The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29

kne Musical Comedy at the Hyperion Theater-The Full Cast for the Per formance.
 .The coming presentation at the Hype- bn theatre this evening of the original 1usical comedy ''The Man From Ehere,' by the Triangle club of Prince in university, under the auspices of se Yale Dramatic association, is being pked forward to with great deal of 5terest by both the undergraduates sd the town. There is much talk go- g on among the friends of all the large Istern colleges about comic opera pro- hctions, and New Haven is specially rtunate to be able to see one of these esentations in year of so great pros lrity for the visiting club. Besides the pt of the comedy, which is of an ex- 3ptionally amusing character, there le many comic side hits and humorous lngs. Among the latter ''The Yankee hgineer." as sung by MT. Truesdale, Hoy Love" by MT. Barbee and MT. Ines, and ''Go as Far as You Like by F Hardenberg, the president of the Ghb.
 The list of ladies who will act as pa- bnesses is as follows:
 K PATRONESSES.
 Mrs. Daniel c. Adams, New York |Ey; Mrs. Thomas D. Anderson, Alba N. Y; Mrs. H. Forrest, Cedarhurst, T.; Mrs. Franklin D. Glazier, South Glastonbury, Conn. Mrs. Henry Hutch Bon HoIlister, New York city; Mrs. feedrick B. Jennings, New York city; ts. S. LaRue Munson, Williamsport, b; Mrs. Harry D. Westcott, Haddon- Ild, N. J.; Mrs. J. w. Westcott, Had nfield, N. J.; Mrs. F. w. Baker, Mrs. illiam Beebe, Mrs. Henry A. Beers, rs. Thomas G. Bennett, Mrs. Timothy
 Bishop, Mrs. Walter Camp, Mrs. [hn B. Darlington, Mrs. Henry Cham bn, Mrs. Russell H. Chittenden, Mrs. bert S. Cook, Mrs. Charles s. DeFor- Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter, Mrs. Tim ly Dwight, Mrs. George B. Farnam, $. Irving Fisher. Mrs. Samuel H. sher, Mrs. John P. c. Foster, Mrs. E. Garrison, Mrs. Edward o. Gruener, Is. Arthur T. Hadley, Mrs. Thomas Joker, Mrs. Carleton M. Lewis, Mrs.
 Purdy Lindsley, Mrs. John w. tnsf1eld, Mrs. Edward Tompkins Mo- ughlin, Mrs ". G. Mixter Mrs. elps Montgomery. Mrs. Charles G. Prris, Mrs. Luzon B. Morris, Mrs. T.
 Munger, Mrs. Horatio w. Parker, Is. Bernadotte Perrin, Mrs. Frank c, rter, Mrs, Joseph Porter, Mrs. Henry lson Ring, Brs. Henry Bradford Sar- ht, Mrs. Allan B. Squire, MMrs. E. G bddard, Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
 Mrs. Emerson G. Taylor, Mrs. c. Townshend, Mrs. William R. Tyler S. Williston Walker, Mrs. John F Pir, Mrs. Pierce N. Welch, Mrs. F Y Ills Williams and Mrs. Henry F tight.
 k he story of the play is in itself ex- Pdingly humorous, dealing with a < Folution in the South American re- NDlic of Rio and the love affairs of
 American consuls sister, together h the successful attempt of the Bell Aoy PickIing Trust to annex the re- blic The songs which are introduc-
 are entirely original and very fun
 The Princeton men will arrive in Wv Haven this afternoon and they be the guests of the Yale men ile they are here.
 he cast for the comedy, which will presented at the Hyperion this even- will be as follows:
 enon Wilcox Telfair, United
 States minister to Rio..
 ..................H. o. Milliken, 1905 keberry, his man.
 ..................K. R. McAlpin, 1905 einald Telfair, the minister's
 younger brother ..............
 ..............W W. s. Katzenbach, 1904 nton Willis, chief engineer of the
 Rio Canal company. ..............
 .................J. R. Truesdale, 1904 h. Mithridates Quegg, of Where,
 Iowa, travelling representative of
 the Bell Buoy Pickle Trust. .....
 .........T. E. Hardenbergh, jr., 1904
 Wolf Hoppinton, late of the Sun
 ny Widows Opera company.
 ......s...............J l.. Martin, 1907
 or Malatesta, confidential chef
 of the president. .... H. l.. Mills, 1904
 'oreador. .........G. T. Tittman, 1905 hey Telfair, the minister's sister
 .............G. T. Bispham, jr., 1904
 Telfair, her mother. er............
 ...........S. A. Lewiston, 1904
 .garet Dudley and Honora Bel
 mont, guests of Mrs. Telfair....