The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-24
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
HYPERION TlAeater.
cREAToRE AT THE HYPERION To-
NIGHT.

NIGHT.
Regarding Creatore and his band. who
are to be at the Hyperion this and to-
morrow evening. for two grand con-
certs, the New York Tribune has the
following: "Few, of the large audience
expected quite the surprise that was in
store for them last night. When Crea-
tore began to lead, raising his hands
high above. his head, shaking back his
hair, swooping out over his players, a
Svengali in form, the audience was in
clined to smile. But Creatore did not
see the smiles; he was busy getting re-
suits. Before many measures it became
evident his gestures were not a pose;
his men obeyed too keenly and heartily
for that. and the, magnetism which
ruled the band soon swayed the au-
dience The band is good, but Creatore
is the thing" H..
The programmes for Creatore and his
band Cor this and tomorrow evenings
are as follows for tonight at S:15. - .
March--"Te Hearts" go. Creatore
Overture Mignon'' :. ........ Thomas
Intermezzo-"Pas DIES Fleurs' ........
#5 .....E.....'.. -; .............. .Delihes
1.-THE Ride of the Valkyries" Wagner
Part II. s.
Salute-"Pere Gynt" ............... Cries
(a)-..The Morning"
(b)-'eThe Death Of Asa
=5].. tc)-"The Dance of Anitra."
@gsz DIN the Hall Of the Noun
tain King
Soprano Romance, "Convenien
Partir' ...................... Donizetti
Selections from ''Traviatta" .......Verdi.
Friday Evening, September rs, 1908 at
S:15 .. m.
@~' Part l.
March American Navy" 49,. Creatore
Overture--t.La Fora del Destino"..
a ...................... ............. Verdi
Sextette from 'Lucia" ....... Donizetti
Organ Offertory ................ Batiste
Part III.
Overture-''WiIliam Tell' ....... Rossini
Soprano soloA-'tAve Maria" 49,. Gounod
Grand Acknowledgement ..... Bizet
There and Back" the laughing sue
cess, full of wholesome unobjectionable
fun, in which we are to see Comedians
Charles e. Evans and Charles H. Hop
per here as twin stars at the head of
a big comedy organization. will be at
the Hyperion on Saturday, September
26, at the popular matinee and at
night. The significance of its title is the
contemplated trip from London to New
York of two young and eminently
proper husbands forced to leave their
wives at home. The travellers become
involved in a hopeless situation and
in struggling for extrication only be-
come entangled the more. In misad-
ventures just before departure, embar-
easements that follow and their efforts
to clear the air for their spouces when
they get back, the main fun moves.
s'There and Back" comes here practic-
ally direct, from it's run of over 200
nights at the Princess Theater, New
York city. Supporting Evans and Hop
per are Neston Lennon, Frank Matthew,
Barney Reynolds, Herbert Ford, Eliza
beth Barry, Helena Phillips, Louise
Compton, Florence Dunlap, and others.
Seat sale now open. Prices: Night,
$1.50, 81, 75e. Popular matinee, 81, 75c,
Doc. Csc.
A heroine who is divorced three times
vet weds fourth husband is some
thing Of theatrical novelty That is
what the heroine does in Edwin Milton
Boyle's new farce comedy, ''My Wife's
Husbands which comes here after a.
long and successful run in New York.
The first husband Of the heroine is a
United States senator. from whom che
gets a divorce because her husband is
old enough to be her grandfather. Her
second husband turns out to be Nor
mon bishop. and she leaves him at the
station when he buys her a ticket for
Salt Lake City. Her third husband is
her own cousin, whom she marries in
order to get a large fortune. After
getting it she gets a divorce. Her
fourth husband is selected for love
alone. and while she is on her honey
moon with him the three ex-husbands
bob up serenely. my Wifes Hus-
bands will be presented at the Hy-
perion on Monday night September 2S.
Seat sale Friday. Prices $3.50, 81, 75c.
In Offering Wilson .Rarrett'c Yo1yarfr1I