The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
AMUSEMEN rs.
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE

THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"Hazel Kirke" will be presented at the
Grand Opers House tonight. 1t has been
given here many times, but its popularity
does not wane. Crowds 20 20 see it every
time they get the opportunity. Miss Helen
Desmond will take the part OF Hazel"
Later In the week she will appear in "Es-
meraldan and other plays. Tuesday matt
nee and evening she will repeat Hazel
Kirke;" Wednesday matinee and night.
"Esmeralda;" Friday matinee and night
Leah, the Forsaken." Saturday mstines
and evening will be presented for the first
time in many years the romantic Irish
drama, THE Colleen Bawn." Popular
prices 10 and 20 cents, will prevail, with 10
cents extra for reserved seats. Box Office
open all day to. day and pleasant, comfort
able seats may be secured without much
trouble.
RIcEs SURPRISE PARTY AT EEGLIsH's.
To night, and the entire week. Rice's Sur
prise Party, in Pop, or the Fortunes OF q
Dramatic Author" one of the brightest Q ,m-
edies now before the American public. The
combination numbers some of the best c)m-
edians, actors and singers in the profession
At the cheap prices of admission the man.
agemtnt may, no doubt, look for q repetition
of the business two weeks ago. There has
been a change in the cast since their appear
ance here some time since. The scenery, OF
which the cabin of an ocean steamer is the
main one is &c real In Appearance as the
genuine article. The music is catchy" the
singing tirs-class and the acting throughout
excellent In fact, there 10 nothing lest IN
done to make the performance we'll worth
eeeing. On Tuesday afternoon every lady
and child viii be presented with tooth
some box of candy. On Wednesday after
noon the gift will be q magnificent Japanese
| ornament, on Friday afternoon beautiful
| toy, Fricay night the entire audience will be
| photographed, Saturday matinee q hand
| some bouquet Of flowers 10 every lady attend.
| ing. in commemoratlon of Decoration Day,
| and the children receive at the same time
| tox Of candy. People should go early to es-
| cape being crowded at the box office.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Drew, Ssckett & Co.'s Mastodon Minstrsls
| q combination that comes well spoken OF,
| and Miss St. George Hussey's Luminaries
will be the chief attractions at the Museum
| this week. Miss Hussey is the best Irish
character impeuonator that has been seen
| here, and the Msstodon Minstrels give q per-
| fofmance with many original and pleasing
| features. The attractive array OF ouriosities
secured includes anumber Of novelties never
before seen In this city, and alo yether the
show Is an exceptionally strong one and
should draw large crowds.
THE zoo.
A very large corps OF actors have Deen en-
| gagged for this week CT the Zoo, consisting Of
| the four comets; Miss Lillian Markham, the
| finest serio comic singer upon the variety
| stage; Vernon and Gilmore, NJ. Z. Nibble;
Miss Madee Aston, the champion clog dancer;
| Charles King, Gallas b Dr. and West, and the
| Gray Sisters, who made such hit last week.
Manager Gilmore Is doing his best to please
everyone, and is making great success. The
prices are %. 10 and II cents. giving every
one chance to witness good performances
| Zach afternoon and NIGHT