Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-09
Entertainments. GRAND OPERA uouSR

Of Lady Blarney, which will be seen at this house the first three days this week, the New York World recently said: ''Annie Ward Tiffany, we'll known Brooklyn favorite, appeared before large and fash ionable audience last evening ct the Bed ford avenue theater in the new play, Lady Blsrney,' from the pen of Alfred Kennedy, written for Miss Tiffany, and 1t was the first production in this city. The play is well written, novel and interesting The author has given the star play which af- fords her numerous opportunities to dis play her versatility as 8 character actress It is the best thing Miss Tiffany has done in late years, as was evidenced by the nu- merous curtain calls she received. The climaxes of all the acts are dramatic, and the dialogue WAS bright and catchy. The scene between Lady Blarney (Miss Tiffany and Colonel Mart Creighton Charles Crosby in the grounds at Clifford Farm, was full of wit and elicited we'll merited applause. Singing will be special feature of the performance this season."
 Charles Ffohman's company from New York will appear here on Thursday, Fri day and Saturday evenings with matinee on Saturday in the highly popular play, The Lost Paradise.' The relations of labor and capital form the framework of plot, and Mr. DeMille Is said to have steered his ship 80 cleverly that neither employer nor employed can take offence at the sentiment uttered. Indeed, the lesson salutary to both workman and capitalist, urging forbearance and patience on one hand and kindness and sympathy on the other"
 Robert Gaylor will appear on Thursday evening in the third edition of 'tSport Mo Allister, One of the 400" I: is stated that Eugene Tompkins of the Boston the ater offered Manager Brady of the Robert Gsylor Sport McAllister company bonus of $1 ,5o0 if he would release the singers Dagnar and DeCelle from his contract 1T order that they could continue on with tho t'BIack Crook" Sale of seats opens to morrow. s.5'
 The Ramsey Morris Comedy compan! will present Joseph" here on next sstur day evening. "Joaephp is an adaptatio, from the French of Ferdinand | Noceur, which ran In Paris for over 9O' nights. The company is an unusual, strong one and comprises some of the vas people on the stage, among whom ar nette, Jamieson Lee Finney, Charlss Wyn gate, Percy Jackson, Edgar Marvin, Elsi l de Wolfe, Mrs. Julia Brutone, Misses Fl liott Page, Elizabeth Garrison and Rather inc Drew.
 l Stuart Robson will appear on Monda, | evening in splendid revival of "Th l Comedy of Errors"
 PoLIs WONDERLAND.
 An entire change of program will b given at Polls Wonderland theater thi
 week. Another grand feature heads tn bill. Holtum, the cannon king, gives tn most sensational and ul-stirring exhi bition ever seen. A real cannon is loade by committee selected from the audienc with twenty-one pound ball, and the
 fired off. Holtum catches the ball with on
 hand. This Is feat that must be seen
 be appreciated or believed. He has a opsn and standing challenge to the world and $1,000 is offered by the management l for his equal. Among the many other al fractions are Siegrist and Dozs, grotesqu | pantomimists and acrobatic wonders, i
 their novel creation, "The Professor an
 Hie Sagscious Poodle;" Mlls Cordelli, tn international wonder; Hsfford and Man tell, descriptive vocslists and characte change artists, and large number c 1 other attractions.
 The Hugh Chamberlain Greek prize fo the best examination in the Greek require
 for admission to college has been awarde
 in the class of 1897 to Edward Hicks Hum of Bombay, India, who was fitted for col
 lege in the Newton (Mass) High gchool
 Honorable mention is made of the examir ations of Herbert Bsssett Augur of Hart
 ford, Conn.,, of the Hartford High echoo
 Huntington Mason of Chicago, Ill.,, c
 Phillips academy, Andover, Msss., an
 Nathan Aver Smyth of New Haven, Conn