The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-15
ENIERT1INMEN ENIS'
Hyperion 1'ileator.

There is a variety and honest quality of fun on tap in the performance of .'rbe Rogers Brothers in Central Park to be given at the Hyperion tonight, which seems to get into the bones or people and stir up feeling or good cheer glad to hear. A large audience
 will greet them tonight. There was a
 long line of ticket buyers at the Hart ford opera house Saturday morning to
 buy for the Rogers performance, as long the Hartford Courant says, as there was for the Henry Irving per- formance, which fact is noted merely to show the popular interest in the case.
 The boys were in line all night to buy the tickets. There were nfty or the lads. The Rogers Brothers and thelr clever associates know how to tell, sing and act a good story, ana therefore there are few normal people who fail to find exhilirating pleasure in the en- | tertainment of "The Rogers Brothers in Central Park" Nor Is the funmakins confined to the leaders, for there IS magnetic Isadore Rush, beautiful Grace
 Freeman, stately Louise Royce, pretty
 Jeannetto Bageard. winsome Edith St | Clair agile Emma Francis, Will West,
 Lee Harrison, John Page, Arthur Gib- son-but stop, the number is too great of those that help the galloping fun to
 mention all individually. Seats now on
 sale. Prices 25c. soc, 75c. $1 and S1.5O. | The curtain will rise at 7:45 D. nl at the Hyperion theater on Wednesday night, April 1T, with what is safe to term an eventful revival of Shakes peare's tragedy of Hamlet" This will I be the debut here in the role of the Danish prince of E. H. Sothern, in
 which he is winning many laurels. A
 delightful performance is assured
 Seats now on sale. Prices $2, $1.50, $1
 75c, soc. Not more than ten seats sold | to one person.
 ''The Belle oe New York; will be on view at the Hyperion next Thursday
 night for one night only. The com
 pany which will be seen here is the same with a few minor changes. Miss
 Beulah Dodge will be seen as the pret- l ty Salvation lassie, and the other well
 known characters will be in the hands
 of such capable persons as B. J. Connel- | ly. Arthur Deagon, George Tallman
 James Darling, Joseph Kane, Flo Per- ry. Mae Sailor Grace Rutledge, and La
 Belle Dazie and Virginia Ross. Seats on
 sale Tuesday. Prices 25c, 5Oc, 75c, s1 and $1.50.
 The simple homely comedy drama of Shore Acres is now looked upon as a classic and assuredly has it's success been deserved. The present is Shore Acres '' ninth consecutive season, and it promises to be as profitable to MT
 Herne as any preceding one. com
 plete and satisfactory scenic production
 of this ideal work will be given at the Hyperion next Friday night. Seats
 on sale Wednesday. Prices 25c, 35c, 50c l 75c, $1.
 l Afternoon and evening concerts by Sousa and his band will be given at
 the Hyperion next satdfday, and the
 many admirers of the, nMarch King
 will have no further opportunity of
 hearing his big band until well along
 next winter. Since his last appearance here Sousa has taken his band on its l fifth great ocean to ocean, concert tour with such successful results that
 his receipts have exceeded those of his other pilgrimages.e Sousaf will have a lot of new music for his concerts. Seats
 on sale Thursday. Prices $1, 75c, soc.