Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-08
Entertainments.

Jolly DsWolf Hopper and his excellent comic opera organization, with Edna Wallace Hopper, Grace Golden, Marion Singer, George Fawcett, Edmund Stanley, Alfred Klein, and other principals equally prominent and popular, together with MT. Hopper's latest success ''Parj rjandrum," ," will form combination of sttractiveness at tho Hyperion to night. This melange of talent, mirth and melody, should prove potent enough to fill the house. The man. agement assures the theater- goers of this city that the entire original cast of princi- pals that appeared in "Panj jandrum" during its long and brilliant run at the Broadway theater, New York city, will be seen during MT. Hopper's engagement here, which will be his first visit to cur city, and also that the pretty tuneful opera will be given in its entirety, with its beautiful stage pictures, it's brilliant costumes, the same novel mechanical stage effects, and the large and powerful chorus. A feature will be the appearance of Miss Hattie Wells, in a series of eerpentine and butter fly dances, accompanied by brilliant rain bow and pictorial electric light effects. The sale of seats Is now open.
 GRAND OPERA HoUsR.
 One of the best vaudeville performances eeen kere this eeason is that given at the Grand opera house by the Sheehau and Sullivan vaudeville company, and last night the Grand was crowded with an au- dience who, by their frequent applause, testified the appreciation of the fine pro- gram that is presented. The Clemenco brothers. musical acrobats; Foreman and West, sketch artists; the great Jerome, the wonderful man frog and contortfonist George Caine, German comedian; Sheehan and Sullivan, Irish sketch artists; the Be- nitas in their bell act, with electric effects; Martinetti, Ducrow and Lorella in their clever dog and monkey act, and the mar vslous Mile Valesks on the flying trapeze, all contribute to the success of the per formanoe, the charges of admission to which are 10, 20 and 30 cents, and no more. No extra charges. The entrance to all parts of the house is through the main doors. The performance will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night, with special matinee tomorrow for the ladies and cail- dren.
 DAMON AND PYTH1As.
 Few plays this season have attracted so much attention as that of Damon and Pythias," which will be produced at the Hyperion Saturday evening with J. Leslie Gossin in the character of "Damon," ss- sisted by a numerous and able company. The thrilling story of love and devotion embodied in this historic incident has stood for centuries an object lesson to and no one can witness this equisite production by MT. Gossin and his comp pany without higher conception of the brotherhood of man.
 The stage sittipgs, costumes, etc., are said to bs unusually beautiful, and alto- gether 1t is to be regretted that New Ha- ven theater goers are not favored with plays of this kind more frequently.
 The sale of seats is now open and prom lses to be unusually large.
 PoLI's WONDERLAND THEATKR.
 The Little Magnets, Violet Dale and Elsie Jones, whose Salvation Army bur esque has delighted large audiences, this 1 week wore Yale co1ors until yesterday l when they discarded the blue for elegant Yale pins which they were presented with y some students. The angelic tots ap- ,eared delighted with the mementos and ntend to treasure them as pleasing souven- CTS of their visit to Wonderland and the Elm City. Their plous tambourine dance nd exhortations: "Will You ComeY' and Will You Join the Army of Sweet Saliva. iona" were given with exhiliarating effect. a Petite Freddy, the boy wonder, re- sived quite an ovation yesterday in his ongs and dances of all nations. He is a ecided hit, and dances with the finish and ash of an expert. With three steriopti- ons Milliar Brothers present mechanical, eautiful and novel scenic effects. Harris nd Walters spontaneous outbursts of rigtnal comedy flashes elicit great ap. lsuse. The other features at Wonderland ais week are very attractive.
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