Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-17
entertainments.
HYPERION,

HYPERION.
Alexander Sslvini, the famous romantic
actor, will be at the Hyperion on Friday
and Saturday with Saturday matinee. The
engagement will be hailed with pleasure by
those who appreciate the better qualities of
the sctor's art and who love to revel in the
grand old historic drama of She Richelieu
era. Salvini will appear on Friday night
and at the Saturday matinee as the dash
ing. impetuous youth, D'Artsgnan, in "The
Three Gusrdsmen." Once more we shall
see the crafty old cardinal, the grsceless
Duke of Buckingham, the tickle monarch,
Louis XIV, the proud Anne of Austria,
and Constance, her waiting maid, who CAP
tured the heart of the brave D'Artagnan.
will be given Saturday evening. Sale of
seats now open.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Another crowded house Witnessed the
second production of Jane" by Jennie
Yeamans and her excellent company last
evening. The house was filed from pit to
dome, all the private boxes being occupied
and large number finding standing room
only. The company is one of the finest
ever in this city and the performance one
of the most polished ever seen here. As
Jane, Miss Yeamans has made the success
of her life, and she ia In all respects the
ideal Jane. Some excellent comedy work
il done by Joseph Allen as Kershsw, while
all the other roles are in the hands of more
than usually competent artists. Jane"
will be presented for the last time this af-
ternoon and evening and should be wit
messed by large audiences. Manager Bun
nell IL entitled to much praise for provid-
ing 30 excellent an Entertainment and one
that has won such wellmerited popularity
from appreciative audiences.
For three nights commencing Thursday,
January 10, with Friday and Saturday
matinee, Mr.. Bunnen comes to the front
with another first class show at the Grand,
the famous Rsntzsantley Novelty Bur-
lesque company, which comes for the first
time this season to this city. This COM
pany has already acquired q reputation that
few companies possess for finished work
In the company are Harry La Clair, Lottie
Elliott, John B. Willis and Madeline Mar
shall, the O'Brien Sisters from the Empire
theatsr, London, the Oion Trio, the Sis
ters Pascal from the Folies Bergere, Pxrie;
also Georgia Lameroux, Eva Swinburne,
Carrie Hawkes., Abbis Lameroux, Lucy
Watson, Aggie Collins and Alice Howard
The latest and best burleeque, ''Americs,
or the Discovery of Columbus" will be
given in its entirety by this company.
PoLTs WONDERLAND.
Polls pretty Wonderland was again
crowded at every performance yesterday,
and an excellent performance gave the
bsst of satisfaction to all. The talking
horse, which is the special attraction, ia
indeed wonder. A peculiar feature about
this wonderful horse is the fact that the
name Mszeppa il clearly outlined on the
retina of the left eye. Manager Armstrong
invited . reporter back on the stage yes
terday afternoon to examine. this peculiar
birth mark, and he can vouch that the
name Of the horse il firmly imprinted on
the left eye. The performance as whole
h tho best ever seen ct Wonderland.
EDEN Mugx8.
Large audiences were the rule ct this
popular resort yesterday. The company
contains several people we'll known to the
vaudeville stage, and the performance Is
frat class in every respect. Bertha Brush,
tho Irish L.nnet, has scored decided hit,
o. have also DAN Nash and wife.