The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-26
ENTERTAINM ENTS.
Hyperion Theater.

The full cast of "When We Were
Twenty-One," which will undoubtedly
make a great success and which will
be presented at the Hyperion theater
tonight by Edward e. Rice's superb
company is as follows:
| Richard CareWe.. ...... William Morris
Sir Horace Plumley, Bart, COM
monty called Waddles wv j. Butler
Colonel Miles Graham, the soldier
man.. ...... $500. v. WI. ueollhe
Torrance McGarth, the DOCTOR.
80. 49,. ........... Nestor Lennon
Richard Torrance Miles Audaine,
the Imp ;. ...... ......Albert Brown
David Hirsch.. :. :. Charles Tingay
Lord Dungelt.. :. ...... Henry Cotter
The Hon. Herald Carruthers his
cousin :. ............. Charles Quinn
Herbert Corrie.. :. ..... George Lowe
Hughie Helmont :. Selby Halney
Wallis Brundall.. ....H. ID. HaWley
Bobbie Bellew =. ..........Al Lawrence
Morny Allsotts :. ......,...S A. Harris
Jacob. ;. Chas. Seagrave
Kara Goynesk, known as the Fire
fly ;. ;. :. Miss Ethel Brandon
Mrs. Grant Gordon. :. .........
-. . 49,. Miss Florence Wickliffe
Eileen O'Brian.. ). Miss Jennie Reeves
Clarice Newton. Miss Lillian Cooley
Winnie Thornton. Miss Byrd Newbold
Fieurette :. .......M Miss Estelle Carter
Mabel. :. .......... Miss Frances King
Cora. -. ....... Miss Clara Barney
Flirt.. ). ....... Miss Marquita Dwight
Barmaid .... Miss Jane Hamilton
Mrs. Ericsson. So. Miss Emma Lathrop
Phyllis Ericsson. Miss Corona Ricardo
when We Were Twenty-One' is
love story, pure and simple and is told
in a straight forward. homely way. 1t
Is story of how Dick Carewe and his
comrades rear and guide the only son
of deceased chum; how they guard
and save him from the pitfalls and
snares that lie in the path of life at
twenty-one. 1t is a story of hearts
bound together by ties of friendship
that nothing can break and of how the
comrades save their ward from the re-
suits of his foolish impetuosity. 1t
also tells how a great and abiding love
comes to Dick all in return for his will
ing self-sacrifice for the girl he loves
and who he thinks, love his ward. This
play will be presented by Edward e.
Rice's superb company of thirty artists.
Seats now selling. Prices $3.50, 81 and
75c.
One of the funniest bits in Golfers
new play con the Quiet" which will
be seen at the Hyperion Thursday
night occurs early in the second act
The Duke of Carbonate thinks his
wife does not love him, and under
suggestion of Robert Ridgway (Wille
Collier) plan is devised to put his
wfes affections to the test Ridgway
invited two music hall sirens to break
fast with himself and the duke In his
college apartments at Yale, and then
the trusting wife of her no.
BILE husbands ''peridy" Well. Just be-
fore the entrance of the Infatuated wife |
own wife turns UP with her |
sister and the family divine and all |
sorts of fun ensues. Seats now on sale. |
Prices $3.50 81. 75c.
Augustin Days renowned musical |
direct from Days |
theater, New York city will present for
the first time to our local theatergoers
on next Friday evening at the Hyperion /
theater London's great musical success
"San-Toy." The splendid ensemble OF
singers and comedians for the play will
be surrounded by one Of the largest and
most complete choruses ever seen on
the stage. The engagement Is for two
nights and a matinee performance on
afternoon. Sale oe seats is
now open. Prices $3.50 81, 75c.
The Alice Nielsen Opera company
will on Monday night next at the Hy-
rat,f ba lob |
such great success last season. "The
singing Girl Miss Nielsen will be
1eard in the title role. This youthful
oyina donna by her delightful singing,
inished art, and youthful attractiveness
n two brief years has fairly captured
he country. This year she is surround
ID by an extraordinarily capable COM
,any. Seats on sale Friday. Prices
i so, 81, 75c.
A GREAT SUCCESS.