Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-10
Entertainments. HYPERION,

The New City Directory will be present. ed this evening and to morrow evening by Russell's Comedians, with the old favorites in the cast, Dan Daily, William Cameron, Willis T. Sweatman, William F. Mack, David Warfeld and Msthilda Cottrelly. With the above array of talent an enjoya- ble performance is assured. Sale of seats ROW open.
 The coming of Daniel Frohmsn's Lyceum Comedy company next Monday night means an important event for our best the atergoers. They are to present VictoIien Sardou's immensely successful comedy Americans Abroad" The occasion will be recorded as one of uncommon genislity and kindliness, a sort of home festival, 8 meeting of old friends rejoiced to meet one another. Every thing that these painstaking.. artists do Is eonscientiously and we'll done. Much has been said of the success of Sardou's comedy. The play will be seen here with the entire comedy company and all the magnificent scenery and effects as seen at the New York Lyceum. Sale of seats now open.
 "Uncle Toms Cabin" will bs presented on Wednesday evening next. Peter Jack son, champion heavy weight of Australia, appears in the stellar role of Uncle Tom. GRAND OPERA HOUSE.. "The Span of Life" still continues to draw large houses. There was large at tendance of ladies at the matinee yesterday. The lighthouse scene in the play is very effective, showing the interior and exterior of lighthouse in it's different scenes, with the sudden looming up of @ steamship nearing the rocks in storm at sea The bridge of human bodies which the heroine crosses with her child is one of the won- ders of the day. There will be matinee | tomorrow.
 1 What promises to be the greatest attempt | in the era of realism will be seen the first l three days next week in the melodrama of Lincoln J. Carter's East Mail" The play is famous throughout the country for the completeness and magnitude of its mechan ical effects. The production is under the personal supervision of its suthor-Ltnoolr J. Garter. Special scenery is carried fol the ten complete sets used in the play. h the second act 8 steamboat Is shown witt the boiler rooms and the intricate ma chinery and the glowing furnaces. The boat is blown up by tremendous explo sion, and the wreck is seen going down ir mid river.
 | POLIS WONDERLAND.
 Commencing Monday Manager Poli will
 have on exhibition at the house, Tooci, tho
 wonderful two o-headed boy, who is consid
 cred the greatest living freak in the world
 There is nothing about this wonderful bs
 ing uncanny or revolsing to look upon, fol
 both two bodies from his waist up being perfectly developed and natural. Since
 the Siamese twins there has never beer
 known such curiosity. The program a
 the house this week continues to attract
 large audiences to every performance. Int great end only Kellar in his hand balancing
 acts, Felix and Clsxton in comedy sketch
 es, James Thompson the black face come
 dian, Sheridan and Forest, and others con
 tribute to the entertainment.
 A HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
 At the fttieth performance of "A Tenn
 psrancs Town" at Hoyt's Madison Square
 theater last Monday night 8 handsome
 souvenir of Caroline Miskel, In the shspI
 of an artistic bronze statustts, represent
 ing her as Ruth, was presented, one tt
 every lady in the audience. The souvsni
 is highly prized by all recipients.