dream," "Le Cocoon" 'Florine, the Child of the Air." and a number of other wonderful novelties.
 Sol Smith Russell, supported by an ex- cellent company in Peaceful Valley" will be the comedy offering Thursday even ing.
 Of Fanny Rice, who appears in "A Jolly Surprise" Friday and Saturday, an Surprise" found high favor with the audi ence. The house was crowded and encores and flowers were the, order of the evening. Miss Rice is ably supported.
 The Damrosch Symphony orchestra of New York will give concert next Monday evening.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 An immense audience greeted the Fay Foster Burlesque company last evening and an entertainment of unusual merit was given. The first part, "Our Pleasure Party" is brilliant sketch on the nautical order. introducing songs and dances. The specialties that follow are excellent, in- cluding the Newcomb trio, vocalists; the Vidocqs, sketch team; Frank Clayton, musical artist; Hamlin and Hamlin. who do clever breakneck song and dance; the King Sisters; the Patterson Brother rs Minnie" 8 burlesque of the popular comic opera of ''Erminie," sparkles with comedy and song and concludes an excellent pro- gram.
 "Woman Against Woman" with the original company, comes the last half of the week. "';
 PRoCTOR's OPERA HOUSE.
 Of ''The Vendetta" which comes this 0VOAAAAS5, oA4 CASh@ASo 6"Jo' AA0 p1ot oA the play is most complete one, and the action of the play admits of snany changes of scene. The chambers of M Gerard at night was very fine, the revolving ruins, the casino conservatory, are all beautiful sets, but the sensation of the evening was the wonderfully realistic collision of ocean steamships x # The star and support made hit.
 MT. James Reilly will present the ''Broom- Maker" Thursday evening and Katie Emmett, the "Waifs of New York" Friday evening.
 WORLDS MUSEUM.
 The Worlds museum attracts large crowds every night. Last night was no exception. The attractions in the curio halls are very many and pleasing. The theatre attractions are also new and pleas ing.
 THE BOY PRODIGY.
 Oscar Moore, the boy wonder, entertain ed large audiences at Warner hall yesterday matinee and evening. This little wonder surprises everyone who hears him. His memory is wonderful and he correctly an swered host of questions on statistics. He was encored many times for his piano playing. Professor McDonald's musical entertainment was also very pleasing. All should see this boy prodigy matinee and evening to-day. eE@ ]