Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-03
entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.

The Seton & Watson Comic Opera and Vau-
deville company opens this afternoon with a
special matinee at 2 o'clock for a three nights
engagement. An exchange says: 'Seftcn &
Watson's Comic Opera Comique company is un-
doubleday to be classed among the best COM
papies. The performance opened with 'Fidelia:
or Woman's Love- which is a very cute little
comic opera, with q number Of pretty musical
airs running through it, 1t is a one-act opera
and abounds in laughable situations. pleasing
songs and bright airs The scenery and cos
tunes are both appropriate and beautiful. The
chorus OF young ladies is exceptionally fine and
they render their selections very we'll" There is
also fine vaudeville company composed OF frat
class artists.
"Under the City Lamps the big melodrama,
will be seen for the first time in this city Thurs
day night and for three nights. There will be
grand scenic display, and the wide celebrity of
at least dozen members of the company insures
a great dramatic treat. A big sale Of seats is in
progress.
HYPERION.
"The Limited Mall is the attraction this even
ing. An exchange says: "Since The Limited
Mail has made such phenomenal success no
less than sixteen companies have been organized
or have added locomotives, cars, or similar rail-
road accessories, but people seem to know intui-
lively that Elmer E. Vance's play is the simon
pure the Original Jacobs to speak, and
while several Of them are already side-tracked
and ready for the scrap pile, Manager Vance
smiles complacently and adds steadily to his al
ready big bank account. Pretty Ids Collinswood
is still with the company. The sale of seats Is
now open.
One of Charles Hoyt's best and most success
full comedies, GA Hole In the Ground" is to be
presen ted to morrow evening. An entirely new
complement Of scenery it is said, will be used in
the presentation of the skit. In addition to sew
ri TINA fayorites new face will be seen In
the role of the lunch counter girl, viz Miss Vr
ginia Earle. She is a soubrette whose education
in the was Of TR gn
talent Miss Margaret May will play the part OF
the telegraph girl. Miss May is a charming &C
GiImore's band, under the leadership Of the
famous D. w. Reeves, comes or Wednesday even
ing. The following soloists will assist In the con
cert: The Princess Dolgorouky, vioiinist to the
Empress of Russia; Mime. Rosa Linde, contralto;
aed signor Giovanni Tagiiapietra. Sale of seats
We viii again SEQ sInceg," as Mr.. Dickson ap-
pears on Thursday evening OF this weak, giving
a return engagement Sale OF seats opens TO-
After .ix years of absence from this city Mr..
Bunnell has he en- able to close an engagement
with the KimbaIl Opera Comique company,
headed by the peerless CoriEne, producing the
great burlesque Arcadia The production is
for three performances-May IA and 10.
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Easter week opens with a large double COM
pany on at the New Haven opera house for the
production of opera and vaudeville. At the
matinee to-day the Gaisty Opera company with
Miss Ethel vinton prims donna will appear in
"GIrofle -Girofa," and q strong vaudeville COM
pany will fill up the time until 1890 p. m. To
ing hour will be 1870 and the performance com
mence at p. m. In the list Of vaudeville talent
will appear Miss Ida Howell, serio-comlc; Miss
black face comedians: Cuponh, mimic; and
'.Biddy, the Market woman, with Greer and