Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-12

accustomed to meet in Hoyt play, and more natural fun, more Imaginable. drell situations. Having been elected to con. gress against his wish, Maverick Brander, a Texas cattle ranchman, is transplsnted with his family to Washington. MT. Tim Murphy as the Texan oongressmsn is ex- ceedingly droll, and he is vary much like the late John T. Raymond In his methods. Hr. Will Bray as the colored office seeker, Mat Snyder as the lobbyist and Miss Alice Evans as the little Texss girl, the cattle kings daughter, are among the best in the support of Mr. Murphy. No one should miss the opportunity given to sec "A the Grand opera house and Hyperion the ater, under the leadership of Frank Fiehtl, will perform the following sslec- ttons at "A Texas Steer1 at the Hyperion this evening: overture.,''Ten Minutes With the Min Selection Mcsoiisy; Infisticn .Brailaw rhs Village Orch 'stra," eby requesto Ganns narchI.Tiperty in Is. .sousa sousa's latest. The Pauline Hall Opera company will appear for one night on Monday evening next in "The Princess of Trebizonde." There are sixty five people In the company and augmented orchestra. The New York Herald of last week says: Judging from the crowds which hsvs nightly filled Hsr- l rigsn's thester during the past week. or fenbach's chsrming opera, "The Princess of Trebizonde," :" as rendered by Pauline Hall and her clever company, has scored an instantaneous hit" Sale of seats now open.
 The following attractions will be pre- sented next week: &
 Tuesday, ''The Crust of Society,"; Fri. day, Charles Dickson in "Willie"; Satur- day, "Aristocracy."
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE..
 Jollity galore will prevail Friday and Saturday evenings, with special matinee Saturday, when the entertaining musical farce "Ths Hustlsr," will again be on. The company is led by John Kernell, tho most unctious of Irish comedians, and 1t will include also Mollie Thompson, the sensa-
 tional dancer; Gus Mills, the talented i'm personator of females; James E. Smi th,
 whose performance of ''bum" Is one of the features of the presentation, and sev- eral others equally gifted. Sale of seats now open. Secure seats early and avoid the rush. No advance in prices, notwith- standing the great superiority Of this at-
 traction, which was 30 immee sely enjoyed
 by big audience when it was given here few nights since.
 "The White Slave" comes the first three days next week. Matinee Wednesday
 only.
 There will bs no performance at the
 Grand Opera house this evening. poLI's WONDERLAND THEAIER. The excellent bill presented at Wonder
 land this week serves to crowd the pretty
 plsyho both afternoon and evening
 Prince Tinymite is all that is claimed fo,
 him. and If there is smaller man in ths
 world he Is not known. The little gentle ; man is very entertaining and is a wonder full checker player. So far this week ht has only lost one of the many games b,
 has played. The speciality performance 1, the best ever presented at this populal
 theater. It Is hardly necessary to mention the different acts in detail. It is euffioien , to cay that all are good and that the bill fl 50 diversified as to keep the audience amused from the rise to the fall of the cur | tai