Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-27
Entertainments.
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Sol Smith Russell will present his latest
success, "April Weather." this evening.
The play has won great success in New
York and Mr.. Russell has triumphed in
this his nsw departure. The play hss
much to commend it In its pathos and drs-
matte situations. 1t comes here direct
from New York, where 1t closed a lengthy
engagement, and Mr.. Russells work has
been highly approved in all the leading
New York dsilies. Mr.. Russell, always q
popular favorite and an inimitable artist
in his specially, has achieved a new success
in this interesting play. His support is
the same as in New York.
Dockstader's Ministries will appear on
Wednesday night. In this seasons COM
pany are the following brilliant artistic:
Lew Doekstader, who will present new
speciality, mads up as Columbus, with new
speeches, stories and songs. One of the
brightest Is an original arrangement called
columbus" George Powers, the accom-
plished banjo soloist and comedian; Frank
Dumont, "the minstrel Shskespesre";
Memphis Kennedy, an unusually clever
musical artist; Blockson and Burns, two
very funny performers, in a new act called
"Funnibalism"; Symonds, Hughes and
Rsstus, tho great Australian trio of vo-
cslisrs, dancers and comedians; the
Harrington, who Is exceedingly
bright and clever comedian, in songs,
dances and limitations. There eight
superb solo singers, namely: Henry aolten,
John d. Davis, Harry Leighton, William
A Galpep, Henry Roy, A Bode and the
Collins Bros also magnificent band and
orchestra, under the direction of Professor
Ad. Stork. The first part IL called 1.-THE
G esnd Session of the Knickerbocker Club"
Worlds Fair Comforts" is given at every
performance and has scored an immence
hit. Sale of seats now open.
There promises to be fun fast and furi-
GUS the last half of this week. The great
est farcical success of the last decade,
"Chsrley's Aunt" opens q three days en-
gsgement with matinee on Thanksgiving
day. This brilliantly successful comedy,
by Brandon Thomas, Is now well along in
it's fret year at the Standard thester, New
York.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
1.-THE Other Man" is the title of three
act military comedy which Frederick Hor-
ner has adapted from the French, and
which Charles Frohmsn's comedians will
present this evening and Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next and at a matt
nee on Wednesday. AS performed by
such players as Joseph Holland, Thomas
Burns, Harry Brown, Miss Henrietta
Crossman and her eighteen other associ-
ates 1t is deliciously funny and decidedly
grotesque. Laughter reisns throughout
the three acts. That the play is one of
the greatest successes of recent years is
proved by it's run of one hundred nights
in New York at the Garden theater. Seats
will be reserved for the Wednesday matt
nee.
Miss Aksrstropo will open a three days
engagement on Thursday. On Thursday
afternoon and evening she will present
The Sultan's FsvoIite," during which
she gives her new dance called 'Ls
Chromatops."
PoLL's WONDERLAND.
Anew and attractive program Ia promised
by Manager Poll for this week. The fol-
lowing are some of the attractions that
form the bill: jerome, the master bender
of the world, better known as the man
frog, in his weird exhibition; Lane and
Verona, England'a greatest cyclists, skaters
and jusslers, in their extraordinary enter
tainment. "a produced by them at the
Theater Royal, Drury Lane, and Crystal
Palace. London, England; Hippodrome,
Paris; Eden thester, Brussels; Cirque Price,
Madrid, Spain; Gran Circo Grin, Mexico,
and all the principal circusses of
Europe; Kokina, the only Japanese
lady magician, in feats of high claes
magic and legerdemaip; John and Lille
Black, in their original sketch 'Uncle
ssth's Arrival" introducing good singing,
witty Dialogues and clever dancing; Billy
Lyons, the celebrated female impersonator;
Tanner and Keene, In comedy, pathos and
ven riloquism and tragedy; Armand and
Granville, international opsratie duetists
and character change srtists; Miss Rosina
Leigh, the beautiful bslladist, in choice
selections, and the Vendomes, aerobatic
comedians and mirth provokers.