The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-04

The Program in FUN for This Brilliant
Affair,


Affair.
The sale Of tickets for the coming en-
tertainments of the Foot Guard opened
yesterday morning at the Hyperion boz
office and the rush for tickets equallet
that for the Stoddard lectures. Th'
line of buyers extended as far as the
Chapel street entrance to Champion
store. Despite the great rush there are
still many desirable seats to be had
cess is assured by the great demand
for seats. This entertainment is the
first of it's kind given in this country
and this company has the unique honor
of Leading the procession in this hoveI
and brilliant undertaking
The following is the program of the
olio for the three nights:
THURSDAY NIGHT.
100 Boys from Our Public Schools in
Patriotic Songs-Professor Benjamin
Jepson, Leader
Quartet of Eccentric Dancers from Ca
sinlo. New York. in Trilby Quadrille,
Demon Dance, etc.
Arthur D. Perkins, the Entertainer, "
as "Trilbys Sister," a little Mon
sense" and his Dialect Impersona-
lions"
Tenor Solo-NIr Seymour Spier
Monologue-Set of Turquoise, Ancient
Miner Story-Miss Alice Campbell
Francis.
Soprano Solo--Mrs, Alice Fechter- Gill
bert.
serpentine Dance-Miss Frances Ross.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
100 Boys from Our Public Schools in
Patriotic Songs-Professor Benjamin
Jepson, Leader.
Quartet of Eccentric Dancers from Ca
siro. New York, in Trilby Quadrille,
Demon Dance, etc.
I'm Herbst, by Robert F. Frantz-Miss
Saidee Mae Thompson.
Arthur D. Perkins, the Entertainer, /"
as "Trilby's Sister" little Non
sense" and his "Dialect Impersona-
tions."
Songs and Recitations-Miss Mildred
Richards.
Baritone Solo-Francis Edward Edgar
Monologue-Set Of Turquoise, Ancient
Miner Story--Miss Alice Campbell
Francis.
Espagnola Mandolin Club, ]. C. joint
son. Leader, will play the Nordica
Waltz, by Tourjee.
Serpentine Dance-Miss Frances RossE
SATURDAY NIGHT.
100 Boys from Our Public Schools in
Patriotic Songs-Professor Benjamin.
Jepson, Leader.
Quartet Of Eccentric Dancers from Ca
sHrlo, New York, in Trilby Quadrille,
Demon Dance, etc.
Arthur D. Perkins, the Entertainer"
as "Trilby's Sister" a little Mon
sense" and his Dialect Impersona-
lions"
Songs and Recitations-Miss Mildred
Richards.
Banjo solo-NIiss Adelaide p. Rice.
Monologue--Se Of Turquoise, Ancient,
Miner story-Niss Alice Campbell
Francis
Dance-NIiss Frances Ross.
The following are the lists of the pic
lures to be given on the various even
ings:
PICTURES FIEpST. SERIES.
1-Blossoms, Opert.
2-Trilby.
8--Angelus, Millet.
4-I.inco1n and Slave, Powers.
5-Three MUSES., Operti
6-The Angel of the Resurrection,
Operti.
1.-THE Flreman's Dream, Operti.
Q ElaethT, Hymn 0nerti
9-Admiral Farragut, Stephens.
1O-The New Woman, Major Brown.
1.-THE Venus Of Milo.
SECOND SERIES.
1-Pocahontas, Chapel
2-Death Of General Wolf, West.
3-Nathan Fale, barley.
4-Washingtorl at Valley Forge, Pow
ell.
6-Moll Pitcher, Chapel.
Paul Jones, Chapel.
8-Furthest North of All Time, Operti.
Attended by officers of the United
States army Greeley's Lady Franklin
,ay expedition in 1882 and 1850 Amer
ca thus attained the honor which wast
Ingland's for three centuries.
e-Surrender Of Lee, TIL Mast.
FOOT GUARD SERIES.
ARNOLD and the Selectmen, Operti-
2-Governor Trumbull Addressing the4l
Troops, Operti.
3-General Putnam Meeting the-l
troops, Operti.
4-Delivering the Body Of a British
officer to a Detail Of British Troops, |
)perti
5-Battle of Bunker Hill, Trumbull.
6-The three living descendants of
he original Governors Foot Guard,
yho responded to their country's CALI
t the Lexington alarm.
Grand final tableau--Peace.
Wigs are furnished by Carl Miller &
on of New York. Costumes from
.horner Of New York Inscriptions bys
I. H Keener Of New York, Pictures,
to-, by Albert Operti, the celebrated
lew York artist. Orchestra by Frank
icht1 of New Haven.