Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-04
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1 That well-known fun maker DeWolf ] Hopper and bls excellent opera company, | composed entirely of metropolitan favor l ites, will make their first appearance in New Haven on next Friday evening, when will be presented J. Chesvsr Good win and Woolson Morss's brilliant comic opera spectacle, entitled "Panjandrum," which for five months amused the vast army of theatergoers in New York and vicinity ,and which recently closed it's long and success ful run of five months in that city at the Broadway theater. "Pspjandrum" will be produced here with its great cast of princi- pals, its full and complete chorus, together with all the original scenery and costumes, as well as every novelty ard detail that marked its brilliant engagements in all of the large eastern and western cities, in- cluding pair of snow-white Andalusian
 mules, especially imported from Spain for
 the production. MT. Hopper and his merry
 cohorts will be assisted by Miss Hattie
 Wells, an agile and graceful dancer,
 in series of her beautiful dance crea-
 tions. The sale of reserved seats will open
 at the box office this morning.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 At the Grand this week Sheehsu & Sul-
 livan's fine vaudeville company will pro-
 vide amusement for the visitors. There
 will be the usual matiness Wednesday and
 Saturday. The company Ia composed of
 first t-class artists, who are stars in their
 several specialties, and includes the three
 Clemenco brothers, the musical acrobatic
 clowns, Foreman and West in a most
 amusing sketch entitled "The First
 duard"; the great Jerome, the wonderful
 frog man, whose contortion act Is one of
 the best yet seen; George Caine, the prince
 of Dutch comedians, will give his host of
 funny sayings and show his skill In dano-
 ing; Shsshsn and Sullivan, the greatest of
 Irish actors, will appear in their great Irish sketch, "Life in Shantytown"; the celebrated "Conitas" in their wonderful electric act, the eccentric French novelty act; two giants, Long and Short; tho cele- brated pantomimists, Martinetti, Ducrow and Lorells, will present. an original act, 'the professor with his dog and monkey" in her thrilling and perilous mid-air flights. The performance concludes with Sheehan and Sullivan's great comedy, t:A Morning Before Judge Gregan," in which the whole | company appear. With such strong list | of smusements the Grand should be packed at every performance.
 The prices have been fixed on the follow ing scale: Gallery ten cents, balcony and dress circle twenty cents, and lower floor and orchestra thirty cents, and no more. No extra charges. The entrance to all l parts of tho house will bs through the main doors.
 PoLfs WONDERLAND THEATER.
 A fine performance again at Wonderland l this week. All the names are we'll known and | the bill is much diversified. It's main feat ure Is the wonderful La Petit Freddy, g very precocieus youngster who has made . l decided hit all over the country. He Is an excellent vocalist, good dancer, fine mu. sician. and . comedian of no mean merit. He can speak many languages. All will | be sure to be pleased with his perfor- nance. Harris and Walters are veil | known. They do comedy sketch and Nr. Harris' ilnpersonation of an old maid is very funny. Dryden and Mitchell arc snother team of smudng entertainers. No Cloud and Melville do . very neat dancing act in which they play their own muAic on harps. Waldo Whipple is great dancer and .mpsrsonator of the negro character. The Two Nagnets-Violet Dale and Elsie Jones, are two pretty little girls who give . neat and pleasing dancing act. Then there Is the diorama of the Hillar Broth ers, novel and striking and the pictures and changes produced by their mechanical arc said to surpass anything of the kind ever seen in this country. E