The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-26
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion rhsater.

Hyperion Theater.
 One of the best amusement organiza- | tions of the season is Hi Henry's Min strel Sensation, who opened their sea- son in New York city and scored the
 biggest hit known in New York city for years. This brand new attraction will appear at the Hyperion tonight and if glowing endorsements from the
 leading press count, this organization will present one of the best shows of | it's class. The olfo embraces host of new features. Among the leading mem ! bers is the popular comedian, Arthur Deming, who, after a remarkable sue cess in the leading vaudeville theaters | of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and | Chicago, has been induced to return for a season in minstrelsy. Corrigan and Dove, wonderful dancers, introducing | Corrigan's famous 'Loop-de- -Loop'; i;
 Billy Lyons, the male ingenue; the won | derful Latoys in Sfeats never before equalled; the European sensation, the Bartelli Troupe, Belgian headliners, in
 classic and acrobatic evolutions, posing, etc; the only Leona, George s. Van and
 John H. Moore are among the leading
 members who will appear with the great Deming and Hi Henry, who will
 render some of his famous concert
 solos. The first part represents the
 Court of Nero and the scenery used is reported to be gorgeous. The star or
 chestra and matchless band will also be
 heard. Seat sale now open. Prices 75e,
 soc, 25c. l "Girls Will Be Girls W. A. Brady's
 great production, will be seen at the l Hyperion tomorrow night R. Melville
 Baker has supplied a very clever book
 for the piece, building skeleton with
 backbone of plot, limbs of situations
 and ribs of bright lines. The story of
 Professor Ebenezer Dodge, who goes to
 a cock fight, escapes from raiding con- stables, and, in his attempts to keep
 out of jail, involves every other mem
 Der of the cast in his predicament, is
 one suggestive of much merriment. The story's fabric is consecutively hu- morous. Al. Leech has created a de- cidedly favorable impression in the role
 of Professor Dodge, which he invests
 with much mock seriousness. MT. Leeeh adds to a distinct ability in the l line of impersonation comprehensive
 understanding of the low comedy pos liabilities of the part, and as a result ne | is always amusing and often scream | lingly funny The three Rosebuds, Vera
 Rial Felix Haney and chorus Of sprightly young women assist him to i advantage. Seats now on sale. Prices
 s1, 75 and 50 cents
 | .orrin Johnson will be seen at the
 Hyperion theater, October 2S-9, in his
 brilliantly successful presentation of the
 romantic historical drama, Hearts | Courageous which has had a very successful run in New York. Seldom, if
 ever, has an actor received such cor dial welcome on his first stellar ap- lpearance as that which has been given to Mr.3'Johnson by both the public and
 the press Such aii unanimous verdict of approval Is very rare in New York and is a certain indication of the bril- liant future in store for this young ac- l tor. He has youth, eaTrestness, fire, passion and romance, in his makeup, ] and these added to a handsome face
 expressive eyes and a, 1.-the, and grace
 full figure make up an ensemble of ir-
 resistible charm. His voice is particu- larly strong, rich and expressive, capa-
 ble of heroic passion and melting ten
 derness. The production is magnificent
 in both scenery and costumes, Manager
 A. l.. Lowering has gathered d splendid
 company, including Maude Fealy Eleanor Carey, Agnes Palmer, John F
 Sullivan W. s. Hart, Theodore Hamil-
 ton and Daniel Jarrett. Seat sale now
 open. Prices s1.5o s1, 75c.
 l One of the scenes of Captain Char l lie' in which Aubrey Boucicault is now starring, takes place on the eve of the l battle of Waterloo. During the action
 of the act, the celebrated Dragoor Quartette will render a number of popu-
 lar Irish ballads. This Is one of the
 hits in Messrs. Shubert & Brady's big production, which comes to the Hype-
 rion Friday and Saturday, October B
 and S1, with matinee Saturday. Seal
 sale opens Wednesday,. Prices, night I $1.5o, $1, 75c; matinee s1, 75c, BOG.
 Grand Opera House