The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Coming Attractions at the Various
Local Theaters for the Cur
rent Week.
ga Hoop Of GoId" and May Blossom"
at the 0rsnd-Wilbur Opera Com
psny and "Crimes Of London"
at English's-The Museum
and zoo-Notes.
"a HOOP or GOLD AT n egAsD

"a 6S0-<HOt05s
"a HOOP or COLD AT TEE esAsp.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even.
2nes next, and Wednesday matineee, the
attraction Ut the Grand opera House
viii be Lennon & Co.'S great spec
SECULAR meledrama, entitled "a Hoop
Of Gold," by the noted author,
Mortimer Murdoch, Esq. /. comes highly
recommended by the press OF other cities,
al d has the prestige of Q 7O0-night ran in
London, as well as several weeks In New
York This is its second season in America
and its success is undated. 1t will be
presented here with many new and
novel stage effects. q car load of special
scenery and q most excellent cast. including
among others Messrs. George Morton, Chas.
+. Herbert. Scott Walters, Waiter Lennon
D.. Young. Arthur Moulton. Marcus Mo.
Rarity. I. j. Branick, w. II. Clarke. James
Thornton, T. ID. Howard. Misses Beatrice
Lib. Josephine Laurens, Ada Morton,
Marion Lester, May Parker and others.
"MAY BLOSSOM" AT THE GRAND.
On next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee, January IS.
&c and II, there viii be presented at the
Grand Opera House what the Madison
Equase Theater regards as its most signal
triumph since the days when Hazel
Kirke'' was first produced. We refer 10 the
plsy of May Blossom" by David Bslasco.
The popularity OF this drama has been al
most phenomenal. II enjoyed Q run OF six
consecutive months at the home theater.
and was then Withdrawn in the full tide of
success to meet contracts which had been
made for its appearance outside OF New
York. Critics agree almost unanimously in
calling 1t "the second Hazel Kirke.'" aud
predict that il viii outstrip "Hszer' in the
hearts OF the public. 1t will be produced
here with the entire original scenery and
effects Of the New York run-aleo the entire
original cast, which embraces Miss Georgia
Cayvan, Jos. Wheelock, Benz. Maginley,
Forrest Robinson, w. n. Crompton and
otbess. The play and players have been
Winning golden opinions on all sides.
vILBuR OPERA coasANx AT ESeLisH's.
Tomorrow night, ut English's Opera
House, the Wilbur Opera Company COM
me ice Q limited engagement of three nights,
wiki Wednesday matinee, presenting that
Brightest and best work of Charles Lecocq,
'y6irsfe-Girofia," Monday and Wednesday
fyenings, and the success, "The Little
Duke" Tuesday evening aud Wednesday
matinee. indianapolis has had very little
opera this season, and the company, one OF
uniform excellence, should do q large husi-
pess, in view OF the further reduction of
prices during this engagement. The com.
pany has appeared here frequently and
given satisfaction, and this season
Abe organization IS considerably strength
sneo. The PRINCIPALS are NJ e.
Chapman, Mf. J. T.. Comfy, Miss
SUSIE KirWin and Miss George knowlton.
-Four member of the organization reside in
this city. The Pittsburg Commercial says:
1.-THE Little Duke suits the Wilbur Com
pany.. Miss Kirwin took the part OF 'Fa-
orice.' 1t was her FIRST appearance hare as a
"a Ard -. -.l-- - ---.----
than she does a woman. Miss Annie Myer
wss a charming Blanche She sang with
spirit. and won the first place with the audi
enos- The company Ia stronger than when
II appeared here last season." The scale OF
prices VIII range ten. twenty-five, thirty-ive
and hfty cents during this engagement.
GRIMES OF LosDos.'
ssrhe Crimes of London" will be given at
Tnglish's Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings and 1T the Saturday matinee. THE
Cunes of London" is = romantic and some.
what lurld melodrams, rs it's title indicates,
but the probabilities are not unduly strained
by the plot, which is rather a series OF tab
ieaux than the firmly welded links of . con.
p~ecuiive narrative. Some of ths climaxes
effective. The piece Is we'll staged aud tbs
characters IN competent hands.
THE zoo.
The management at the ~favorite West End
amusement theater have prepared q new
and varied bill for this week. The Zoc
folks keep up with the times, and manage to
secure the best speciality attractions that are
IN the country.
THE MUSEUM.
The cid Park Thester has been almost for
gotten In the new attractions now offered by
tna Museum management In the old build
ing Ledies and children now have q first
class place OF entertainment where they may
go alone and enjoy themselves Tor an hour
for . very small sQm.
NOTES.
h reduced prices Of admission at tn,
Grand continue to make il more populal
thsn ever.
Miss Susie Kervin, o. the Wilbur 0per,
Company, comes with a splendid reputation
- . delightful singer and good actress.
Miss Msble and Julia Nichols. Miss Id
Howell and Mr.. Charles X. Black, Of tn
Wilbur Opera Company, are residents OF thi
city.
The attractions at the Grsud Opera House
following May Blossom" are Mr.. Gill;
Buriesque Comedy Company in Two Bs(
Men" for three nights, aud "FfitZ'' Emme'
5or three nights. Both are strong cards
The Wigwam Rink no1nc an attract
I've feature for Tuesday evening next, la q
way Of . ''necktie and apron party to
Jsay wearing tbs largest apron 10 receive a
. prize n pair Of skates, and the possessor @
7he largest necktie 70 receives a similar prize
For Friday evening q couple race Is prom
jsed.
Georgia Csyvas. who plays the title par
IN May Blossom, " assumed the leading rol
IN .sGdipus," The Greek play, which va
produced g few years ago ct Booths Iheatel
Although, at that time, scarcely more tina
= young girl. her sUccessS as most PR
nounced.
Eurcrsan inventors intend to utilize p:
tsto peeIs, bread crusts and the vegetable I,
fuse OF households and hotels. and 10 cor
vert II into alcohol by the following process
The refuse Is placed in O vessel, and watt
and sulphuric acid are added; the whole
zeated 1t 77o @. for an hour, and then belle
nuul all the starch contsined In the ma
he's been converted into sugar. The mixtur
IS BOW left to cool in order to allow fermef