Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-27
entertainments.

BARLEY Campbell's southern romance, 1.-The
White Slave" will be presented by h. @ Ken
nedys excellent company tonight. For the past
twelve years 1.-The White Slave has been pre-
scented continuously all over the union until It
has come to be considered a standard work in
modern melo-drama The strongest female
character ever written by the lanented BARLEY
Campbell is Lisa, the deceived woman, led to be-
lieve that the blood OF Atrica's daughter ceursed
through her veins, but afterwards discovered to
be free born white woman; free to come and
go, at liberty to love and be loved. untrammeled
by any. Of the perils or dangers Of doubtful
G. N Bertram's thrilling and realistic play,
1.-THE Pulse Of New York. will be the attraction
on Tuesday and Wednesday, with Wednesday
event of the season, contain no less than eight
distinct and positive scenic sensations. among
driver, actually operated by steam; also the
realistic elevated railroad, scene with two trains
Of cars in rapid flight from opposite directions
The cast which is unusually strong includes such
famous favorites as Matte Vickers, Carrie
Sweeney, Walter JONES' Master Elliott, and a
dozen others.
''The Silver King" will be presented Friday
and Saturday evenings. There will b special
holiday matinee next Friday and the regular
that never grows old, because it is full Of the
vital interests OF human life that strike home to
terpiece of construction and to see 1t once is to
carry away memory that is never to be erased.
Cari A. HaSW1n offers an ideal WI1reQ denver.
His magnificent rendition Of the part has called
forth unstinted praise from the press. In conse-
quence Of the great amount Of scensry and the
preparation to present the play there will bs NO
performance Thursday evening
HYPERION
Mr.. Joseph Murphy is the attraction on Friday
next In the afternoon 1.-THE Kerry Cow" will be
given and IN the evening ''Shaun Rhue." An ex-
change says: Suffice it to say that Mr.. Murphy
is still one Of the best of comedians of the Irish
school. natural pleasing and highly entertaining.
His voice is musical and one Of the kind which
p'eases an average audience. This year he in
PRODUCES new song. which was last night en-
Enthusiastically applauded and re-demanded. The
play Is ever popular. Mr.. Murphy, as usual, car
RES good company, in fact, q much better COM
pany than last season. The sale OF seats opens
tomorrow.
"14s2, :" the merry burlesque, which may fairly
lay claim to being one Of the greatest successes
or the season, will play q return engagement
next Saturday afternoon and evening. All the
old favoTites will be present to greet their
friends; Signor Perugini as the picturesque
Queen Isabella, Mr.. Edward M. Favor with his.
clever topical songs and apropos gags and puns,
MT Charies w. KIRK, Messrs. walton and Shawn,
Miss Theresa Vaughn, also Misses Mae Brenson
and Eileen Karl, Marie Hilton, whose "Bowery
last there is little Regaloncta. Sale OF seats
now open.
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
At the family matinee to day at the New Ha-
ven opera house, and for the balance Of the
week, one Of the largest companies will be pre-
and performance commences at 1850 and does
not end until 10:30