Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-16
Entertainments. HYPERION.

Charming Pauline Hall and her merry compsny of sixty-fve artists will appear to night in ''The Princess of Trebizonde, ' Ofsnbach's best opera bouffe. This com. pany has been playing in New York for the past six weeks at Harrigan's theater, and the entire press claim that it is the best opera Miss Hall has ever appeared in. In the character of Prince of Raphael sbe wears several very handsome costumes. Her toothsche song is sure to create fu- rore. George 0. Bonifacs is the leading comedian and Is ably assisted by Ali. O. Whelsn, Frederick Solomon, John Brand Josephine Knapp, the prima donna of the organization, should be remembered as be- ing here in the 'sTar and Tartar" and "Ju- piter" company. Eva Davenport, the char aoter woman, has made the hit of her life as PaoIs. Hear her sing "Cup of Tea. !" ditty. Julia Ring as Regina the tight rgps walker is winsome, pretty and hand some. Seats have been on sale since Thurs day and there Is large demand. If you intend going secure your sitting at once.
 "The Crust of Society"will be the sttrac- ton tomorrow evening. The play is highly attractive and the actresses will wear some elegant dresses. Sale of seats now open.
 Ar. Grossmith will on Wednesday even- ing give some of his impressions of Ameri- ca in that taking manner which always convulses his audience in laughter. Very humorous is his satire on the American drama and the song introducing the "Bsby in the Show" In short MT. Grossmith will keep you in laughter from the time be enters on the stage until the lights are out and you are well on your way towards home.
 MT. Charles Dickson at the head of & strong company will present the new satir- ical comedy "Willie" on Friday evening" He will be surrounded by better company than ever. It is the one which has been specially selected for the New York run of this play, which begins st the Bijou thea ter April 8, continuing all summer and until September.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 "The White Slave" Bartley Campbell's most enduring play, comes tonight and Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. There will be a matinee Wednesday. Psrhaps no play now before the public has been seen and enjoyed by as many peo- pie as "The White Slave" The story of the play is too familiar to be necessary to give in detail. A play of southern life, depicting southern charac- ter, affords the scenic artist wide scope for his brush, and in "The White Slave" all the luxuriant and tropical beauties of the sunny south are shown in series of beau tiful scenes carried by this organization. Aside from the scenic beauties of "The White Slave" the most approved and skillful mechanism known to the stage me- chanic's art is used, eliminating in . rain storm of real water, the most realistic and inspiring effect of modern times.
 "The Engineer" will be presented the last three days this week. There will be a matinee Wednesday. "The Engineer" is one of the most thorough examples of the sterling class of plays that are highly in- tereeting and free from vulgarity, while no possible opportunity for eliciting hearty laughter and emphatic applause has been overlooked.
 PoLI's WONDERLAND THEArER.
 Nile. Tortsjsda, who will make her first appearance at Wonderland this afternoon, is ono of the greatest of Spanish dancers that has ever visited this country, and many oizim that she surpasses the widely known Carmencits. She will bs acoomps. nied by several of her oountrypeople and will give . correct representation of the social sports of her native country. This aot has made one of the greatest hits of the season in New York, and 1t was only by offering an immense salary that Manager PoN was enabled to secure them for this ono week. They return to the Eden Musee in New York for an indefiaite time after their engagement here. The supporting company that will appear is the best that has been seen here this season, and in- cludes Cain and Orendorf, the comedians; Blanche Newcombe, the song and dance artist; Edward Eatus, equilibrist; the Hi- atts, musical artists; James Britton, come dian; Bennstto and Cannon, ,contortiopiste and Kitty Clayton, character singer,