Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-16
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be presented this evening with it's amusing complications, it's continuous merry mak- ing, its crisp and anappy drolleries. It will ns doubt entertain large audience. The company Is said to be an excellent one. It includes Will Miller Farnum, Mary Bill yer, Lansing Rowan, Stella Seaman, Annie Hansen, May Ward, E. A. Locke, George Robeling and Charles Carter Sale of seats now open.
 The Baker Opsra company, which has long been one of the most popular organi- cations of the kind in the minds of local theatergoers, will open two-night and matinee engagement next week. On Mon day evening "Boccacio" will be sung, Tues- day afternoon "Falka," and "The Bohe- milan GirI' Tuesday evening Miss Irene Murphy is the prima dona of the company. A special feature will be the prices, made | to suit the times. At the evening perform I ances 50 cents to all parts of the house, | and at the special matinee 25 cents to ali parts of the house. Sale of seats now open.
 Primrose & West, with their brilliant ! company of minstrel merry mskers are an | nounced for Wednesday evening next week. This will be the one minstrel event of the season. Primrose & West are the acknowledged leaders of this style of enter tainment. Their entertainments is new from overture until the curtain falls. Sal, of eeats now open.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 A large audience despite the bad weath CT was present last night to witness one O the best speciality companys seen here fo @ long time. Miss Adrienne Aucion, handsome gymnast, opsned the bill an, was followed by Magee and Crimmins il their funny boxing contest, which wa we'll received. Richmond and Glenro, caught on in their small talk. Robett and Doreta introduced their ''Heap Flu Laundry" specially and their burlesqu wrestling match, which kept the audience in roar. Bogert and O'Brien, two musi cal comedians, new in New Haven, intro duced many odd instruments. Mr. Charli Wayne, originator of new speciality mad hit. Richard Pitrot, in portraits of man, popular men, interested the audience yer, highly. The feature of the entire bill wa probably the speciality done by the Edd, trio-one lady and two gentleman. They introduced many difficult acrobatic feats The lady does all her tricks in long dresse and the gentlemen in full evening dress Other attractive features concluded tn program.
 A performance will be given this after noon and evening.
 Walter Sanford's latest scenic produc tion, ''The Power Of Gold" will occup, the stage Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday next week, with usual matinee Wednes day. This play closely blends the theatrit ard the realistic; the former is evidenced in those wonderful canvas settings that seem the real and genuine thing to ths auditors eye, and the realistic is reacbe; in the scenes of the Regents canal, the snowstorm at the Founding asylum snG the quaint and lurid sections in the slumi of Whitechapel.
 PoLI's WONDERLAND.
 This afternoon will be children's after noon at this popular resort, and ths chil dren will be admitted for cents. This will give them a chance to see the excellent bill for half the regular price. This cozy ' theater is becoming more and more popu. lar for the ladies and children. To-day is the last chance to see this attractive bill and there should be large audience al each performance. All who attend recon. | menu the performance.
 | BLACK PATTI
 On Thursday evening of next week Madame Lissieretta Jones, known as the Black Patti, will give concert at the Fly. perion. She is said to be one of the great | est singers of her race. She will be assist ed in the concert by the celebrated Vilona Sisters and Mrs. Dell Thompson. The con- cert is given for the benefit of the Bethel