The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-09
ENTERTAINMENTS
Hyperion Theater.

ROGERS BROTHERS TONIGHT.
 The ever popular Klaw & Erlangei Comedy company with the Rogers
 brothers, appear at the Hyperion to-
 night in John J. McNally's latest vau' | deVille farce "The Rogers Brothers In
 Washington" Both the production and
 organization this year are the largest
 in which the Rogers brothers have yet
 been exploited. The principals of the | company are particularly noteworthy
 as artists in their field, and the seen
 cry and costume equipment laVishly magnificent There are ninety people appearing with the Rogers brothers
 this season, forty-eight of whom are | very attractive and beautiful young women. The story of the new piece IS of course broadly humorous, so con- structed as to permit the introduction
 of many novel and entertaining special ties. The advance sale has been very large, but good seats still remain for
 sale. Prices s1,5O, $1, 75c, soc.
 There is a big sale of seats for Jeffer-
 son de Angelis and his company in "A Royal Rogue" and the indications are JIldl Ht WILL De WGlCOiiltl ny d ioi Sp oiiu fashionable audience et the Hyperion
 Saturday, matinee and night. There is no form of entertainment more popular
 here than comic opera and there is no one who presents 1t more sumptuously or adequately than Jeff. de Angelis.
 He has been identified with the best comic opera in this country for the past twenty years and for the past five years has been recognized as the lead ing operatic comedian of this country. His new success. "A Royal Rogue,' is the best vehicle he has ever had. It will be magnificently produced with handsome scenery, beautiful costumes and chorus of pretty girls, Seats now on sale. Prices $l.50, $1, 75c, 5Oe.
 Morton Selten's Lord Stafford in Martha Morton's new comedy Her Lord and Master" is quite the clever- est bit of comedy work this popular actor has ever done. MT Selten, for mery leading man for E. H. Sothern has been seen in many characters, but this is his master piece role. While supporting Herbert Kelcey and Miss Fife Shannon in this new comedy which comes to the Hyperion theater New York in order to fill out of town contracts which it had been found inn possible to cancel. Seats now on sale. Prices s1,50 s1, 75c, soc.
 Morocco Bound" that bright Eng fish musical comedy, with a delightful ly funny story, which enjoys the unique distinction of running for three solid months at the Columbia theater, Bos- ton, and by So doing breaking all rec ords for musical productions in that city. will be seen at the Hyperion next Tuesday night with the same superb cast of principals, the same notable chorus-decared by the Boston press to be the prettiest in the world-and all the magnificent scenery, costumes and | electrical effects used In the Boston | The principal fun makers are Dan Collyer, Philip Branson, W. Harman West, F. Lovatt Fraser, P. w. | Mcguire, Edith Bradford, Florence Hol- brook, Tillie Salinger Maud Francis, | Hattie Moore and Eloise Sargent. Sixty | people comprise the organization. Seats on sale tomorrow. Prices $1.50, s1, 75c, | soc.
 Kyrle Bellew in "A Gentleman of | France" will be at the Hyperion Fri day, Saturday, May 16 and IT, with matinee Saturday.