The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-19

New Haven theater tonight, and Tues
day and Wednesday nights with mat
inee Wednesday, It is a brand new
production, this being the first season
on the road. 1t is an intensely inter-
esting American inelodrama, built on
entirely new lines, with entirely new
types of characters, new scenes and a
plot that is far away from the average
play plot as any one could desire, and
the author has succeeded in getting up
play that will suit the palates of
all classes of theatergoers. It is full OF
good clean comedy, has numbmer of
entertaining specialties, the story is
novel and unique, and there Is lot OF
heart interest and enough sensation to
please anyone. When you see It you
will admit that this is tn chest of all
American Inelodramas. The value Of
photography Is shown in the effective
manner In which 1t Is introduced IN the
new melodramam, Her Mad Mar
riage." "A boy Of the streets is ready
to take a flash light picture just be-
fore the crime Is committed. Without
knowing anything about the crime he
takes the picture and when the mega
tives are developed, he has not only a
remarkable likeness Of the villain who
committed the crime. but also picture
of the event itself. The result is, that
an innocent man has a stain lifted from
This character, and also thatJust punish
ment is melted out to the perpetrator OF
the crime.
Seats now on sale. Prices, l5c. to 5Oc.
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.UNDER SOUTHERN SKIES
At the New Haven theater Thursday
and Friday nights Under Southern
Skies one of the most delightful
dramas of the south. ever written, will
be presented by very large cast,
numbering twenty-seven people, and
complete equipment of special scenery.
.'Under Southern Skies, is one of the
largest and most expensive dramatic
companies travelling and Is now on Its
third successful season. 1t was first
presented in New York city in Novem-
Der, 1901, at the Theater Republic (now
the Belasco theater). There 1t had
run for threes months, and has since
then been on tour throughout the east,
returning three and four times to many
eastern cities. Large and fashionable
houses are the rule for this first class
attraction, and none Of our theatergo-
ers, who enjoy q fpdSplay finely pre-
sented, should miss 1t. Under South
ern skies is above story Of the south
told with so many original and fascin
ating touches, and by such diverting
types Of southern characters that the
play has been pronounced the most
original, diverting and unhackneyed
play of southern life ever written.
There win be bargain matinee Fri
day, at which prices will be 25c.. Soc.
Seat sale now open, Prices, 25c., 5Oe',
7bc., $1.Oo.
One of the best attempts at the sem
|sational in the strenuous drama, is
promised by the management Of the
New Haven theater in Her Marriage
Vow" which will be presented on Sat-
,urday, september "a, matinee and night.
In one Of the spectacular climaxes,
collision of two fast express trains
while running in opposite directions at
great speed in full view Of the audi
ence is averted This scene is said to
be SO thrillingly realistic that it arouses
the audience to wild enthusiasm. Seat
sale now open. Prices. 15c. to SOC.
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