The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-24
ENTER7IINMENTS
Hyperion rheater.

A packed house and a delighted one
witnessed very meritorious perform
ance of Primrose & Vests MINISTRIES at
the Hyperion, last evening. 1t is the
ideal of black face art, full of wit,
wholesome and clean and Astounding in
both vocal and instrumental selections
of the highest order. Such performers
as the Ben Morvatt Trio, who gave one
of the neatest and most clever club
swinging acts, the Quaker City Quar-
tette, Waterbury Brothers and Tenney,
the Seymours and last but not least
Messrs. Primrose and Wilson, could not
help but entertain. Raymon Moore, the
oalladlst, scored a great hit in his Sad
Sea Waves" The costumes and stage
setting in the first part were gorgeous
and impressive and brought forth we'll
deserved applause. A rousing welcome
may be assured this excellent company
should they return this season.
JOHN L. & co. TONIGHT.
John L. Sullivan's comedy and big
vaudeville company will hold the stage
at the Hyperion tonight. An ex-
change, speaking Of this company
says:
John L. Sullivan and his vaudeville
and comedy company appeared at the
opera house Thursday evening before
an audience that occupied every seat
from orchestra 10 gallery. The enter
talnment was a pleasing one through
out A number of the vaudeville feat
nres We're as good as one would see
anywhere. The show was a little long,
IL nelng 11:45 p. m. before the perform
ance was over. OF course the great
feature was the appearance of John L.
himself. The show opened with a scene
on board ship and Sullivan was intro
duced as passenger. When he made
MS entrance there was tremendous APP
plause.
The vaudeville part of the show was
excellent. The most pleasing work
was done by Darmody, the club swing
err; Polly Holmes, the Irish duchess,
and Nine. Oceana, the equilibrist The
Darling sisters appeared in songs and
dances, and Saville and Stuart, Bigley
and Lee and Fetching brothers, a. mu-
steal team, also contributed to the pro-
gramme. The entertainment closed
with most wonderful bag-punching
act by Miss Rolla White, who also
spared with her brother Ed White.
The latter spared three rounds with
Sullivan, and people went home salts
fled that they had their moneys
WORTH
Sale of seats now open. Prices as
usual
He, Try MILLER IN "HEARTs-
EASE
The delightful young actor, Henry
Miller, in the new romantic comedy,
"Heartsease," will be the attraction
at the Hyperion tomorrow, afternoon
and night. His supporting company is
one of especial excellence. as a glance
at the following list of names will
show: Arthur Elliot, Charles Harbury,
Leslie Allen, Prince Lloyd, T. A. Hall,
Henry Molten, Frank Beamish James
A. Leahy, K. Lacey, e. j. Mettler, Miss
Margaret Dale, Miss Maud Hosford,
Miss Josephine Lovett and Miss Laura
Clement. Sale of seats now open.
Prices matinee, rs cents. so cents and
IS cents; evening prices, 81, Is cents, so
cents and rs cents.
THE TARRYTOWN WIDOW"
"The Tarrytown Widow" will be seen
FOR the first time in this CITY ar the
Hyperion next Monday evening. The
merry company will be portrayed by
he following we'll known actors and
actresses, among whom are number |
If oldtime favorites in this city, in