Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-18
Entertainments.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 GA Barrel of Money drew large audiences at both performances yesterday.
 It is melodrama, with quite an interesting story and several realistic stage effects. The great scene is in the third act, showing the in terior of @ big iron mill with a tremendous fly wheel The william, after knocking young girl, who was about to foil him, on the head, ties her to the be 9f ats the g hs ,s6 sets the t when the hero rushes to the rescue and saves her. The heavy scenes are relieved by plenty of comedy, and the play is given by very good
 The play will bs repeated this afternoon and aays aet wsse Tha @ RRssa shs p first
 sr es are many actresses I % %So thrill us many who commend our admiration by physical beauty and art, but scarcely one who creeps into our Ullie Akerstrom does. she may indeed truly be styled the winsome little home favorite.'" t pc toire of this popular actress.
 In honor of the ninth year of c. B. Bunnell's management of the Grand opera house grand the Information of the public, especially lady pa irons, the entire army corps of lieutenants will with of and stage reception will be given, followed by grand presentation to every lady present, by the hands OA 1alIS OAl0 AAclb1Olu, O1 D uScAul anu pcduLl-
 Although this is an extraordinary occasion the strom vii appear at ths performance in That HYPERION.
 The Baker Opera company will appear twice to-day. At the matinee "Dorothy' will be given. An exchange says: The music Is bright, pretty and catchy, the costumes rich in material, varied in color and elegant in cut and adornment in most instances. The talent of the company in- troduces business and byplay that pleased the
 In the evening "Erminie" will be presented. Speaking Of this opera an exchange says Every Wolff as Rayepnes see end Csdeaux snd tbey gave aV 8 splendid performance. The fun created by them was almost unlimited, much of 1t original. and 'The Dicky Birds, ''by Cadeaux, met with the same reception: Miss Dickeson was in the title eas9 naary all
 The Ghoruses were particularly well done,
 ''PEEp O DAY" AT THE HYPERION.
 tPeep O Day or the Story of '9s' was the thrilling Irish drama which was presented by St. Patrick's T. A. B. Dramatic club at the Hyperion last evening The drama was well put on and ably presented and reflects great crekit on those who took part The "HighIand Fling by Miss Loretta Tierney and Miss May Prokasky danced shs ssllors Hcrnpips. ap 'S nonsr well in Ip the plsy:s s. sEankJ: CaEliu, John E; Burke, Rourke, Timothy Hayes, William J. Cronin, yames James Fleming, Michael H. Mclaughlin, James Ryan. Patrick Mccarthy, Misses saraf, Graham, Maggie Graham, Annie Flanagan, Julia McNamara
 Among those who received flowers were: Miss Kittie O'Neil, Miss Mamie Gallegar and MiFs Til- lie Mcfarland.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA Housz NEXT WEEK.
 For talent at the New Haven opera house next week the public will see the Hoffman trio, Tyrol- cans; Miss Mabel Clark, the dancing marvel; Mile. Marre1o and her trained spaniels; Sablon, mimic and eccentric dancer; the Fitzgibbons comedy duo; the Ryders, in the Circus Rehearsal; Miss Addie Smith, highland fling; Murphy and Mccoy, in Fifteen Minutes in . Cyclone; Mile. Sebastian, with Mary's Little Lambs; Burt sis ters, songs and dances; Alfred Liston, musical artiet; Burt Hale, character songs and dances; J. L. Manning, the Yankee Farmer; Winsman, whistling soioist; Prof. Morley, stereopticon; Farnum brothers, sensational acrobats, and oth. CTS. The public need not be urged now to attend the bright vaudeville entertainments at the above pretty opera house as its seats are nearly always full.