Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-05
entertainments.

GHAND OfEhA nOOb6s
Glands Across the Sea" will be pro-
scented this evening and Friday and Sstur-
day evenings and Saturday matinee. An
exchange says: The situations are skillfully
conceived and follow each other In rapid
succession; the interest is sustained
throughout; the dialogue is clear, crisp and
to the point, and the strong comic vein
offers admirable contrast to the more ssri.
GUS portions of the play. The cast is ex-
cellent and includes Messrs. Mack Charles,
Henry Pierson, William Richardson. George
W. Parsons, etc., and Misses Nettie Bourne,
Dell Ellerson, Lizzie Longmore, etc. "rhe
Columbian Cadets" twelve little Bahamt.
| ans, will appear between the second and
! third acts in their sensational sketch en-
, titled "Le Bivouac."
| Annie Ward Tiffany, the W II known
| and popular Irish comedy actress, has her
| same play this season, written expressly
for her by Alfred Kennedy, entitled Lady
Barney" which she will present next Mon
day, October 8, for three nights.
| HYPERION.
| A large audience greeted 1.-THE Senator
at the Hyperion last evening. The plot of
this famous play is SO we'll known that 1t
does not need repetition he-e. Mr.. Louis
Aldrich as Senator Rivers gave an excel
lent Interpretation of the part. Crane In
this role represented cool, shrswd man of
the world, who. never lost his hold or his
grip; Aldrich assumes the manners of a
breezy western man with big heart and
big laugh Miss Hattie Russell as Mrs.
Hilary made q great hit and assumed her
role to perfection. The rest of the COM
pany were excellent and deserved the ap-
plause which wss showered upon them by
the appreciative audience present. As the
curtain fell upon the third act a storm OF
applause followed, aud as the individual
members of the company appeared before
the curtain the manifestations of approval
broke forth from all over the house. 1t ID
safe to say If ever this play should max.
. return engagement in this city . full
houss Is assured.
Henry V. Donnelly and Edward GIrari
will present this evening their now faro,
comedy, "The Rsinmakers," written b,
Frank Dumont. The first act shows tn,
Office of a western hotel. with half a d. zel
waiter girls busting about for their wages
Mr.. Donnelly appears as Percival Alright
the hotel clerk, afterwards proprietor II
HE sorrow, and Mr.. Girard, as Phelix Bot
ties, the porter. In the second act, whicl
represents the country home of circus
the twin stare appear as sports and rain
makers. AS the act closes bombs are ex
ploded, terrific storm comes up, tn
theater is enveloped in darkness, tn
lightning flashes and the thunder roars
Then the lights flare up again and Mr.
Girsrd is standing triumphantly under
shower bath, with rubber hat, rubber Goa
and high top boots. The last act is com
posed of variety sketches by members o
the company. There is plenty of ful
throughout the play. In the closing &C
the members of the company appear In a
| electric march, each bedecked with tin
Sale of seats now open.
"The Power of the Press' will be pre-
sented on Friday and Saturday evening
and at Saturday matinee. The play Is
very successful effort to illustrate tn
power of the press, which In this particu
lar instance was exerted 10 behalf of
young ship carpenter, who was uni ustl
accused of q crime. A local newspape
takes up the fight and finally proves th
innocence of the hero and runs the villai
to earth. Sale of seats now open.
PoLrs WONDERLAND.
! The S. gold piece offered any person wh
would thrown one of the bears was a,
cepted last evening by an unknown BIT
he was not able to throw him, but neve
theless he received the So. The bill pr
scented this week is one of the beat thu
has been go far offered. The free-for q
wrestling exhibition will take place sgai
| tomorrow night.