Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-26
Entertainments.

On Saturday evening next Marie Jansen,
whose first season as star has been at
tended with extraordinary success, will be
seen here for the second time this season
in "Delmonico's at g." When Jansen first
caught New York abe was q clip of girl
whom James Barton Key believed had I'M
usual talents. As Barton had plenty of
alluring cash to back up his dramatic
prophesies his word WAS vastly substantial
and Marie Jansen, in the sweetest of puri-
tan freshness was taken from 'tFun on the
Bristol" and transferred into the original
cast of "Olivette." She played "Velou-
tine" and sung all the music of the 'Count-
esq.," She shared the success of Catherine
Lewis and established her pretty, slender
self as one of the favorites in comic
opera. The same company that was here
before still supports her. Sale of seats
now open.
The charming actress, Miss Julia Mar
lowe, supportSd by her fine company, will
appear next Monday evening. By special
requests Misc Marlowe will present 1.-THE
Love Chase" and on Tuesday evening
Romeo and Juliet" will be given. Miss
Marlows Is favorite here, and everywhere
in the Theatrical world wherever she has
appeared, and two delightful entertain
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
BARLEY Csmpbell's great Russian play
'Siberis," comes to the Grand tonight
and Friday and Saturday evenings, with
matinee on Saturday. Our exchanges all
agree that "Siberia" lie still clsssed among
the successes of the year. Its eleventh sea.
son has been marked by q succession OF
large audiences and manifestations of pop
ular approval. The story is the most TO
late BARLEY Campbell successful plays.
The scenery is elaborate, novel and histor
| 10, the costumes appropriate, and the com
pany the best in yesre.
SUMNER SEASON AT THE GRAND.
The summer season at the Grand opers
house opens on Monday evening, April go
with prices to suit the mssses-1O, 90 and
| 80 cents. There will be few reserved
seats at 80 cents.
management has secured for the whole
week, with mstinees Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday, q great triple com
bination consisting of three distinct fea
lures. First feature-"Ths Night Owls,
who are too we'll known here as one of tie
first.c class vaudeville companies that peri
odically give us visit to require any REQ
] ommend. The second feature is our old
friend and everybody's favorite, tht
"commsnder-in chief of the army of fun,
Press Eldridge, during whose visit here
| special arrangements have been made witt
our local tailors to replace vest buttons
loguss. He is also an expert on the eradi
cation Of the blues. The third feature is {
| strong one in particular way, being none
other than the untamable lion, Wallace
which has already devoured one horse and
killed three men. Many will remember ths
sensation In New York when this king OF
beasts escaped from his cage and was al
large for forty eight hours.
POLLS WONDERLAND THKATKR.
The specially performance at Wonder
land this week attracts large audiences at
every performance and the program gives
the best of satisfaction. Indeed q create,
comedy bill has never before been seen al
this popular theater. The Burke brothers
in their Irish Wild West give . very anus
ing act, and "Wiee Nike" the donkey
comes in for full share of the honors
Sheehan and Sullivan make a hit with
their representation of life in shantytown,
and Ward and Lynch are very funny and
keep the audience laughing all the time
they are on the stage. The Darling sisters
and May WEIGH give pleasing songs, and
the performance from start to finish ID
pronounced the best that has been seen q.
Wonderland.