The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-15
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Hyperion Thrater.

| 1t is IA notable fact that no novelist OF
the decade has produced work so easily
adaptable to stage use as is that of An
thony Hope. 1.-THE Prisoner of Zenda"
made one of the best plays of it's season
and "Phroso," which will be seen at the
Hyperion tomorrow night lis said to
possess even more charm than did the
story from which 1t was dramatized.
"Phroso' is an Empire theater, New
York, success. In the stage world to-
day there is perhaps so artist who could
outshine Miss Odette Tyler artistically
in such part as Phroso. Hopes hero
inc of Neapolia is a delightful compo-
site of INDUCED wilfulness, girlish ca
price, genuine love of fun, true woman
love self-a bnegation in it's intensity.
In Miss Tyler's hands these qualities,
it is said, receive most exquisite treat
ment There has been a large advance
sale of seats. Prices $1.50, 81 and rs
cents.
This city's lovers of mirth and melody
will be pleased to learn that Frank
Daniels will be here Saturday night and
will produce his latest success, 1.-THE
Amer" This opera is the work of Vic
tor Herbert, composer and Kirke La
Shelle and Frederick M. Ranken, libret-
lists. Frank Daniels enacts the title
role and his Interpretation is said to be
excruciatingly funny. Punctuating his
Interpretation are three or four topical
songs quite on par with his celebrated
"Tattooed Man in "The Idols Eye"
The company includes Helen Redmond,
Kate TART, Norma Kopp, George DavolI,
William Danforth, William Corlies and
others Seats now on sale. Prices $1.50,
81 and rs cents.
Incidents and episodes that are really
funny and mirth-provoking scenes and
situations that are fairly bristling with
humor in that comical absurdity are a
few of the prime features which Sey-
mour Hicks and Harry Nichols have
consistently crowded into the book of
"A Runaway Girl" which will be pre-
scented by the entire membership of the
Augustin DAILY musical company, num-
bering sixty-five people, at the Hyperi-
on on Tuesday and Wednesday nights
next, with matinee Wednesday. This
famous musical organization is headed
by that prince of fun-makers, James I.
Powers, and includes such well known
people as Paula Edwards, Van Rensee-
laer Wheeler, Rachel Booth May Baker,
Joseph G. Fay jeanette fowler, Maui
rice Abbey, Arthur Cunningham, Caro-
lyn Gordon, Charles Ruthven Smith,
Henry Stanley, Spottiswood Aiken Will
liam Holly, George Lesoir Frank Regis
and Joseph Caute. Seats on sale Fri
day. Prices $3.50, 81 and rs cents.
The approaching Paris exposition has
led Mr. Holmes to choose Round About
Paris" as the next subject in his series
of illustrated lectures. In this he will
introduce to his audiences many scenes
in the gay metropolis seldom seen by
the ordinary tourst-quaint cafes and
cabarets; the underground rivers and
the charming rural districts surround
ing the city. At the end of the lecture
there will be shown the fret series of
X londike motion pictures ever exhibited
In this country, A number Of these viii
also be shown in connection with the
Paris lecture, which will be given at the
Hyperion on Monday evening, March 49,
Tickets on sale Friday. Prices % cents
50 cents rs cents and 81.