The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-02
AMCSENIENTS.

THE THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
At the Grand tonight Calendars Consolidated
ColOred Mnstrels, strong organization in
every way, will give single performance, and
1t is probable that the house will not hold the
people who desire to attend. Tomorrow night
the best English-speaking opera company on the
road, McCaull's, from the Bijon Opera-house,
New York, will present Lecocq's new compost
ticn, "Heart and Hand" which is a great metro.
politan success, to be followed by Gilbert e. Sui
lvan's "sorceror" Wednesday night. John How
son, Dgby Bell and Laura Joyce are the princi-
pal members of the company, which Is large and
carefully selected. The sale of seats is already
good. Thursday night the Clio Club will
repeat EILEEN Oge," and the theater will be
closed the last two nights of the week.
AT Englishs, the first three nights of the week
Carrie Swain, new candidate for favor as a
star, will appear in "Cad, the Tomboy" and
"Mab, the Miners Daughter" plays in which
she has met with considerable success. She is
features of the performance. The latter part of
the week Harry Meredith, excellent factor,
will present his Western drama "Ranch Ten"
with which he has been identified for two years
past.
AT the Zoo, the stellar attraction this week is
the LeonZo Brothers with their trained dogs
and other animals, in the sensational drama
"Ruperts Dogs" The olo will include the eff
forts of Charles ana Essie Crayon, John Max,
NOTES.
Maude Stewart (Grubbs) is making big hit as
the blind girl in "Young Mrs Winthrop" at the
Madison Square Theater.
Brooks Il Dickson have leased the Standard
Theater, New York, and will hereafter produce
all their new attractions there.
Margaret Mather has made the greatest hit in
Boston this season. She is to-day the most
promising actress on the stage.
Charley Stowe, n reformed editor who is now
engaged In getting advance pufs for Barnum's
big show, which exhibits here May %, is in town.
known here, and formerly one of the best come
dams in that profession, died last week in San
Francisco, of consumption.
Gus Levch has been discharged from Hay
erly 3 "Siberia" party for assaulting Max Free
man, the stage manager, and will join the
Kiralfys who are about to revive "Michael
Strogoff," with Levich in the title role.
Ackland Won Boyle, who was formerly in the
variety business as Chinese impersonator, is
now Baptist minister in Brooklyn. He is a
brother of Anna Boyle, Fred Warde's leading
lady, and was formerly associated with Harry
Richmond in "Our Candidate"
A0bey's italian Opera Company, which is be-
ing organized Tor next season in the United
States, will probably include Mad. Christine
Nilsson, Mad. Etelka Gerster, Mad. Alwina
Valleria, Mad. Scalchi, Mad Lablache, Mad.
Zelda Seguin-W Wallace, Sig. Italo Campanini, Sig.
Del Puente, Sig stagno, NJ. Lassalle, and other
eminent artists.
Speaking of amateur performances, q person.
who recently sat through when they pre-
sented 1.-TWO Nights in Rome" ia just beginning
TO get about and declaring that he would sooner
spend Two nights IN sewer" than go again,
wants to know If there is not some law to pre-
vent these people from tickling audiences to
death with emotional plays.