The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-12
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion.

The appearance of Rhea In The La- dy of Lyons" last evening. her first here in the role Of Pauline" was very satis- factory in It's pleasing effect on the au- dience. Her very marked French ac- cent, while at first 1t strikes harshiy on the ear. gradually becomes pleasing and adds q very decided comme il faut to her part as Pauline" the beauty of Lyons. Although her mature figure and slow movement might perhaps show to better advantage and efrect In the part of Josephine" which she has played, yet she,appears with delightful grace in her present role She Is a handsome. painstaking actress and does full justice to Butwer- Lytton's play. Her support, while in some parts 1t is weak, nevertheless in others gives O surprising strength to the play. Mir. w. s. Hart as "Claude Melnotte" has a part teeming with heroics, which he does very we'll, but with perhaps It, tie too noticeable affectation. His im- personation of the prince in the third act is good, and in the last act he can be particularly appreciated. Mir Fred Flight was most entertaining as "Col. Dumas" a type of the citizen soldiery of France at that period "Beausant," :" by MT. M. s. Alsop, might have been much stronger, and his carriage on the stage, 1t would seem, might also be im- proved. The audience appeared much pleased with the production, although only in the third act did the applause call for recall. This was called for, however. fully as justly in several oth- CT parts of the play.
 Della Fox will appear tomorrow evening. Miss Fox for several seasons shared honors with the star in the De Wolf Hopper organization. She made herself immensely popular, and has a tremendous following of admir- CTS. She has won her spurs nobly, and comes here with "The Little Trooper" in which she is'to appear, heartily en- dorsed by every city in which 1t has been presented. The production Is elab- orately staged and superbly costumed, being a duplicate in every respect of the New York Casino production. Emile Duval-Captain Thirteenth
 Hussars-Paul Arthur.
 Gibbard-Lieutenant Thirteenth
 Hussars-Jefferson D'Angelis. Miohonnet-Lieutenan Thirteenth
 Hussars-Charles J. Campbell. Benoit - Lieutenant Thirteenth
 Hussars-Alf. c. Wheelan. Pepin-Sergeant Major Thirteenth
 Hussars-Ed. Knight.
 Jules La Tour-Colonel Thirteenth
 Hussars-Charles Dungan. Corporal-Thirteepth Hussars-John
 Dudley.
 Mathilde Louvin-Proprietress of
 the Bon Marche-Marie Celeste. Octavie-Forewoman of the Bon
 Marche-Villa Knox.
 Virginie, Coralie, Ninette, Lady Salesgirls at Bon Marche-Mat- tie Williams, Eugente Nicolson, May Levinge and May Cuthbert. Clairette Duval-Emile's wdfe-Della Fox. ,.>r
 Sale of seats now open. MT. G. B. Bunnell takes pleasure in announcing to his many patrons "A Double Event" Saturday afternoon and evening, a grand revival of D'Ennery's g great drama. "T71e Two Orphans, 2 with that ever popular artiste, Miss Kate, Claxton, as asc"Louise," and the distinguished tragedienne, Janauschek, in the leading roles. Sale of seats opens Thursday.
 MT. W. H. Crane will appear in his New York success, "Tlhe Pacific Mail" |" on Monday evening next.