The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-10
.ENTERTALNMENTS.
HVperion Thoneer.

| Becky Sharp" will be seen for the
first time in this city at the Hyperion
tonight and tomorrow night, and
there is assurance that Mrs. Fislxe will
be greeted by an audience worthy Of
| this great actress fame and the mag
nIficence of her surroundings. This I'M
doubtedIy is Mrs. Fiske's greatest pro-
duction. as the part of Becky Sharp Is
/ the most satisfying In which she ever
| has been seen. Mrs. Fishes play is said
to be the best decentralization Of q not
able novel vet put forward ON the stage.
In Becky Sharp" we shall make new
acquaintance with Becky herself,
Amelia, Miss Crawley, old Sir Pitt, his
son Pitt, the whole hearted soldierly
Rawdon, the supremely cynical Lord
Steyne, Captain Dobbtn. the patient
lover, the vain and shallow George Os-
borne, the comic Joe Sedley, and a
score of other characters, important
and minor, that figure In the scenes in
which Becky in most conspicuous. A
simple statement of the sceres Of the
play-Miss Crawley's residence, Brus-
sells, where the great ball Is feature,
.
and Pumpernickel, indexes many dra-
matte topics that together In sequence.
with skilfull handling, makes play of
extraordinary interest The play Is
beautifully mounted in all respects,
The production Is an event that no low
err of the theater can afford to miss,
Seats now on sale. Prices 81, st50, 81
and 75c.
That James A. Hearne writes closer
to the common people than perhaps any
other dramatist is evidenced by his
Shore Acres" Sag Harbor," and
Hearts of Oak" the latter Of which is
to be presented at the Hyperion on
Friday and Saturday nights, October IL
and IS. In Hearts of Oak" Mr.. Herne
has very happily combined Ideally with
truth Of character and succeeded In
writing fine play which is also
splendid drawing card. Hearts Of
Oak" is to be presented with every at
tention given to detail In the way of
scenic equipment and first class COM
pany, including e. P. Sullivan, James
Horne Nat d. Jones' Thomas Nj. Hun
ter, Sarah Whiteford, Florence Tnnek-
ing, Marie Adair, and Margaret Cecil
There viii be a family matinee on Sat-
urday at which prices win be 25o, Soc
Seats now on sale. Prices, night, 81,
75c, soc.
The advance sale Of seats for the
Klaw and Erlanger Opera company
opens this morning at a. M at the
Hyperion box office. This company
Jerome Sykes and DeKoven
and Smiths new opera Foxy CUTLER"
The opera has been staged by Ben Teal
and will be presented at the Hyperion
fof four nights and Saturday matinee
on Wednesday night. Oc-
tober H. The following well known art
lists are with the company, Julius
Setser. Adolph link W. G. Stewart
Harry Marlborough Louis Cassavant,
Arthur T. Earnest, Albert Harrington,
Albert L. Sykes, Louis Kelso, Edward |
Everett. Helen Bertran, Grace Gamer
on, Georgia Caine, Josie Tntropidi, Edna |
Hunter, Clara Bancroft. Almira For
rest Edith Barr. Owen J. Mccormick.
and Frank Todd There will be a
chorus OF 100 voices. The complete |
Broadway theater. New York, orches- |
.ra, under the direction Of SIN. A. De- |
Novellis, will furnish the music. Prices
$3.50, ST. 75c,
Denman Thompson in THE Old
will be seen at the fly |
1erion on Monday night, October i5 I
Seats on sale Thursday. Prices 81, 75c |
ind Doc.