Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-19
Entertainments.

On Wednes lay evening December 21, Sardou's melodramatic masterpiece, "Satan," will be pre- sented for the first time in this city. Satan" is a melodrama-not one written on the conyen- tional and threadbare lines of most melodramas, but one with stricty original and novel plot, powerful situations and mirth provoking comedy. The company is headed by the clever emotional actress Miss Rose Osborn, aud includes such ac- complished artists as Miss Marie Taylor, Miss Lillian Sinclair, Lyon L. Adams, George A. Crump, James F. Callahan, A. s. Goodell. The sale of seats is now open.
 Madame Janauschek will appear on Thursday evening in her great play of Lady Macbeth"
 Coming attractions are: December 26, 27, 28. "The Soudan." December 80 and 31, Rosina Vokes.
 Paderewski the great appears ct the Hyperion on the afternoon of January 5, for one recital the Hyperion boxoflce. The program for the conc5rL is as follows:
 Prelude. .Fugae. Thema con variazioni.
 Allegro. Andante Scherzo. Allegro ma
 non troppo.
 Variations ct Fugue-No 3. 2................... Three Preludes,
 Mazurka, }..............Fr Frederick Chopin Three Etudes,
 Barcarolle. Anton Rublnstein Midsummer Nights Dream-Fantasia..
 ......'.'............... menuelsSohn-LisZt
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 Dr. Carver will make his first appearance in this city as an actor tonight and tomorrow and Wednesday nights, with matinee on Wednesday. He will present his new sensational play entitled ''The Scout,' which is said to be most unique production. Many of the Indians seen in this drama were members of the tribe of Sitting Bull who took part in the battle of Wounded Knee. It is said to be play of wonderful surprises, with the odor of pine boughs, the scent of sage ox most startling scenes depicted are running of the gauntlet, dash for liberty, pursuit of the Indi- cue of the heroine. Besides his wild American company Dr. Carver is supported by a complete dramatic company of recognized metropolitan
 ''The Midnight Alarn,a melodrama, will be produced on the last three nights this week, with
 Coming ats1scsIons: as &onday, @ Tuesday, wednes- day PsSsWbs. so a a "A aSyaia E Pass. ss Thars Russell Burlesque company.
 THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HousE.
 "The Shamrock, {" which occupies the stage of the New Havon opera house the first three days of this week, opening at the matinee to-day, Is 6 lively play, which has exciting scenes and fun throughout, the strong situations so constructed as to appeal directly to all honest hearts. It portrays Irish character as 1t should be pictured withoat that bp,lesque which has made the average Irish attraction so distasteful to all resaouabie-minded persons. The songs of Mir. Hanford arc especially well rendered aad a. Enthusiastically received.
 On Thursday the Indian actress, Go. Won Go. | Mohawk will be seen at the New Haven opera house in her exciting drama of western life snti- tied 'The Indian Mail Carrier" Miss Mohawk | not only enjoys the distinction of being the only Indian actress onthe stage but possesses histron. ic ability. Her Indian blood shows in the most | agreeable manner in her long dark hair, in her | flashing eye, her rich color, and litha graceful | figure. "rhe Indian Mail Carrier" depicts the | adventures and scenes of an Indian boy, Wep- who goes on The war trail to hunt | down and slay the slayer of bis father. Miss Mo hawk in her performance Is ably assisted by her | beautiful Indian ponies, Wongy and Bnckskin, | which she rides with ths esss snd grace of per. fest eapassfissRs