The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-17
ENTER1,AI INMENTS,
Hyperion Theater.
"GAYEsT MANHATTAN"

"GAYEST MANHATTAN" {"
 Under the management of w, H. Ly- tell, "Gayest Manhattan" will be pre- sented tomorrow night at the Hyperi- on. The fact that "Gayest Manhattan" was played at Roster & Bials to im- mense houses is q reasonable assurance that its production was attended with stage settings and cast of exceptional excellence. The same scenery and cos tunes and practically the same cast will be presented here. Among the mu- sical gems of the burlesque may be mentioned the following "The Rulers of Central Park" II am Gay Politi- clan" For Sweet Charity's Sake, Deferred Ambitions" Good Old Palmy Days" Ma Little One" "The Modern School" Life is What We Make It." and That's What the Mer- maids Are Saying" The company in- cludes Gertie Reynolds, W. II. Lytell, John Gourlay, Emile Hewsel, Joseph Kearney, w. H. Maxwell, Helen Dud- ley and others. The scenery depicts the mall Central park, the ball room at the Waldorf Astoria and the promenade floor at Roster & Bial's. The sale of seats is now open. Price 25 cents, 50 cents, I5 cents and S1.
 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK."
 Louise Hepner has made many friends in this city by her excellent rem dition of the role of Jack" in Jack and the Beanstalk' when the company appeared in the city last month, and will have one more chance of making 1ntn ,,,I tla pany makes it's farewell bow before New Haven audience at the Hyperion next Saturday night, Yale football night. This will be the last appearance Of this great extravaganza, and 1t is but fitting that New Haven, its birth place, should give it a farewell well come" that will be a memorable one. The sale of seats indicates that Satur- days audience will be one of the larg- est ever assembled in local theater. MT. Bunnell brings this attraction here | at great expense, as it was necessary to conclude a satisfactory arrangement with Springfield. where the company was to appear Saturday night, and he | will be amply rewarded for his enter prise and good judgment. Price 2S cents, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1
 | BENNETT & MOULTON COMPANY. On Monday evening next the famous | Bennett & Moulton company will make stay of two nights and one matinee. | The opening bill will be comedy dra- ma in four acts, bordering on Russian | life, entitled Darkest Russia" This ' company carries a carload of scenery, i their own orchestra and the best acting company money can procure. Sale of seats opens Friday. Prices-matinee 10 cents and 20 cents; evening, 10 cents, 20 cents and 30 cents.
 | UNRIVALED ROSENTHAL. It Is asserted that not even the deli-
 cately adjusted might and swiftness of Paderewski nor the nimble and exqui- site finger work of Joseffy can compete l with what this new conqueror of the l keyboard has achieved at his recitals. l He stands unrivaled in his field. Ro- seminal will appear here Monday even | ing. November 2S. This will be his only l appearance here this season.
 HOTEL TOPSY TURvEY." The Thanksgiving attraction at the
 Hyperion on Thursday, matinee and 1 night, and on Friday will be E. E. Rice's
 great production, Hotel Topsy Tur-
 vey," produced with one of the strong est casts ever presented including Hem
 ry F. Dixey and Alice Atherton. Sale
 of seats opens Monday. Prices 75 cents,
 s1 and s150.