Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-07
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

The Remenyi Concert company will give a grand concert on Friday evening next. It will doubt be delightful treat to all lovers of music His fame bespeaks the attendance of large and refined audience. Des Moines paper says: ''The event of the week was the iucomparable Remenyi concert on Wednesday evening, which was enjoyed by fully l,0c0 enraptured Des Mothers. Never was the power of man 10 fasci- nate, enchant and hold spellbound sn assemblage of people more emphaticaliy illustrated"
 The sale of seats opens tomorrow.
 "A Texas Steer" will be presented on next Sat urday evening. Everywhere this popular pro: duction meets with great success. The sale of seats opens Thursday.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 'The Waifs of New Ysrk'' drew a large audi ence at the New Grand ope'a house last night. It remaius this and to morrow evenings. There will be 6 matinee tomorrow. Katie Emmett's great play, "The Waits of New York, " is one of the strongest plays before the public, and tells simple, toucsing story of the trials and suffer. ings of two friendless and homeless waifs cast adrift upon the cold charity of the world in the great metropolis, and of their subsequent rise to prosperity. It is e play that teaches a good moral and one that should be witnessed by every mother and child in the country, there is nothing to be seen during it's actions to offend the most fastidious. The scenery used in the production is all new this season and carried by the company in their own special scenery car, and embraces views of mapy prominent locations in New York city. The company is one Of the best travelling, as can be seen from the following cast of characters:
 Willie Rufus, a New York bootblack, Lizzie Mulvey; Hans Schneiderkopf, Andy Amann; James, Henry J. Voltmer: Pietro Rama, N D. Connisrs; Judge Rogers, Edward Clifford: John Jordan, R. c Thorpe; ProsecuLinS Attorney, Officer o'Raffsrty, Ed Powers; Alice Baldwin, EloIsnse FarH Roberts; ,b Katrina sehneiderkopt, Imogene washburne; Bidoy Mcshane, Emily regular Saturday @ stinee, aoe% % Olson h Mil 'be be presented with Ben Hendricks in the title role sossk HsS the Swedish Lady quartette, now with the zoe Olson" company, were all members of the house, Stockholm, Sweden and each one has sung with great success in the larger cities O.
 "The South Before the War" comes on Febru l "Chioris,' the clever illusion by Professor | Fegetter, still remains in the annex recreation hall at the New Grand opera house, which is | open free: Another feature has been added this | week, "The Zetrope.''
 THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE. Large crowds at b tn performances yesterday | attended the Henry company's entertainments. | Down on the Farm" opened the program and | was well received. In 1t Miss Rostelle was well l supported by VIII West and others Of the com | pany. The costumes were all new and brilliant
 Mir. Kelly received his usual ovation, and Coo
 Burgess between acts met with a cordial recep
 ton. This company closes their engagement
 here on Wednesday evening.
 "A wife's Peril" comedy by Arthur Shir | ley, author of ''Rhadows of LGe" and ''Stran
 gieIs cf Paris" with the powerful and we'll
 known actor, mr. David MurraY ,and the talented | emotional actress, Miss Jessie Lee Rando'p1, i, | the leading roies, Is announced for next Thurs | day, Friday and Saturday, with Cool Burgess ii | his negro specialties, Professor Felix in imita | tations of birds and animals and Miss Blanch, | Sherwood in songs and dances.
 WEEK or OPERA.
 The famous Wilbur Opera company, heade