Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-05
Entertainment
 HYPERION,

Ds Wolf Hopper and his excellent comic opera company will make their frst ap- psarance in this city next Friday evening. The comedian will present for the first time here J. Chervsr Good win and Wool son Morse's brilliant comic opera spectacle entitled "Panjandrum," which for five months amused the vast army of theater- goers of New York city. The charming little actress Edna Wallace-Hopper is the leading member of MT. Hopper's company, and prominent among the list of princi- pals is noticed the names of Grace Golden, Marion Singer, George Fawcett, Edmund Stanley, Alfred Klein and others equally we'll known. A great feature of the Hop per "PaDjandrum" engagement in this city will be the appearances of Miss Hattie Wells, an agile and graceful dancer, in a series of her beautiful serpentine and but terdy dances, with magnificent rainbow and dazzling electrical efacts. The sale of reserved seats for the engagement, which is limited to one night only, is now open at the box office.
 GRAND OPERA HOUSE..
 A big audience was at the Grand last evening to welcome Sheehan and Snllivan's B fine vaudeville company, and applause was frequent as the many good points of the show were brought out. The performance commences with the eccentric French novelty act, "Two Giants, Long and Short" in funny dances and limitations. They were received with many demonstra- tions of favor. The novelty sketch duo, Ed. Foreman and Julia West. gave their latest production entitled, IA Young Mar ried Couples First Quarrel" with songs, and they made various good local hits on the Law and Order league, awakening much merriment. The great Jerome, the wonderful frog man, gave marvellous per formances on the trapeze. The rripce of German comedians, George Kauer, came next in his funny sayings and dances He was encored several times. Those immensely popular Irish actors Sheehan and Sullivan in their great Irish sketch, "Life in Shsntytown," produced lots of fun and witticism The celebrated French duettists, the Bonitas, in their bell limitations with electric effects, were en- three Clemenco Brothers, the musical &C., robatio clowns, kept the audience in roar all through their performances. Another feature of the entertainment was that by the celebrated pantomimists Martiuetti, Ducrow and Lorells, in their original act, "The Professor With His Dog and Monkey Right From the Midway Plaisance." The queen of all aerial artists, Mile. Valesks, in thrilling and psrilous mid-air flights on the trapazs ex. cited great interest. She does some of the most daring feats on the trapeze ever done by woman.
 rha ,a.for-an,. ,,..Izl IT, han 6 Sullivan's great comedy entitled "A Morning Before Judgs Grogan," John Sheehsn az Judge Grogan," Tony Suili- van as ''Lawyer Brennan" with other characters taken by members of the com pany. The whole performance abounds in interest and cannot fail to draw large audiences.
 There will be performances every night this week, with Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
 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 parts of the house will be through the main doors.
 PoLI's WONDERLAND THEATER.
 The wonderful little artist, La Petite Freddy, is at this popular theater this week. He has travelled all over the world although not twelve years old, and has ap- peared before the crowned heads of Europe and sang his songs and danced his clever dances before the Shah of Persia and his numerous wives. Few artists in- deed can claim such distinction and ex- hibit a jewel given him by the Shah's fa- vorite wife as can La Petite Freddy. He sings in Spanish, French, German and English, and is 8 remarkable dancer. Of about tho same age and size of this little fellow are the Two Magnets, pretty little misses, in clever songs and dances, their Spanish dance being one of the best that has ever been seen, equaling that of older persons. The Millsr brothers give remark able scenes on their diorams, that of the setting of a torpedo and the blowing up of man-of war being very realistic. The ab. surdities of Harris and Walters keep the audiences, which yesterday and last night filled the theater to the doors, convulsed with laughter. Besides these strong at fractions there are McCloud and Melville, the Lincoln Trio, clever artists, Dryden and Mitchell and Waldo Whipple.