The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-03
.ENTERT1INM ENTS.
Hyperion rhenter.

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 The Waite opera company have in- stalled themselves as favorites with the engagement at the Hyperion this week. At the matinee yesterday large audi ence was present when "Maritana' was splendidly given. In the evening the house was crowded The opera was the ever popular Bohemian Girl" and it was sung in fine manner and well stag ed. The chorus sang spiritedly and the of a. large and friendly house and put lots of life and energy into their work. and evolved considerable comedy out of things that in other hands would have W. Smith was all that could be desired. His tenor solos captiVated the house. Frank Wooley had a great part in Count Arnheim and made the most of his opportunities. Marie Laurens made a sweet and effective Airline and receiv- ed constant commendation. Miss Mayme Taylor is generally given try ing parts, but is equal to the task of appearing as a maid forlorn or wo- man of garnish temper In the role of the gypsy queen she was most accepta- ble. Clement Gority was most accept able as Florestine.
 This afternoon "Girofle Girofa'' will be the opera given and in the evening Paul Jones" will be sung. The operas for the remainder of the week will be: Friday matinee, Paul Jones'" Friday evening, a grand double bill, "Pinafore' and "Cavalleria Rusticana;" Saturday matinee, The Two Vagabonds;" Sat- urday night, Said Pasha." Seats can now be secured for all the operas, and as there has been a big demands, seats should be at once secured in advance Prices-matinees, 10 cents and 20 cents; evenings 10 cents, 20 cents and 30 cents.
 SOL SMITH RUSSELL
 Uncle Dick is the name of Sol smith Russell's new play, which comes to the Hyperion next Monday and in which it is said Miss Martha Morton has given MT. Russell another great comedy and one which really surpasses her "A Bachelors Romance" which she wrote for MT Russell two years ago and which scored such a success. Sale of seats opens Friday Prices 75 cents, $1 and s1.50.
 "A WAR CORRESPONDENT"
 "A War Correspondent" is the name of the comedy in which Burr Mcintosh will make his first appearance as 8 star at the Hyperion next Tuesday evening. The scenes are laid in and about Ha- vana, while the locale and the title of the play both suggest a play full of battle scenes. There are no smoky red fire effects or loud noises in the play. It is a comedy tinged with romance, and MT. McIntosh's part is that of a New York newspaper reporter who is in Havana as war correspondent for his paper.
 ADA REHAN.
 Miss Ada Rehan and Augustin Daly's company will present on Friday even- ing, November Il, at the Hyperion the ater, "The Country Girl,' and theater- goers will have an opportunity of sec ing Miss Rehan in her famous imper- sonation of Peggy Thrift. Previous to "The Country Girr' the one-act come dy 'The Subtleties of Jealousy" will be presented. On Thursday evening, No- vember 10, and on Saturday matinee, November 12, "Cyrano De Bergerac'' will be presented, and on Saturday eve- ming the coming engagement will con- clude with Flaming the Shrew," with Miss Rehan in ner famous role of Kath- erine.