Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-03-29
entertainments.
HYPERION.

lne FAMOUS oIO EpectacIe, IHo black
Crook" will be presented in its immense
ly, popular revised form to night and Fri.
day and Saturday evenings, with matinee
Saturday. The performance may be briefly
outlined as follows: There will be three
grand ballots. The first is called the
"Postillion ballet" tho second the "Birth
of the Rainbow" and the third ballet Is
the BALLET of Popular Airs" The prinoi-
pal dancers are Mile. Staccioni, from San
Carlos, Naples; Mile Bartoletti and signo1
Bianclfiori from La Scala, Milan. Among
the principal speciality artists will be Marde,
the "msrvel," aud the French dancers from
the Casino, Paris, led by Mile. La Sirene.
The costumfng and scenery will be on the
most magnificent scale. The "EIectric
Terrace or Grand Stair sse," is said to be
the most brilliant scene, q striking effect
being obtained with the 200 or more in
candescent lamps that are used. Other
scenes are 1.-THE Pandemonium," 1.-THE
Foot of the Hartz Mountains," and 'Moon-
lists $50 people, over half of whom are in
the ballet. Sale o. seats now open.
"Rosedsle," presented by the Boston
Grand Opera Houss company, will play a
return date on Thursday evening, April 5.
Ahthe original stars are with the COM
psny, including Mr.. j. Haworth.
Hoyt's "a Trip to Chinatown comes
Saturday evening. April7.
The play, "Friends," will be presented
April O. Friends" has just finished q
most successful engagement at the Hollis
street theater, Boston, from which city
they come direct. Sale of seats ia now
open.
49, --'- GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Flynn and sheridan's 'City Sports" big
show will appear tonight and Friday and
Saturday evenings. There will be matt
nees Friday and Saturday. The olio has
eight acts and all good ones. The Darling
sisters are very good. Phil and Chrissis
Sheridan are we'll known and the most
clever team of the kind on the road. Gus
Sohlke introduces his great challenge bal
let, and the Imperial trio, With Emma
Rose Lee, do . novel dance; Snyder and
Buckley, a new but excellent musical duo,
are more than pleasing, and they are new,
and that Ia what We want. Matt Flynn
and Zitella need no Introduction. The
feature of the bill is the special appearances
of the greatest acrobats of the world, the
four Nelson sisters, who perform some of
the most daring fests rarely attempted by
male acrobats. The performance concludes
with the highly amusing bnrlesqqe entitled
1.-THE Buccaneers or Love and Duty" in
which the full strength of the company
appear.
Robert Gaylor, the funny IrisLman, will
be seen in "Sport AcAliister, One of the
400, )" on Monday and Tuesday evenings of
next week. There will be q special matt
nee Tuesday.
Charles b Yale's gorgeous production,
'tThe DEVILS Auction" will be presented
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of
next week. There will be matinees both
days. The play has been entirely rewrit-
ten by Mr.. Yale, who has secured q num-
Der of European features that will make
their first appearance in this country.
During the summer interim scenic artists,
designers and costumsrs have been busily
engaged in preparing new work in their re-
spective lines, and 1t Ia safe to predict
when the "Neweat Devils Auction" unfolds
its one hundred and one novelties to pub
lie gazs that IL will be found to exceed all
expectations or comparisons In this partic-
Mike Kelly, the famous baseball man,
will be with Mark Murphy in the present.
alton of 'sODowd's Neighbora" ut the
Grand opera house Friday and Saturday of
next week, with matinee Saturday.
PoIxTs WONDERLAND THEArKR.
The amusement lovers of New Haven
have learned By experience that they can
make no mistake in visiting Wonderland
1t any time. and certainly they receive