Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-30
Entertainments.

Tho gifted and beautiful Julia Marlowe
and her excellent company will this even.
ing present the brilliant comedy of Sheri-
dan Knowles, "The Love Chase" and
tomorrow evening she will present "Ro-
/ meo and Juliet" Miss Marlowe has
genuine and marked talent, and O
courage and spirit which has enabled
her to win a brilliant place upon the stage.
Coming to our city unheralded and almost
| unknown some years since, she at once sp-
pealed to all cultured theatergoers, and has
| ever since been assured of generous pat
ronsge. Sale of seats now open.
"a Country Sport" will be given Thurs
day evening, with popular Pete Daley "a q
star. He comes here direct from a four
| months engagement in New York. Sale Of
| seats now open.
Al. g. Field and bis Columbian Min.
strels will appear on Saturday afternoon
! and evening of this week.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The summer season at the Grand
Opera house commences this evening when
the prices will be ten, twenty and thirty
cents, with few reserved seats at fifty
cents. Thoss who appreciate a first class
burlesaue and specially performance will
have an opportunity to witness one this
week when the Night o Wis company COM
menoes a weeks engagement. There will
be ma.inees Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday.
''Parisian Frolics," lively and funny
shit, will open the entertainment. It IL
full of lsughable situations and incidents,
catchy music and taking specialties. The
whole company is introduced, and charm
ing medleys, dances and marches, and de-
lightful comedy bits, follow in rapid suo-
cession. The fret part prepares the audi
enoe for the long and varied olio of first
class specialties which follows.
In this part of the ente rtainment will be
seen Emma Krause, formerly of the Emma
Abbott opera company. She 10 q soprano
singer Of more than ordinary excellence.
John T. Tierney. clever Irish comedian,
will appear In funny act. Pauline Cooke
and May Clinton, two of the greatest lady
sharpshooters in the world, will give an
exhibition of their skill with the rifle.
Fitzgerald and Kelly, vooalists and dancers,
sisters, two English girls, will sing . num-
Der of duets. Collins and Henshsw will
be seen In q laughsble comedy eketch.
Prees Eldridge, one of the best single en-
tertainers before the public, will appear in
. funny monologue. He has not been in
this city for q number of years, having
been connected with Carncross' minstrels
in Philadelphia.
The entertainment will close with the
1.-THE Isle of Mixed Drinks" The leading
role will be assumed by dashing May
Adams, and she will be ably supported By
the full strength of the capable company.
The famous lion ssWallace' will be seen
at every performance, when his trainer.
Bronoho Boceacio, will enter his cage and
put him through . number of tricks. The
baby lions will attIsct q great deal of at
tention in the lower hall, where they have
been placed to enable everyone to sec
them at a closer range than on the theater
stage.
POLLS WONDERLAND THEArER::-
Manager Poll has prepared great pro-
gram at Wonderland this week and con-
fdently asserts that 1t is the strongest bill
that he has ever presented at this pretty
theater. There is not name on the bill
but Is well known and several are world
famous. The Nawns, Alburtus and Bar
tram, the Cottrells, Harry Thomson, Whit
ney and Shepard, the Highleys, James No
Avoy and the Grothe brothers make list
Of vaudeville artists that IL seldom seen ct
the prices charged at Wonderland.
Laid 1t Rest.
The funeral services of Mrs. Charlotte
Krause, widow Of Ernst Krause, took place
yesterday afternoon ct her late residence,
No. 80 Prince street, attended by many
Borrowing friends. Tho ,Rev. Mr.. Timrn.