The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-22
EXPERIMENTS s.
Hyperion Theater.

| The effect Of Ibsen's Ghosts upon the
minds of the spectators is marvellous. Up.
on some the influence is of Il hypnotic ma
/ ture, causing auditors to sit spellbound,
leaning forward and maintaining a tight
| grasp on the back of the seats in front.
Female spectators are frequently. moved to
\ Mysteries by the intensity of the scenes.
Perhaps the most amusing occurrence was
remark Of Young ag ady spectator d dmringg
"A very strong situation on the stage In
| which Pastor Manders and Mrs. 'Alying
! were the chief actors. Mrs. Alving said to
the pastor: II feel almost like throwing
my arms about your neck" The young
| lady spectator, who had been wrought. UP
| to a high pitch of excitement, exclaimed
at this moment '.Oh, wish she would"
| In an ordinary performance such an cutlery
would have been sufficient to ruin the eff
| feet of the scene, but in this instance so
engrossed were the spectators In the action
| of the play that onlyNa few chuckies of
Ibsen's much talked of drama will be seen
| In this city at the Hyperion tonight. Mary
| Shaw will head the company.
SOC ~
| The most gorgeous musical production
Klaw & Eranger have ever made will he
| presented at the Hyperion tomorrow night,
| when Harry B. Smith and Gustav kerkers
new spectacular musical comedy, "The Bill
lionaire," with the famous Klaw & En-
| LANCER company headed by Jerome Sykes.
| 1.-THE Millionaire" last season played to
most successful four months engagement
at Daly's theater, New York. '"The Billion
aire'' is an entirely new departure in mtlsi-
| cal comedy, ai,d will be staged with de-
| gree of magnificence which Will completely
| eclipse anything of this kind that has here
| tofore been seen on the American stage.
More than 125 people will present it, and
| three carloads of brilliantly spectacular
scenery and costumes will be utilized Klaw
| & Erlanger have surrounded MIR. Sykes with
| whom possesses a wide reputation in this
field of stage work. The principal support
| ing roles are played by Nellie Follis,. Josie
Intropodi, Sallie Fisher, Carol McComas,
| ton, Martha Ross. Messy Kelly, Ethel In.
| tropodi, Martha Adams, Anna Belle Cor
don, Harry MacDonough, Harry Kelly,
| Walter Percivai, Lester w. Keith. John 2.
Kennedy, Hans r, Robert, jean steptling,
L. B. Foley and Abraham Freidland. Such
an array Of names would lend Importance
to even less pretentious production made
by manager not so widely known as Klaw
seat SAL now open. Prices $3.50, 81, 75c,
SOC.
1t will be welcome news for musical en-
tbusiasts for Creatore to learn that the
will visit New Haven again on the oath and
; 25th of September Thursday and Friday
| evenings. Since his last engagement here
the band has baen increased In size, and
Sgnor Creatore also added some eminent
new players from Italy, who Joined his Or
! ganization last spring. He has played to
enormous audiences this summer at the big
dignifed resorts in Willow Grove, Philadel-
phia, Chautauqua, and New York city.
| Sale of seats will begin this morning at
the Hyperion box office at 8 a. m.
Prices CSC, Soc, Toe and 81.
OF familiar stars New York's biggest hit
last season was probably scored by Evans