The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-12
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Theater.

That past grand master in the art of delicious foolery, DeWolf Hopper, will present for the third time in this city. at the Hyperion tonight and to-mor-
 now night, the brilliant comic opera success of two seasons entitled "El Capitan''
 MT. Hopper's company contains Bertha Waltzinger and Edmund Stan ley, the soprano and tenor of the or ganization; Alice Hosmer and Thomas Guise, the contralto and baritone, who together with MT. Hopper, are given
 the more serious music of the opera. Alice Judson, young and handsome soprano, will be seen and heard as
 Estrelda, a heartless coquette, while Alfred Klein, the diminutive comedian of the company, will again essay the role of Pozzo, the much-abused cham
 berlain. John Parr, Harry P. Stone, Robert Pollard, Katherine Carlisle and other principals will again be seen and heard in the remaining prominent parts of the opera.
 A feature of the forthcoming presen- | tations of "El Capitan" in New Havne, which will take place at the Hyperion | on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and also to make memorable it's fare- well to our city, will be the rendition
 by monster ensemble of over 100 sing
 CTS and musicians of Sousa's patriotic l march, ''The Stars and Stripes For
 ever at the close of the second act of
 the opera. The Second Regiment band will assist in rendering the music.
 The sale of seats has been large but
 good seats can be obtained. Prices
 $1,50, $1 and 75c.
 THE HOOSIER DOCTOR" l Digby Bell, the favorite comedian, will be at the Hyperion on Friday | night in ''The Hoosier Doctor" The | organization in it's entirety numbers | twenty-three people and is composed of the following ladies and gentlemen: l Laura Joyce Bell Mabel Strickland.
 Viola Miles, Emma Butler, Margaret Owen, Mamie Fulton, Jeannette Wilde,
 Estelle Marbury, and little Ethel | Vance, and the Messrs. Arthur Hoops,
 Frank Monroe, Herman Hirschberg, l Gage Clarke, Harry $. Robinson,
 Joseph L. Treacy Bert Bayard, Ed
 ward Franklin, Charles Edwards and
 others. The advance sale opens We'd
 nesday Regular prices.
 "A STRANGER IN NEW YORK" 1 Hoyt and McKees big musical farce
 "A Stranger in New York" the great
 comedy triumph of this year, will be
 seen here at the Hyperion on Saturday
 evening. It will be presented by Hoyt l & McKee's Musical Comedy company under the personal direction of the I firm. In every way the production
 here will be an exact duplicate of that
 seen in New York city Of the many splendid comedy organizations sent out by this firm, the one to appear | here is declared to be the best. At the head of specially selected cast are Otis Harlan, William Devere and | Charlotte Crane Sale of seats opens Thursday. Regular prices.
 | "A DAY AND A NIGHT" | With company that includes among others Otis Harlan. Georgia Caine William Devere, Villa Knox, Lew | Bloom Nellie O'Neil, W. IT. Currie. the | Clayton sisters and Thomas Evans
 Hoyt's "A Day and A Night" will be presented at the Hyperion next Mon- day and Tuesday evenings. It is what
 the author refers to as "Hoyt's report of the doings of a gentleman from
 New Jersey during a day and night in New York"