The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-22
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"Thc Belle of Bohemia" will be present
ed at the Hyperion this afternoon and
evening under the management of George
w. Ledercr with his unrivalled Casino or
gani2aiion of over 125 people, headed ny
the popular comedians, Messrs, sam any,
Miss Virginia Earl Prominent In the prin-
cipal support will be the following Metro
politan favorites; The Misses Marie Dain-
ton irene hentGy Anna pn ias Rnid Gu nttn
Faust, Cecilia Garrick, Teddie DuCoe, Lii
liam Lester, Lillian Madison, zella Frank,
Geraldine Fair Eugene white, , katherine
l. Don, John HRyams, palu i. Nicholson,
IT,, Frederick Solomon, ]: A. Furey, Sol.
Solomon, Weston Wiley, Fred Titus, Glenn
emit Herschell, Francis Heilig, Thomas. +.
Joseph Myers, Carl schramm, Arthur Gen.
tie and many others, together with grand
chorus and ballet contingent of over eighty.
"rhe Belle of bohemia is musical farce
dies being contributed by ludwig England
err The plot of the piece is as follows: A
wandering photographer Adolph klotz ny
name, takes tntypes at seaside resorts.
neglects his work at times. He is support
ed to n great extent by his wife, who Is
4 serlo comic singer. in the music halls. At
the time Of the action OF the play the two
find employment ut Coney Island and there
Dinkelhauser, and his wife, the latter for
| merry Il Spanish dancer The photographer
and the brewer resemble one another so
closely, that their respective wives are re-
peatedy confused as to the identity of the
husbands, and often indulge in heated DIFF
, ferences between themselves on the sub
ject Their series Of domestic clashings
furnish the play with Its principal comedy.
In one of the outbreaks the brewer Is ar
rested for misdemeanor of the photogra-
pher. The photographer takes advantage
of his friends dilemma by htrrying to
tie prisoners home and there imperson-
atcs him to his unsuspecting Spanish wife.
The act is further complicated BY the ar
rival Of an Irish lawyer to tell the brewer
that he has been left fortune and Villa
| N Switzerland by an uncle Just deceased.
| The lawyer endeayors to trick the sup
| posed brewer out of his Inheritance, but the
! photographer manages to outwlt the would
be sharper. On the release of the brewer
I from his undeseryed imprisonment a three
| cornercd race ensues between al three
| the brewer, the photographer and the law
yerfor the possession of the Swiss cha
,eau., In the end all happens for the best
nnces his entire New York Casino orches
ira of forty pieces Curtain rises at p.
III. sharp at The matinee. Seats now on
sal" Prices SIo 81 and nd % cents ntf pvor
VIII be seen at the Hyperion next Monday
and Tuesday nights under the management
of Lebler & Co. Joseph Arthur conceived
'llOSt river, Wnlcn mas IFS lochle III soHlil-
ern Indiana A feat Of engineering, which
has long been the particular hobby OF the
inhabitants Of Indiana is the building Of
an aqueduct and how. this engineering
| problem is overcome the story tells Dur
| Ing the progress of this telling many char
acter bits are introduced making the elc-
| ment Of comedy largely prevalent IN the
| writing of the story. The ensemble of
players contains the names of william
| Courtlcigh, Charles Abbe, Hans Robert. F.
| Aug Anderson, James Iackyc. Mary SAN
derss. Eugene rhais lawton. Mabel rala-
! ferreo, Ada Dwyer John Winthrop, Be
| fore beginning its season at the Fourteenth
| theater, New York II will be presented at
| the Hyperion. Seats now on sale Prices,
| ri ~. 81 and IL cents
| when We Were Twenty-one," IS a love
story pure and simple, and Is told IN n
| straightforward. homely way. II IS u story
| OF hearts bound together by lies of friend
| ship that nothing can break and Of how
| suits of his foolish impetuosity.. 1t also
| tells how a great and abiding love comes
| to Dick all IN return for his willing self
! sacrifice for the girl he loves and who, he
| presented by Edward L. Rlce's superb
| company of thirty artists at the Hyneron
| on Wednesday night September 70. Seats
| oil sale Monday. Prices, $l.5o, II and 10
cents
q. b. Bunuell of the Hyperion theater
| announces the booking of William Collier,
| who viii appear here next Thursday, Sep
| temhcr 26 IN n new comedy by Augustus
| Thomas, entitled 'On the Quiet Mr.. Col
| Her viii be supported ny me strongest com.
| pany he has ever had, and surrounded by
il unique and beautiful production paint
ed by the hest artists OF the metropolis,
from scenes in and adjacent to the old. col
| lege city of New Haven, where most OF the
action IN the new play tfa1splres; seats
On sale Tuesday. Prices, $l,5o 81 and 20
| cents.