The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-30
EMBELLISHMENTS.


The great success Of Jack and the
Beanstalk" has caused very large
advance sale, but the seating capacity
of the Hyperion is equal to the de-
mands for seats and there are still good
seats to be had for this colossal pro-
ductIon.
No small amount of merrlment was
the result of a number of pedestrians
appearing on Chapel street yesterday
afternoon unconsciously wearing ship
ping tags pinned to the backs of their
coats bearing the printed words: Tag!
You're it. Hurry and spy Jack at
the top of the beanstalk"
These tags were distributed freely
about the streets for the purpose Of adj
vertlsing the present elaborate produc-
ton of Jack and the Beanstalk" at the
Hyperion. No doubt mischevious stu
dents who have seen the play have I'M
dertaken to emulate the exceedingly
ludicrous action of Sinbad in the play,
who avails himself of every opportunity
to tag everyone with whom he comes
in contact.
| "Pudd'nhead Wilson," which will be
given at the Hyperion next Monday
evening will be presented by an eX-
cellent company and this meritorious
and delightful play will therefore from
all indications be capitally presented.
The characters introduced into "Pud-
d'nhead Wilson" are chased by smiles
and laughter as sunshine succeeds
shadow on an April day 1t is said
''Pudd' nhead Wilson" is an ideal en-
tertainment, one that leaves it's audi
ence in that proper frame of mind that
follows the touch of a master hand
which has swept all the chords that
cause human emotion. Sale of seats
now open.
The Sunshine of Paradise Alley
Denman Thompson and George w.
Ryer's latest successful production.
comes to the Hyperion theater next
Tuesday evening for two nights. The
authors give a series of remarka BILE
faithful pictures of locality and every
| day incident in and about the Metrop-
oils. There are four of these pictures
or acts, each of them so true that
| it seems to be cut bodily tut of real
1 life, and transferred to the stage. The
| 1850 - etth lHebsl iiNCl oOCh iliu lie
| Brooklyn bridge; the second the apart
| ments of Sunshine and her mother in
Paradise alley; the third the famous
/ Paradise alley itself, and the fourth,
an autumn scene in Bronx park
ELECTION RETURNS.
The management begs to announce
that special arrangements have been
made with the Associated Press for the
very latest election returns on Tuesday
evening. A special wire will be run di-
rect to the theater and the returns
read from the stage between the acts
an extra effort being made on the part
of the Associated Press to secure the
most reliable returns from the doubt
full states.
The ever popular Edward Harrigar
4 will appear for the first time in New
Haven in Marty Malone at the Hy-
1 perion theater on Thursday evening
The play has made a distinct hit wher-
ever it has been produced The title
part of the Irish sailor falls, of course
to the author Heart humorous, dashed
with the true Irish pathos, Mr.. Harri.
CAMS acting of Marty; Malone is
every bit as good as his Dan Multi.
gam" and that, as Is we'll known, is q
perfect piece of character portraiture
He is supported by fine organization