The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-27
THEATER REOPENING.
Mr.. Bunnell and The Season at the
Grand Opera House

MT, BunDp1 and The Sea son at the
Grand Opera House.
G. b. Bunne1I will be on hand to-mor-
row night to welcome his patrons at
the Grand opera house for the coming
| season During thA summer months the
house has been in the hands of the car
penter, the upholsterer and the painter.
and that thew have done their work
well ii remains for the patrons of +bis
home Of ponular prices to mass thair
verdict when the opening takes p1ace
Tonight
Mr.. Bunneu has secured an attrac-
ton for his opening that has been here
and delighted large audiences AT the
1 Grand on previous occasions. n is Fla
4 news we'll known play ACROSS the Pa
4 cffic." which has hacked fhe Grand ON
both it's former engagements. The same
company that was seen in It's former
successful presentations will be seen al
the Grand the first three NIGHTS this
week with a snecial matinee Wednes-
day for the women and children. The
house has been recarpeted tbrou-3o,,t
with a handsome carpet of crimson in
which small rows of yellow have been
introduced which makes fine effect.
! A noticeabJe feature This season has
been the Introduction in the main ven
ti1ator cciling Of q fo,r-foot exha,st
fan which insures a draft If cool air "a
pervade +ha thea+er 50 mild in IFS actio,
that n,ra cir is disseminated tbro,sl,
the house in such a. gentle manner that
there are M drafts percentihle ,rhe
GALLERY natrons have nor baan foreot+a,
this season Extra eyertioos have been
made for their comfort and convenience
A new entrante to the gallery has been
built in the rear al the building. access
to which is gained through the long an
mex han 70 the right Of the main en-
trance and at the conclusion of the per
Torrance they will use the new exit into
TEMPLE street, which will prevent the
crowdine of those coming from the
dress circle and parnuet This han has
been fitted IN for the amusement and
comfort Of those who patronize the ton
gallery before thew go u,3 there. Coats.
hats and umbrellas can be checked on
the right of the lobby inside the en-
trance gates. which is boon to those
who do NOT wish 10 carry these articles
with them into the tteater. New and
elaborate scenic effects have been pro-
vided for the coming season.
Another feature of the Grand opera
house has been its excellent orchestra,
and the coming season will prove that
the musical arrangements are fully up
ia the standard under the able leader
shin of Louis Felsburg. whose long corr
nection with this house is sufficient
guarantee of the excellence of things
musical
The attractions booked at this house
for this season are hummers and in |
clude among others Hoyt's "A Brass
MONEY!" 1.-TWO LITTLE Vagrants."
swhat Hammered TO ZONES" "Blue /
leans" the RAYS. John and Emma; !
"yVhv Smith Left Home" "Secret Sor- |
vica Rvrnes brothers' "F,ieht Bells.'
"ITnder tba Ped Robe" Williams and |
Waller ohio C4irl from Maxin's." "Be
cause She Loved Him So" "A Female
Drummer" Robert ManteIl. MANS En-
en,v wilbur onera companv. Foyt's
"A Dav and a Night" and Hoyts "A I
Texas steer"
That out-of-town patrons may be |
nosted m the attractions coming to the |
Grand onAra bouse a complete system
of ont town billing and advertising
has heen adonted so that bv means OF