Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-25
entertainments.
HYPERION.

HYPERION.
Piqusnt Marie Jansen will be the attrac-
ton ct this theater tomorrow evening in
Glen McDonoush's new comedy, "Delmon-
ico's at g." This will b, Miss Jansen's
first appearance as . star in this city, al
though she is a widely known nd highly
admired performer. She ia one of the few
comic opera singers who can act. She is
supported by a competent and carefully
selected company, and everything prom
ises an excellent performance. Charles
Dslmonico, the present head of the famous
restaurant, went over to Brooklyn to see
Jansen's play, and his hearty laughter dur
ing the second act, which Ia laid in his
place, indicated that he was not displeased
at the liberty the drsmatist had taken.
The Camille D'Arville Comic Opera COM
psny comes Saturday afternoon and even
ing, presenting Edward E. Rice's new bur-
lesque, "Prince Kan, or a Trip to Venus"
An exchange says: The most successful
song of the evening was ga Peep ss the
Earth from the Sky" sun9 by Miss DAT
Vile and Messrs. Mostyn, McDonough and
Quee. which was evidently sngges ed by
the success of the ''Song OF Ali Nations"
In "The Isle of Champagne" by the same
authors. The refrain is "And this is the
song they sing" and each verse takes a
different nation. 1t takes immensely.
Sale of ssats now open.
"Pop" No. 1 will be given at this theater
on Friday evening, February 2. The g.
| Q. F. trio-Fred Guilford, flute; Bert Cass,
elarinette; Louis Felsburg, piano-and the
string orchestra of the Dorscht lodge, COM
posed entirely of stringed Instruments
eight vioiins, four violas, two cellos and
three bsssss-have volunteered their ser
| vices. Another feature of the concert will
be soprano solo by Miss Alice Fechter-
Gilbert with aute obligato by Mr.. Max
| Dsssauer so as TO give the people OF
moderate means an opportunity to hear a
hrst-elass metropolitan concert the prices
have been placed within reach of all name
~, 10, 30 and 30 cents. Tickets can be had
at all music stores.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
@. D. McCaull's new sensational drama
from tho pen of Simms & Petit, entitled
"Master and Man," which opens an en-
gagement at this theater tonight, has beer
meeting with immense success this season
1t is said to be very fine in scenic way in
its accurate and precise manner of stag
ing. Ono of the striking scenes In the
fourth act, whore the interior of an iror
mill is shown in active operation, while the
Kissing steam, the sounding of the whis
tic and the regular working of the fur
nsces from a trio of such exact mechanical
reproduction as to lend to this scene @
most life-like reality. Besides the iron
mill, "Master and Man" is reported to be
full of the most novel scenic pictures, and
as dramatic work, 1t has won for itself 9
high place in public opinion. There will
be matiness Friday and Saturday after.
| Moons.
"Monte Carlo" new departure in mu.
steal comedies, will appear at this thsater
tho first three days of next week with
matinees on Tuesday and Wednesday. I,
comes to us direct from the metropolis of
the country, with reputation for merit
and originality second to none. The story
of the play 10 spoken of a. being amusing
ly interesting and well told by large
company of clever players.
POLLS WONDERLAND.
To-day, tomorrow and Saturday will be
the last opportunities to see that wonder
full freak ofinature Laloo. He Is pronounced
by the highest phi pathological and anatomical
authorities to be one of the most peculiarly
and wonderfully made of all living men.
he is also young man Of excellent educa-
ton and some of his personal "reminiscences
since he has been travelling through differ
| emit countries are extremely interesting.
The variety part of the entertainment is
also of . high degree of excellence and
draws crowds of people daily. There will
be an entire change of attractions next
| week.
EDEN NUsEE.
Major McGuire's exhibition of akill with
the broadsword is the principal attraction
here this week. Dan Nash's panorama of
Ireland and the dancing of Carmen Stuart
have also proved to be one of the various
drawing cards. The theater has been
crowded with people every afternoon and
evening and the success of Major MoGuirs'a
venture seems assured.