Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-17
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

Stuart Robson appears to night at this thester In his old comedy drama success, "Ths Henrietta" This is generally ac- knowledged to be one of the most thrilling as well as the most amusing of the plays on the American stage. The question of whether "The Henrietta" Is dancing girl, trotting Ally, or a gold mine, awskens great merriment, while the scene In which Bertie's elder brother. the trusted but false partner of his millionaire father, falls dead, Is one of the most dramatic and in- tense scenes In the range of the drama. NIT. Robson, of course, appears as Bertie. the lamb. who finally rescues his father from all financial difficulty and turns out to bs the hero of the hour. MT. Robson is supported by thoroughly frstclass com pany and his return here will be sppreoi- atsd. He has been in New York for the past two weeks arranging for the produc- ton of 8 new play on May l.
 Probably the character of Lady Betty, which Miss Barry assumes In "A Nights Frolic," which is to be presented to nor row evening, is one of the best keys to the character of this remarkable woman whose versatility was the wonder of the theater- | goers of the worlds metropolis. The play is an exceedingly clever production. It Is from the pen of Augustus Thomas, the author of Alabama" The genius of this talented play wright sparkles in every line and sentence. Miss Bsrry's company is excellent. Sale of seats now open.
 THE NKw GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 Manager Bunnell will insusurste a sum-
 mer season at this house, commencing this evening, when prices will be 10, 20 and 30 cents. There will be & few reserved seats
 in the evening only On Friday there will
 be a souvenir matinee, when every lady at
 tending will be presented with handsome
 souvenir by Topsy, MT. and Mrs. Jay Rispl
 mammoth "Uncle Toms Cabin" company
 being the attraction on Thursday and Fri
 day.
 Tonight will be produced the besutifu
 picturesque Irish comedy drama, ''Th'
 Rambler from Clare," written by Dan No
 Carthy. Rambler from Clare" tells tn
 trials of a poor Irish lad, Tony Sullivan
 who, trying to right the wrongs of others
 Is prosecuted by a scheming squire and hi
 son. In the end justice triumphs and Ton receives his reward. The play abounds il real Irish wit, humorous songs and dance
 are introduced. MT. Mccarthy compose } all of the songs he sings.
 The company remains Tuesday an,
 Wednesday with matinee on Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Jay !Rial's celebrate "Uncle Toms Cabin company" will appes ' on Thursdsy and Friday evenings.
 "O'Dowd's Neighbors" comes on Satu, r day afternoon and evening of this week. NKw HAVEN OPERA HOUSE AND EAsr LYNN, To-day the New Haven opera house vi F present one of the most popular and p 5 thetie of modern society dramas, in u l production of "Esst Lynne, or the Flop ? ment-" The part ofYady Isabel ar s Madame Vine Is in the hands of MI ,- Belle Barron, a handsome woman and ( r. exceptionally strong emotional actres e This season she has played the leadir a role in "The English Rose" under il l. management of Proctor & Turner un 1. the recent closing of the company's SC
 son. The hours of "East Lynnen in q r. continuous system will be from to 5: F and from 7.30 to 10 p. m. The vaudevi n hours are from to 8 pm, 5:30 to q: .e and from 10 to 10:30. The vaudeyi A talent includes Miss Bessie Gilbert, corr ot virtuoso; Dolan and Lenhare, sketch tea @. the Berenter family, seven in number, ln strumentalists; Miss Bertha Brush, IT.! Id songstress; Lonzo, jugzler; Vaska, cont
 tonist, and otheys,