Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
entertainments.


Marie Jansen will be seen at the Hype-
r!on theater Friday in Glen MacDonough's
latest comedy, "Drlmonico's at g." which
has proved to be one of the notable sue
ceases of this season. Miss Jsnsen's en-
gsgsmsnt for the principal role In this |
piece has been happy one. She has long
been . great favorite, and she now has this
Neither Maggie Mitchell, Lolita, Annie Pix
ley nor Rosins Vokes are any longer on
the stage, and Miss Jansen possesses In Q
large measure the charms of all these
famous and admired women. Msssrs JEFF
ferson, Klsw & Erlsneer have put about
her an excsllent supporting company.
| Sale of sests now open.
On Saturday afternoon and evening at
the Hy perion Mr.. Ed ward E Rice will pre-
sent his latest success, "Prlnce Kan; or, q
Trip to Venus" The presenting company
is headed by Camille D'Arville and com-
| prises sixty FIVE artists. Mr.. Gustave Ker-
ker's Venus" music is brilliant and
/ tuneful and has . 60 to 1t that merits the
praises It has received Some of his work,
particularly "Fhe Strangsss Appsrition"
and the dramatic music of the Arrival"
are above what one hears In comic opera
generally, while the song GAS We Peep at
the Earth From the Sky" is the cleverest of
its kind that has b en- heard here for
many day. Miss D'Arville and Messrs.
Mostyn, Maodonough snd Qae, who take
part in 1t, can hardly be too highly praieed
for their clever work. The sale of teats Is
now open.
The No. Pop" will be surprise for
all: 1t takes place at the Hyperion on
February 2, and all the available local
talent will be brought into requisition on
this occasion. Seats are now on sale.
Fsohman's company, direct from Pal
mer's theater, viii present "Aristocracy'
at the Hyperion January 81.
--- GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A crowded house greeted Leander Rich
} ardson's "Undsr the City Lamps" last
evening. The play deals with life among
2 the Crooks" of New York. several of tn,
most favored of the gentry being repre-
. sented in the play. The principal point
J of interest in New York were produced
among them being the Casino roof gardel
t a. 1t appears on summer nights, beauti
Q fully illuminated; the "Little Churcl
! Around tbs Corner" the old Fulton ferr,
! slips. the New York safety deposit vault
: and the Five Points tenement house. Tn
piece Is beautifully staged and depicte
New York city life admirably. Gustav
, Strycker as Arthur Burton filed his par
we'll and his heroic actions in vsriou
! partsef the play brought forth visorou
= applause. Harry Rogers as Solomo
!. Einstein enacted the part of q craft
o .cheming Hebrew to perfection. JAIME
t. A. Lssry as Martin O'Rourks, one of th
}, fnest, and Charles e. Bunnell as Hungr
70 Joe, kept the audience in good humor dul
# ing the entire performance. Miss Kath,
10 rine Crego, as Mary Jasper, the blind CIR
b touched the hearts of all pre- ssnt, and Nj
10 rion P Clifton, as Mother Bergman, a
10 sumed the part of cruel and harsh none
# making hsg perfectly. The rest of Il
D. cast were good. The performance will
II repeated this evening and to morrow sfte
1t noon and evening, with q special ms;int
u to-day.
'e Among the successful productions
o this season is "Msster and Man." q sens
At tional melo-drama by Simm's and Petit
Id authors of "Hoodman Blind" 1.-THE Ligh
IN O. London" etc. 1t will be presented at Il
&c Grand opera house the last three days th
y " Elk. Matinees Friday and Saturday.
W has already stood the test of fifty mig
n run at Pslmer's thestsr, New York, whs
- 1t was not only we'll received by the pu
=, lie, but in addition, was credited by 4
press with having made q distinct success
The play, while of the sensational orde
10 said to have q we'll defined and d -cided
h. interesting plot which 10 well told. T
big scene of the play Is showing the intt
We rlor Of an iron mill, in full blast, at nigt
PoLTs WONDERLAND.