Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
Entertainments.

| "The Still Alarm" was again presented
 last evening. One of the features of tht entertainment is the child actress ''Little l Tuesday," Her work last evening wal
 roundly applsuded. The company will ap pear again this evening.
 Rice's Surprise Party in "149a" will ap pear tomorrow evening. An exchange l says: Riee's Surprise Party in the brilliant
 burlesaue "1492" continues it's prosperous ! season at the Park theater. The scenery 1 and costumes are amongst the most beau l tiful, tasteful and costly that have ever been seen here in a production of extrava. ganzs. The eye is dazzled at every tu1n, while the interest If the spectator is kept
 alive by the graceful dancing and charm | ing singing of the leading characters. The
 sale of seats Is now open.
 Among the most forcible representations
 to be shown in the "White Squadron" at the Hyperion theater on Friday and Satur- day are those depicting slave life, in which 6 Moorish slave is shown yoksd with an OK to heavy cart. Other pictures introduce 8 herd of genuine South American llamas, while the climax of interest is reached in scene representing the "Congress of Navies" in the public square of Rio Janei- TO, in which over 150 people appear. Sale of seats is now open.
 GRAND OPERA HoUsR.
 The City Sports Burlesque and Speciality company attracted large audience last evening. The show begins with a comedy called "Murphy's Reception," in which a number of lady vocslists are introduced Comedy is supplied by Matt Flynn, Phil Sheridan, Ed Thompson and Lou Duclos. This is followed by an entertaining olio. The specislties introduced are Prince Flstow, Connie Leslie and Emma Rose Lee in character songs and dances; Mile. Zittella and Matt Flynn in a comedy sketch; the Sheridsns, Phil and Crissie, with funny sayings and good songs; Thompson and Duclos in musical sketch; the great Sohlke, and the West sisters A lively burlesque closes the entertainment.
 There will be . matinee to day and the company will close its engagement this evening.
 Devils Mine," which is the attraction the last three days this week, is western melodrama in four acts.
 THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 A we'll attended matinee and large crowd in the evening saw the production of Down the Slope" at the New Haven opera house yesterday The play is an in- teresting story of life in the coal mines, with many exciting incidents and thrilling climaxes. Manager Smith presented yes- terdsy as an extra attraction between acts Miss Dora Wiley, the popular ballsdist. She sang in charming manner Ardita's Magnetic Waltz" "The Song that Reach cd My Heart" "Ths Bergman, ,"s;o. Sh. received repeated encores for her artistic work. She will sing to. day, afternoon and evening.
 HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLE.
 Vaudeville of the higher class will be offered the patrons of the New Haven opera house, January 1e, 20, 21, and by com pany we'll known and liked in New Haven, Fields & Hanson's Drawing Cards, and hay ing made such an excellent impression the country, will no doubt 1 pack that house for three nights. New acts, new faces, new features and new will please the time. Rldora, grsstsst iugelsr in America, is with the ! eonpany.