The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-22
ENTERTAINMENTS.
,HyueriOn Theater.

| ENTERTAINarENTs Hyperion Theater. | At the Hyperion tonight grand concert will be given under the man. agement of l.. M. Pinkham, when he will present the famous Portuguese baritone, the Marquis de Souza, the first l time in this city. The New York Press q. January 25 says: De Souza has voice of excel 1 lent quality and good range The quali- i ty of his upper register is delightful. His voice, in fact, is good throughout. He sings with great vigor and enthusi- asm, and carries a responsive audience audience with him. Folks who had ex- pected from his pictures to see an all most grotesque figure were agreeably surprised. The marquis has dlgnified stage presence and carries his great weight we'll That he won the house last night was evident.
 The following artists will also appear: Miss Alice Merritt soprano; Miss Anna Often, violinist; Mile Marie Schade, the great Norwegian pianist, and Elli- son van Hoose. tenor. The following will be the programme:
 sonata ...................... Grleg
 Lento-Allegro Vivace.
 Allegretto Tranquillo
 Allegro Animate.
 Miss Anna Otten Mile Marie Schade.
 a-Liszt. Die Lorelei."
 b-Schubert, Gretchen am Spinnrad."
 Miss Alice Merritt
 Hejre-Ka (Scene de Ia Czarda) ......
 ........ ................... Jeno-Hubay
 Miss Anna Otten
 Prologue pPagliaccD ...... .Leoncavallo
 Marquis Francisco de Souza
 Part IT.
 Miss Marie Schade.
 o Paradise L'Africaine) .. Meyerbeer
 Ellison van Moose.
 a-My Mother Bids Me Bind My
 Ha1r ...................... Haydn
 b--I Know Bank .... ....... Parker
 CA Song of Sunshine .............
 ........ ........ Goring Thomas
 Miss Alice Merritt
 Lotta dei Bardi (Tannhauser) Wagner
 Marquis Francisco de Souza.
 Seats now on sale. Prices 25c Soc, 75c, $1, $1.50.
 The preparations for the presentation of 'The Drummer Boy of Shiloh" at the Hyperion for six nights, commence ing on Monday night, February 25, with matinee Wednesday and Saturday, are now well In hand and MT. Nall and his assistants are busily employed in su- perintending the different details neces- sary for the successful production of "The Drummer Boy' for the fourth time, and are making special endeav- ors to outdo all their former efforts. The cast will be an exceptionally strong one, and includes Miss Lillian Allen Phillips as Johnny Howard the drum mer boy; A. F. Nail, as Uncle Joe, and Willard Howe Yale 1901, one of the brightest and popular Yale men, plays Mart Howard, and Miss Edith May Root appears at Mrs. Elliott The mil- itary details have received special at- tention and the popular military com- pany, the Sarsfield Guard, Co., c, c. N. G., under command of Captain J. r. Donovan, will appear at every perform ance in the great camp and battle scenes. Another feature will be the of two horses in one of the scenes, and cannon will be used in the great battle scene and fired at every performance. Special new scenic effects have been arranged for this production by George Miller of the Hyperion. The | performances are to be given on Mon- day night for the New Haven Register newsboys, and on the evenings and | during the week the hospitals. | orphan asylums and fraternal orders will be benefited A word of praise is due George K. ! Jewell, the manager who is indefatig- | able in his efforts to make the coming event roaring success. The big stage | at the Hyperion will enable the .asso- | ciat!on to put the play on in better form than ever and first rate produce | ton will be the result. Another addition | this year will be the Pickanning sex tette comprising six juveniles of unmis- takable talent. They must be seen to | be appreciated.
 The advance sale of seats is now run hing mer'ily on, and everything indi- ,ates most successful engas ement Prices, orchestra and parquet 50c S5c; 1ress circle. soc. 35c, 25c; fannilv circle LOG. There will be no changes from -hese prices for any performance.