Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-30
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

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Tomorrow evening Hoyt's latest comedy
success, ga Temperance Town." will be
presented with the original cast. Charles
H. Hoyt will be here in person to direct
the production of his new comedy. The
piece has delighted large audiences where
ever it has been presented. 1t is said to
abound in original wit and clever situa-
tons. Ths sale of seats is now open.
The now world famous comedy with
music, "Miss Helyett." as adapted to the
American stage by the popular dramatist,
David Balasco, will be the attraction on
Saturday, December 3. 1t has been i'm
mensely successful in Paris and all over
Europe, and has made an extraordinary
impression in this country. With this
attraction comes Lottie Collins, who will
introduce her famous original Ta-ra-ra.
boom decay. The sale of seats is now
open.
The registering of seats for the Seidl con-
cert on Monday next does not imply that
the Seidl orchestras appearance depends
on the number of seats registered; he will
positively appear as stated. The registra-
tion is merely to enable parties to secure
good seats before the general sale opens on
Thursday With the Seidl orchestra comes
Miss Amanda Fabris, soprano, and Mr..
Emil Fisher, basso, who will assist the or
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
''The Cruskeen Lawn" was presented
again last evening, and will be again this
afternoon and evening. At the matinee at
2 p. m. popular prices will prevail, 10, 20
and 80 cents.
John w. Ransome, who was expected to
appear on Friday and Saturday evenings
in his great play, ACROSS the Atlantic"
cannot come, owing to illness. Manager
Bunnell received a dispatch last evening
cancelling the engagement.
The queen of burlesque, Ida Siddons,
comes with the Fay Foster Burlesque COM
pany for three nights and matinee, COM
mencing on Monday next.
The popular eccentric commedisn, Ezra
Kendall, comes the last three days next
week in ga Pair of Kids"
AT WARNER HALL FRIDAY EVENING.
At Warner hall Friday evening Miss
Anna L. Ward will deliver an illustrated
lecture on "Untraveled Labrador and the
Eskimo" The lecture is to be given under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' Mission
airy society of the Church of the Rsdeemer.
Tickets can be secured at Peck's book
store.
THE TABLEAUx DART COMPANY.
The above company will appear at the
Hyperion this evening. The company has
been secured at large expense but with
the assured knowledge that the audience
will be furnished with real treat. The
prices for reserved seats make 1t possible
for everyone to be present. Tickets can
be secured at the Hyperion box Office.
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
There is laugh for nearly every minute
in the Henry company's program, and
nearly full house saw the entertainment
at the New Haven opera house last night.
There Is also speciality for every few
minutes, so that one can see high class in
Productions at small cost. The matinee to-
day will probably be crowded with ladies'
and children.
MISS LIZZIE DERIoUs DAILY AS STAR.
The DAILY family of actors are prominent
people in the theatrical business, and Miss
Lizzie Derious DAILY is one of the best
known of them all. Her role in the new
melodrama, "The Dark Side of Great
City," is said to be well fitted to her abili-
ties.