Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
Entertainments.

HYPERION.
 A grand concert will be given on Friday even- ing next by the Kemenyi Concert company. Sale of seats opens Wednesday.
 The Chicago Tribune says of Remenyi His ability to charm ths general public has suffered no alteration. Technical difficulties seeming ly unknown to the skill of Remenyi and regard less of musical sense and proportion in the con- position being played, he displays this skill at any and all times, accompanying it with the dourishes and dash that catch tublic approval, and win encores innumerable, and recalls seem
 Charles H. Hoyt's most successful play, "A Texas Steer, vii be presented on Saturday will be thronged to this clever ,tire on poll tics. Those ~ ho have not seen "A Tex-s Steer'' will surely come and those who have seen it will come again. Sale of seats opens Thursday.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 ''The Waifs of New York; comes the first three days of this week with matinee Wednes- day. An exchange says: crowded house greeted the presentation of "The Waifs of New York" last night. Ths play has been presented here before with Katie Emmett as Willie Rufus and it be said that Lizzie Mulvey in that role last night was none below Katie. The audience was wildly enthusiastic, and that indicates that the play was an entire success far as meeting with remunerative favor is concerned Andy Amann as Hans Schneiderkopf, Little Imogene Pietro Bama, Emma Stone as Biddy Mcshans, and Henry Voltner as Harry James, all did well, of the cast % could be taken. The 'I play denends much upon it's accessories and mechanical eff. fects, and these were splendid.
 presented
 The South Before the War" February IS, II and IS, is series of plantation pictures during which number of good specially people appear.
 THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 The Henry company had packed houses Satur- day, and the performances met with tremendous applause. When the Yale color of blue came out to the "star-spangled Banner'' music at the final medley Saturday evening enthusiasm knew no Manager Smith has arranged for p the et tronna nna1 with $10,oO0 Kelly and all, to remain to-day and Tuesday and Wednesday with changed program. The opening piece to-day will be Down on the Farm; or, The Rustic Reception As an extra attraction between acts to-day and the balance cured to appear at every performance in the same specialties as given by him last week at has the record of having drawn for many ses years the large salary of Ss5o per week as the head of Cool Burgess Minstrel company. WEBS PERIL,
 Manager Smith thinks that the public crave l strong society drama, and SO will present "A Wife's Peril" at the New Haven opera house on Thursday. Friday and Saturday ot this week. Handsome David Murray is the leading man and Miss Jessie Lee Randolph the leading lady of the company. Miss Blanche Sherwood one of the highest priced singing and dancing soubrettes. will appear between acts in songs aud dances: also as special matinee and evenipg card for ladies and children Professor Felix will appear in mutations of song birds and animals. THE PRIME FAvoRITEs IN OPERA On Monday next for the week the famous Will. bur Opera company of fifty people with Susie Krwin at its head, will open at the New Haven opera house in the following magnificent reper- days, "GraId Duchess;" Tuesday's, "Boccaccio;',, Wednesdays, "Black Hussar" Thursdays. Royal Middy;' Fridays, "Fra Diavolo, Satur. days matinee. "Dorothy;' Saturday night, "Falka."