The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-28
TIE AMUSEMENT REVIEW.
The Clara Norris Engagement-0ther The
atrical Attractions

Miss Clara Morris, who, in certain lines of emo.
tional acting, has no equal on the stage will ap-
pear at the Grand tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings, the engagement being justified by the
unqualified success, both artistic and financial,
of her performance of "Article AZ" here earlier
in the season. Tomorrow night she will play
Mercy Merrick, in New Magdalene," and on
Wednesday night Camille" She is supported
by Mr.. Gustavus Levick, Clement cambridge,
Lille Eldridge and other well known people So
much interest is manifested in the forthcoming
engagement that large delegations from other
cities of the State have Indicated their intention
to be present The advance sale, which is now
in progress at the box Office, is excellent In
many respects these will be the most interesting
performances of the season, and the attendance
should be commensurate with their merits Miss
Morris will arrive in the city to-day, she does
not play tonight. Her company, in charge of
Mr.. w O. Wheeler, will be here tomorrow.
1.-THE Strangers of Paris" which is to be pre-
scented at the Grand the last three nights of the
week is French melodrama or remarkably
well-sustaned interest, and eXcelently acted by
a company which has lsadore Davidson, Selma
Feter and other good people. The scenic effects
of the production will be unusually fine. The
sale begins on Tuesday.
Lille Halls burlesque company will be at
the Zoo all week and large business is assured,
as the company is good one.
NOTES.
Julius Calm will star Catherine Lewis next
season in a musical comedy
Mrs. Mary Tousey, of this city. will be with
Minnie Palmer again next season.
George Castles ten cent" show will play
return engagement at Englishs next week.
1t is not improbable that Manager Harris, of
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, will start first class
museum in this city.
Julian Martinetti, the well-known panto
mmist. was buried in Baltimore last Tuesday
by the B. p O. Elks
Miss Clara Morris, her husband Mr.. F. G.
Harriott, and her manager. Frank l.. Goodwin,
arrived in this city last night and are at the
Denison
1t is a significant fact that at Cincinnati on
Friday night Miss Clara Morris turned people
away at Heuck's while "Othello'' at the festival
drew but sparingly.
Whiting Allen, agent of the Sells Brothers
big show is in town arranging for the eXhlbi-
tions here May and 10 The show is an excel
lent one this season.
The Buckingham Theater at Louisville will
hereafter play only combination and legitimate
attractions The Whallens have made fortune
in the variety business and will probably drop it
for the .egit
MISS May henry played Luciano IN comedy
of Errors at the Cincinnati dramatic festival
last Wednesday night, and made decided hit.
The papers were particularly complimentary in
their notices of her.
Mr. Golfer, Mr. Ambrose and Miss Baker, of
the Robson s. Crane company will go with John
II. Raymond next season. The latters business
will not he in charge of Brooks & Dickson, but
will be under the management of Mr.. Golfer
who has ability and experience
The net loss of the Cincinnati dramatic festival
will be about $50 00O which will be made good
by the guarantee fund of $780, 900. The success
full performances were las You Like IT.
Twelfth Night and COMEDY of Errors" The
remainder We're not satisfactory.
Jay j. jackson and Lillian Diard, of the
"Princess Ida" company, were married in
couple issued the following printed notice of the
event Prom this date Jay J. jackson and
Lillian Diard have consolidated and viii be
known hereafter as Mr.. and Mrs. jackson, and