Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-27
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

Mics Marie Janeen's return tomorrow /
evening will give especial pleasure to
those of her friends who did not have an |
to see her last January. The
comedy "Dslmonico's at 9" is very anus |
ing and has been one of the seasons sue
cesses. Miss Jansen has part which suits
her splendidly and in 1t she has added to
her admirers wherever she has been seen.
Sale of seats now open.
The first two nights of next week will be
given up to comedy and tragedy of the
highest order, both In the literature of the
plays and the person of the players. Julia
Marlowe and her company will present the
brilliant comedy of "Sheridsn Knowles"
on Monday, and on Tuesday she will pro-
duce Romeo and Juliet" the greatest
love tragedy in any language since the
world began. Miss Marlowe is one of the
most talented women now upon the Amer,
lean stage. Coming to our oity unheralded
at once appealed to all cultured thester-
goers, and has ever since been assured of
q generous and enthusiastic patronage.
Sale of seats now open.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.
The revival of the late BARLEY Camp
bells thrilling romantic drama, "Siberia,"
drew large audience last night, and the
performance met with a very hearty recep-
ton. The vivid scenes of suffering and
privation endured by the exiled Russians
were reproduced in a vivid manner. The
scenic effects were good, and the perform
ers acquitted themselves acceptsbiy all the
way through. Maud Hosford as the hero
Inc "Sars," daughter of the Jew "David,"
met the requirements of that difficult role
in a manner deserving the highest praise.
Kate Vanderhoff, who took the part of
''Marie," "Sara'sn sister, was very clever,
especially 30 In the scene where she gives
portrays al of insanity. In this act she
was really good, and the audience attested
their appreciation by hearty applause.
| Charles Q. Brandt assumed the role of the
hero in the person of "Nievlai Nisgoff.
His performance was acceptable. William
| Fairbanks as "Michsel Trolsky," with
| frankie Mcclellan as "Vera," the flower
eirI, did much to enliven the plsy by
their scting. The general support wal
excellent, the performance including
Henry Brinsley as Ivan Nordoff." Rich
ard Tsppsn as the "Governor. General,
Will D. Ingram as "Jarscoff," Charles B
Waite as "Miohael Sparta" the villain Of
the play; Vinipg Wood as DAVID" tn,
old Jew publican; Arthur Gardiner a
"Peter Christovitch," Paul Bower a
"Krosskoff," the lesder of the mob; z. L
Duane as Lieutenant Smalloff," Chsrle
Warner as the exiled Count Stanislsus,
waiter; Vivian Edsall as the "Countes
Phedors," wife of Count Stsnislaus; Add
Snyder as the "Phncess Jaracoff; Fsnni
Lloyd as the "market woman" and Helel
Cooke as "Drovna," an attendant.
There will be performance tonight, to
morrow night and matinee Saturday.
The summer season at the Grand com
msnces on Monday next, April 80, whe
the prices will be ten, twenty and thirt
cents, with a few reserved seats at Eft
cents. The bill for the whole of next wee
will be specially attractive one. Ther
will be matinees Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday and Saturday.
There are three distinct features on th
, program:
The "Night Owls" who are we'll know
as a frst-class vaudeville company, wi
appear and produce two burlesques, "Pl
risian Frollcs" and 1.-THE Sale of Nike
Drinks" in which a bevy of pretty ladie
{ appear headed by the well known bu
> lesquer May Adams.
Press Eldridge, who is we'll known
; this city ss a dlsturbsr of vest button
will introduce his funny monologue. An
: one suffering from the "blues" will ha,
/ them instantly dispelled after hearir
|. Press Eldridge's witty remarks.
Tha =.
seen at every performance. This beast hi
been looked upon as one of the most fer
8 cious of his kind until he fell In with b
present keeper, Boccscio, who seems
hold perfect control of him and enters b
cage and puts him through performan,
startling to the beholders.
Mr.. George B. Bunnen would he glad [
hear what lecture would be preferable
be delivered by Colonel Robert G. Inge
soil on his approaching visit. There a
three subjects: "What Shall We do to
: The answers are to be sent to Mspsg
later than Saturday morning, and the mo
popular subject will be announced on Sa
urdsy night.
? POLLS WONDERLAND TaEATKR.
+, Manager Poll Is being congratulated {
q ell sides for the excellent performan
+ which he is giving at his fine little theat'
J., this week. From the time the curtain ris
i until it falls the audience is entertained
Q the best of vaudeville talent that has q
, pesred in this city In many months. F.
one thing, he has three of the four han
soonest women on the variety stage at b
theater. They are Miss May Walsh ar
: the Darling sisters, and each of the trio q
t artists In their line, as Is well attested
q the applause which they receive each tin
that they appear on the stage. Wise Mix
the mule, and his two chums, the Burl
. brothers, are laughsble in the extreme,
are also Sheehan and Sullivan In their re-
q dition of Life In Shantytown." Lift