The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09
ENTERTAINM ENTS.


My Antoinette" will be presented by
ALFRED e. Aarons' Musical Comedy
company under the direction of d. "
Arthur, at the Hyperion theater on
Friday and Saturday nights, January
10 and II, with matinee Saturday. The
company is headed by Charles E.
Evans, formerly of Evans and Hoey
and Miss Josephine Hall The scenic
effects are veritable triumphs of stage
realism and the costumes have been i'm
ported especially for this production.
The lyrics are bright, clever and up
1o-date, and they have a jingle which
TO say the least is contagious, The mu
sic is catchy and melodious, and is
written in Mr.. Carylps best vein. Mr..
Evans Will enact the role of a stage
struck livery servant. The part is bet
ter suited to his peculiar talents than
any he has yet essayed He has several
good songs, one of which is entitled
''She Never Did the Same Thing
Twice" 1t IS now the rage in London.
Josephine Hall has several songs that
one expects to hear messenger boys
singing as they slowly meander on their
missions. The best of all is probably
When / Make My Daboo This
deals with the leading topics Of the day.
Miss Halls costumes are both fearful
and wonderful The comedians all
have good and prominent parts, and
each and everyone stands upon his or
her own merits, and the result is well
<punded and clever performance. The
comedy has well defined plot and un-
folds a beautiful love story. 1t is sup
piled by the schemes of multi million
aire to sell his daughter to an English
nObleman for a title. Seats now sell
ing. Prices: Night, $1.5O, 81, 75c. Matt
nee. 81. 75c, soc.
In the production of Maid Marian"
which will be heard here at the Hyper
ION on Monday and Tuesday nights,
january Is and IA, as presented by the
original Bostonians all the famous
singers will positively appear including
Menry Clay Barnabee w. Fl. MacDon-
aid, Grace Van Studdiford, Frances
Miller, George rockingham, Adele
Matter Josephine Bartlett, Frank Rush
worth, Allen Hinckley. William Dor
rington, Vernon Stiles, w. H. Fitzger
aid, and others No other opera writ
ten within the last fifty years has en-
1oyed such popularity as "Robin
u,
sequel and the new opera has melodies
and concerted numbers as charming
as those of the first named. The COM
pany will no doubt receive a hearty
welcome. Seats on sale Friday. Prices
H.50, 81, 75c.
Stuart Robson will appear in the big
revival of THE Henrietta" which takes
place at the Hyperion on Wednesday
next, January Is.
Jerome Sykes will again head the
great Klaw and Erlanger Opera COM
pany, which is to appear at the Hyper
ion on Friday and Saturday nights,
January II and Is. in DeKoven and
Smiths Foxy CUTLER" The Klaw and
Erlanger Opera company is the largest
travelling organization in America, 1t
carries three car loads of the most SUI
perb scenic equipment which has ever
been witnessed in a comic opera pro-
1uction, and its own special orchestra
under Signor A DeNovellis. In its |
splendid cast are such names as Miss |
Eleanor Kent, Miss Grace Cameron,
Miss Almira Forrest. Miss Lillian Sc
Vile, Miss Marian Bent, Miss Marie |
Christie, Julius Steger, Adolph link, |
the Lilliputian COMEDIAN Harry Mac
donough Louis Cassavant and others. |
Matinee Saturday.