Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
Entertainu1ents.

Evans and Hoey will appear this even ing in GA Parlor Match" A jolly enter tainuent is assured. "A Parlor Aatchn Is | greatly improved and funnier than ever. There are lots of new features. Innocent Kidd has all sorts of new methods of mis. | chief making, while the great European feature in the performances this year is the | Sisters Msrrilees, three English girls, the oldest of whom is but twenty years old, who sings songs In Ave different languages, and are said to be clever instrumentalists as we'll. They are tall, handsome and shapely girls, and have been c rsigning sensation among the high class vsudevillss in Vienna, St. Petersburg, Berlin, Paris and on the British Isles. Among other things they sing Marguerite of Monte Carlo," from the new opera "Aorocco Bound" The wonderful dancers ecoen- tri4ue, the DeForests, in their marvellous "Knick Knsok" dance, will be seen for the first time here. Sale of sests now opsn. When "Brother John" is presented here on Friday and Saturday evening and Sat urday matinee by William H. Crane, 10 will bs with the same company and the l scenery and properties that contributed 90 largely to the plays success In New York and Chicago. The play is in four sc.s, | town and two in @ fashionable watering | plate. In the play MT. Crane will be seen | ss John Hackstt, hat manufacturer, who | by industry and perseverance has built up | . fortune, but who does net allew pros perity to change him in any one particle from the same good natured fellow he WAS in the days that he was only e workman in the factory he now owns. Sale of seats now open.
 | GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
 "The South Before the War" played to . large audience yesterday afternoon, and in the evening. the house was literally crowded to Its utmost. There will be
 matinee to-day, and the engagement
 closes this evening The performance Is
 full of spscialties as novel as they are
 amusing.
 Gus Hills "World of Novelties' will
 appear the last three nights this week,
 with matiness on Friday and Saturday.
 There is @ big array of talent, including
 Miller Brothers, with their famous Dio-
 rama presenting the marvellous worlds
 fair of Chicago. also the great war ships
 and attacks; Fred H. Leslie's marvellous
 leaping dogr; Estelle Wellington, pie.
 tur esque character singer and dancer; Nor
 rissey and Hickey, the burlesque trspess
 artists; Fred Roberts, the Hon comique;
 McAvoy and May In Dutch specialties;
 Leonard and Moran, the big and little
 cousins; Edward Earle, the Europeon
 equilibrist and balancer; the Highlsys and
 their funny muaical animals; Gus Hill, the ? vorld,s cham pfon olub sWin1er
 , Much interest is bsing given to the rep , resentations of "Jane," which begins [ three nights engagement at the Grand
 Opera house commanding Monday evening
 on account of the fact that "Jansn is to b given for the first time at popular prices Miss Jennie Ysamans is said to be the bes "Jans" yet seen and she will b. supported 2 by the original New York cast. katins, 2 Wednesday only.
 a PoII's woHpxlLAHD.
 Manager Poli secured Andrew J. Sey 2 mour, the famous mind reader, st . nag
 niacent salary to appear at the wondsrlani for the rest of this week, and ths Wonder l. land was packed at every performance yss n tsrday by those who were anxious to e this wonderful man.
 |. The tests given by Nr. Seymour wer
 thoroughly satisfactory. Strict ordsr .sn
 discipline is maintained by Nanagsr Pol
 ct all times. and a . conseqlence then h was no disturbing influence, and each C
 the feats attempted by Nr. Seymour wsl la performed in . most astonishing mannsl m fermancs at the Wondsrland this week ,e conjunction with the excellent vaudsviI of performance of Clark and William II
 1 teorn.