The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
HERNE's "HEARrs OF OAK

| HERNE's HEARTS OF OAK"
| Although presented in Indianapolis thirty
times within the past two years, "Hearts of
| Oak" has evidently lost none of the public favor
which it so readily gained upon its first repre-
sentation, the Grand, last night, being filled to
Its full capacity. The story of the play is
now familiar one, both to the public and the
company. The scenic effects are as realistic as
ever. The storm, the wreck, the mill scene with
the machinery in full action, the charming do
nestle picture, the illuminated scene near
Whalens wharf, and the other tableaux, are
marves. James A. Herne, as Terry
Dennison, gives well-balanced and intelligent
conception OF the part. "Chrystal," the sweet
neart, by Miss Mollie Corcoran, considering that
she has acted the part only since the retirement
OF her sister, is clever and effective bit of work
Inc acting of Henry Bergman, F. Chippendae,
Ghas H. Clarke, Hattie Saphore and little Maud
| thompson, was good, and the sweet little baby
was as attractive aud amusing as ever. "Hearts
OF OAK Will be repeated tonight, at the natl
nee tomorrow and Tomorrow night.
ENGLIsH's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRANGER,
Maude Granger, favorite here, opened q
three nights engagement at English's last night
in "The Planters Wife" Miss Granger is one OF
the most popular emotional actresses, and sus-
tains the leading role in the play now running
with power for which she is noted. While not
30 strong, perhaps, as in 1.-THE Bankers Daugh-
| ter" she portrays edith Gray" with great force
Her support is not particularly strong, but the
| play was put on in very good style, and promises
10 draw well. The opening night was greeted
with good audience, considering the unfavDra-
| Die weather and the further fact that the same
piece Will be played during the remainder OF the
week. Mr.. Harry Lacy, Mr. j. ". Summers and
| MISS LILLIAN De GarmO deserve mention.
| NOTES.
The Langtry sale at the Park Theater con-
| tinues Nth good results. About 81 500 worth
| OF seats have been taken.
The last three nights of next week the wilbur
| Opera Company will be at English 8 Opera-house
ana Will present popular operas, with change
| OF programme each evening.
Nine. Marie Gestinger, the noted German
artlste, VIII give a single performance Of
LecOcque's brilliant comic opera sThe Trom
next. The advance sale of seats opened az
Oanerons music store yesterday.
The sale of seats for the engagement of Mod
Jeska at the Grand the last half of next week
| commences at the box-office of the theater 10,
| morrow morning at 10 O'Clock. Checks will he
given out from to O'Clock, in order to avoid
confusion. The repertoire has been slightly
changed, and now stands: GAS You Like It1
| Thursday evening, "Odette'' Friday eyenlnr
| "Canllle" Saturday matinee, and Twelfth
Night" Saturday evening
Philadelphia Record: "Ruin and disaster an
pear to accompany Mrs Langtry wherever she
goes. The theater i'll which she was TO make her
New York debut burned down on the day set for
her nrst appearance Her Boston engagement
was made a terror to her manager through Ihe
nrst appearance of her masculine adjunct Co
incident with her arrival in New Orleans was
| tne appearance OF an unparalleled storm, which
enectually prevented the winter races This
week she is at Cincinnati, and the city ia al
nlcted by the greatest food on record Is Mrs
Langtry Jonahi"