The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-06
FULL DRESS REHEARSAL
FTNE OUTDOOR FOR GOTEBNOR'S
FO0T GUARD ENTERT,ALNlTENYS

and Pose In the Living Ptctures-The
Names of All who VIII Take Part-Four
Eccentric Dancers From the Casino.
The full dress rehearsal of Realism
in Art or Living Pictures" the enter
tainment to be produced by the Second
company Governors Foot Guard at the
Hyperion this, tomorrow and Saturday
evenings, was held at the Hyperion
theater last evening and was attended
by a large number of the friends of
the company and especially invited
guests, all of whom were much delight
ed with the superior excellence of the
entertainment the company has pre-
pared with which TO regale the New
Haven public. This city has had many
entertainments of undoubted interest
presented by local talent during the
last few years, but 1t is not extravagant
praise to say that no entertainment
has been recently presented here by
amateurs which contains more genuine
amusement, They are not all amateurs,
however Miss Alice Campbell Francis,
a graduate of the Boston school of ora
tCA ~ WiiNlO SltE NpIl NNCl al lll6httib IOI
her excellent work, will appar in recita-
tions. impersonations and in the living
pictures. This evening she will recite
a monologue entitled "a Set of Tur-
quoise" Tomorrow evening she will
appear In Spanish costume and recite
"The Zinzarella." on Saturday even
ing she will recite THE Whistling Reg
ment," and the Ancient Miner story"
and at the same time will pose as
Trilby, Molly Pitcher. the Angel Of the
Resurrection, Vents and Pocahontas
Miss Francis is woman of charming
personality. and Is sure to win her au-
d1ence.
Yesterday Major Brown received a
telegram from Colonel Frederick D.
Grant Of New York, saying that he
would be happy to accept the invitation
extended to him by the Second company
Governors Foot Guard to be present at
their entertainment, and asked them to
name the night they wished him to
come, Major Brown Immediately tele-
graphed for him to come Friday night,
at which time he is expected and win
be fittingly entertained by the company
whose guest he will be,
An additional feature OF the entertain
ment viii be four eccentric dancers
from the Casino, New York There will
also be dancing by Miss Francis Ross.
who made such a hit in Bobby Melville
of London" recently Arthur D. Per-
kins will reeite in some of his popular
recitations.
The whole entertainment is staged
under the direction of Albert Operti of
New York. who is a son Of the well
known musician and leader of a big
New York orchestra. Mr.. Operti has
painted a great deal of scenery for the
Metropolitan opera house. and is now at |
work on the scenery for two new operas,
one of which has for its subject events |
connected with the Revolutionary war.
The pictures and those who win take |
part In them are as follows:
l. CAPTAIN BENEDICT ARNOLD |
DEMANDING KEYS OF SELECT
MEN.
Arno1d-Horace Sanford.
G. Woodruff o. e. Perrigo,
u. s. Osborn, r. G. Christie, Eli |
Mix, p, J. Smith, J. l.. Twining, s. |
H. Kirby, J. M MoGovern, David |
Steele, v, r. Mcneil, G. e. Brooks |
eleotmen-Charles Rogers, J. L. Ben
ton, Steve Champion, J. E. Fair |
child, w. A. Durant, A. S. Thomas, |
+. Kannahan.
!. TRUMBUL1L'S ADDRESS TO THE
SECOND COMPANY, COVER
NoR's FOOT GUARD.
Trumbull-Afbert Mattoon.
G. Woodruff, o. f. Perrigo,
e, s. Osborn, r, G. Christie, Eli
Mix, a. ]. Smith, j. l., Twining, |
8. H. Kirby. J. Fl. McGovern, David |
Steele, " F. Mcneil, G. Z. Brooks,
S. j. Ingham, J. A. Tucker, J. A,
Church, William Brockway, r. w.
Baldwin, r. D. Brett. II. G. Goodwin,
q. N. Peck, w. B. Phelps, II. r.
Potter, Lieutenant Bostwick
!. PUTNAM MEETING THE TROOPS.
Putnam-Fred Munson.
c. Woodruff, o. e. Perrigo,
e. s. Osborn, r. G.. Christie, Eli
Mix, II. ]. Smith, j. l.. Twining,
S. II. Kirby, J. II. McGoverh, David
Steele, v. f. Mcneil, G. E. Brooks,
F. D. Brett
Delivering Body to British Officers.
Foot Guards--IAeutenant H. T. Potter
r. J. Woodruff, e. s. Osborn, R.
G. Christie. J. L. Twining. S. H.
Kirby, w. i. Thomas dead man),
w. S. Phelps.
British DetaiI-Lieutenan Morse,
Wooster Ensign, Sergeant F. Fl.
Simmons H. G.. Goodwin, W. II.
Alling, J. Glib Smith, Harry Leigh,
C. r. Phillips, H W. Pedrick.
Battle of Bunker Hill.
v. H. Doherty, Corporal Ferry, e. s,
Osborn, w. B. Phelps, g. w, Rog
ers, E. A. Brooks, e. A. Smith, Eli
Mix, B. T. Stoddard, J, Fl. McGov-
ern, e. N. Peck, r. Woodruff. Ar
thus Treat, J. r, Lyon. r. G. Chris
tie, Samuel Kirby, v. Mcneil, e.
Hosmer, l.. J. Ingham, W. j, s
Thomas, B. Jepson, H. e, Goodwin,
Fl, Sanford, j. A. Church, J. L.
Twintng j. E. Fairchild j. H. Nc
Govern, Captain Morse, F. u, Hen
dee, o. Il. Perrigo, j. A. Tucker, | +
w. Brockway, Fl. W. Pedrick, A.
w. Mattoon, ]. 4. Benton, f. A.
Cargill, Fred Munson, A. III. Hurl- G
burt
pHATH OF GENERAL WOLFE. /
General W'olfe-John B. Mcqueen
lieutenant Morse, Wooster Ensign, q
Sergeant f. Fl. Simmons, H. c. a
Goodwin, w Fl. Alling, j, Gibb y
Smith, j. B. Judson, d. o. Lom- /
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