Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-13
Entertainments. GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

When the curtain rose last night 1t showed packed house to greet MS. Wood in his best play, "Out in the Streets" He we'll merited the praise that was showered upon him from the raising to the final low ering of the curtain. In his double role of sailor and banking clerk he was most ef fective. The play is one of the strongest that has been seen at this house and the scenery the finest that the popular young actor has carried. His scene of St. Pat r.ck's cathedral in the first act took the house by storm, and the river of fire at the close received round after round of ap. plause. "Out in the Streets" will be pre- sented this afternoon and evening. The famous Eddy trio, one lady and two gentlemen, gre the origlnstors of the "even- ! ing dress acrobats'' and will be seen for 1 three nights, commencing Thursday, De- | cember 14, with Fred Waldmann's Own Vaudeville company. Besides the Eddye, l may be mentioned the Jewell brothers, | mysterious workers; Richard Pitrot, MT. Charley Wayne, comedian, Miss Adrienne Aucion, Richmond and Glenroy, Bogart and O'Brien, Robstta and Doreto, Magee and Crimmins, and Forbes and Quinn.
 HYPERION.
 That great romantic play, Darkest Rus sia," will be presented to morrow and Fri day evening by strong company. "DArk- est Russia" Is beyond question one of the best, intensely interesting acting dramas that has been seen in the past ten years. Its story abounds in romance, love aud startling realism, and the scenes and in cidents are faithful illustration of that vast empire which stands to day so prominently before the world as one of the most pecu- Iiarls governed nations of modern times and ruled by one whose will is supreme the czar of all the Russias. Sac of seats now open.
 | Or. Bill' will be presented on Saturday night. The play will be presented in a thorough manner with an excellent com pany. The complications and absurd sit ! uations that occur during the entire three acts are extremely funny, and cause no end of laughter, and very serious trouble for the merry "Dr. Bill" It is pleasure to have comedy of the nature of "Dr. Bill" placed before the theater-loving pso, pie, as there is nothing whatever objec- need have any fear to go and see. Sale of seats now open.
 George A. Baker has secured this house for Monday and Tuesday next week, when he brings his famous opera company foI three performances. Monday evening, "Beccaccio'; Tuesday evening. 'Falka" and at the special matinee on Tuesday 'The Bohemian Girl" will be presented. The prices are made to suit the times fifty cents to all parts of the house at the even ing performances and at the special msti- nee Tuesday, the price to all parts of the house will bs twenty five cents.
 Sale of seats now open.
 PoLI's WONDERLAND.
 Manager Poli has in this weeks bill some of the best talent that has been pre- sented at this popular theater this season. Manager Poli continues to present pro- gram which attracts the ladies and chil- dren, as we'll as the men. Some of the special features are: The Four Cohans in their mirthful novelty entitled Goggles Doll House." introducing the peerless Josie Cohsn, the only rival to Carmencita in her challenge act; Quigley Brothers, Irish and black face comedians, in @ Imaginable absurdity entitled "A Quiet Hotel," and Spencer Brothers, lightntng change artists.