The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-07
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Hyperion Theatsr.

( The numerous admirers of that eter-
ling comedian, Charles e. Evans, OF
Evans & Hoey fame, will be pleased to
hear that he has an exceedingly happy
part as a livery servant for famous
prima donna in MY Antoinette." The
stage settings and costumes that will
be used in the Alfred e. Aaron's must
cal comedy production of My Antoln-
cite" at the Hyperion next Friday and
Saturday are said to be on scale OF
striking magniicence. The production
will be the most extensive ever made
in a show of the kind. The cast is one
Of the strongest obtainable, and the
chorus contains nearly one hundred
women who can sing and act, as well
as look beautiful There will be a mat
inee on Saturday The company in
cludes Charles e. Evans, Miss Joseph
inc Hall, Louis Wesley, Gilbert Greg
DRY, Templer Sake. Lovatt Fraser
Miss Edith Bradford, Nettie Black and
others. Seats on sale Wednesday.
Prices, night $3.50, 81, 75c; matinee 81,
75c, soc.
The new DeKoven opera, MAUD
Marian" which comes to the Hyperion
Monday and Tuesday nights January
13 and IA, has been but recently pro-
duced in Philadelphia, and has been &C.
corded such an enthusiastic reception
as no musical composition has obtained
in years. 1T is a logical sequel to
robin Hood The personages of the
former story having been given new
environment and the music is of the
most popular and melodious character,
Among the gems in the opera brilliant
and effective are Away to the Forest,
THE Cellerer's Toast" THE Snake
Charmers Song" "Tell Me Again,
Sweetheart" 1.-THE Crusaders March.
"a Popular Tune, Under the Mistle-
toe Bough," and The Banner of St
George" There are also many mad
rigals and concerted numbers, brilliant
finales and dainty harmonies deftly or
ohestrated The production will be
made with special scenery by Ernest
Bros. and costumes and armor by Van
Horn. Nearly one hundred people will
be employed in the production.
Stuart Robson's return to his favorte
role of Bert lie Van Alstyne in The
Henrietta which will be seen at the
Hyperion Wednesday night, January
To- is a matter of great interest to our
The company includes
Maclyn Arbuckle, Russ Whytal. Dor
othy Rossmore. Mary Kealby, Charles
Lane Clifford Leigh J. p Keefe, Roy
Atwell Charles Gilbert and Laura
Thompson.
There will be no increase in prices
for the Engagement of the Klaw 81 Err
LANCER Opera company with Jerome
Sykes in DeKoven & Smiths Foxy
CUTLER at the Hyperion on Friday
and Saturday, January II and IS, with
Saturday matinee. with its seventy
five people, including Miss Eleanor
Kent, Miss Grace Cameron, Miss AL
mira Forrest, Miss Lillian Seville Miss
Marian Bentg Miss Marie Christie
Julius Steger, Adoph link, the lillipu
tan comedian, Harry Macdonough,
Louis Cassavant and others A spe
cial orchestra under Sig. A. DeNoVellis |
Is feature. The stage pictures are of
startling effectiveness and beauty.
CUTLER invariably draws overlooking |
houses, the Klaw e. Erlanger Opera
would be unable to play al
the regular prices of ordinary first |
lass attractions Klaw & Erlanger an
the best performance of the |
pest comic opera by the largest oper-
ltic organiza ton in America.