The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-24
AMUSEMENT IS,
EMMETT AT THE GRAND.

EMMETT AT THE GRAND.
The Grand Opera House was again fall 10
overlooking last night 70 witness the second
performance Of the ever popular Fritz ,
Emmett In his ne play, THE Strange Mar
riage of Fritz" and the enthusias N
amounted to almost an ovation. Mr.. En-
met does the best acting of his life in this
piece, and sings with all his old time sweet.
ness and dances with the same grace that
bss always been SO admired. In his peculiar
line be has no rival and his performance
has wonderful charm and Ease nation for
those who enjoy sweet singing, graceful
dancing and pleasing manners on the stage
The new songs introduced are all beautiful
and are given as only Emmett can give
them. The supporting company is evenly
bslncet and capable. There viii be Iadiss'
and children's natiPee this afternoon at ,
O'Clock and final performance tonight 81
5. Everybody should see Fritz"
''oRPHEUs AND EURYDIcEp COMING.
The sale of reserved seats for the engage
ment OF Rice IL Barton's Opera Bouffe Com.
pany of forty artists, at the Grand the rst
three nights of next week, opened yesterday
morning at the theater, and was very larys.
over 800 seats being taken before the Box
Office closed. The piece to be present ted is an
operate b1rlesoue, entitled "Orpheus and
Eudice," an adaptation of Often bach's fam.
oGs opera bouffs, "Orphee and Eufers."
which had run of over 400 nights in New
York. IL will be presented here with sub-
stantialiy the same company and scenery.
Among the ladies of the company whose
efforts are best appreciated are Misses Marie
Vanoni, as ''Eurydice," with French
and Spanish songs aud dances; Ms.
UIquhart as Venus Miss LaugdoD
as Diana" Miss Alliston as ''Juno." Mise
Daisy Murdoch as Cupid" Miss Bsmis,sr
as PubIc Opinion" and Miss McNulty -
"Mercary." Messrs. Louis De LANCE. SO
excellent comedian, as Jupiter Hsrrs
Pepper the "Orphe u.s." and Harry Daven
port tie Pluto" of the play. also cOntribu.e
materially to the success OF the performances
The CT 0Fus is large and well-drilled tbs
costu ns new and gorgeous, and the spectac.
ular 10 ensemble effects brilliant bevond
description. There viii be no advance il
the prices.
Matinee at the Zoo to-day ct , o'clock
Strong bill.
Only Enmet matinee to-day at the Grand.
Prices, %, so, 10 cents aud 81.
Remember Changes candy matinee" at
tie Museum to-day at . O'Clock, Every
child in attendance will be presented with
package of candy.
The last half OF next week the attraction
at the Grand Opera House will be the beauti
full and accomplished emotional artistic, Mis-:
Maude Granger, in J. K. Tillotson's latest
and best romantic military drama, "L;n-
wood"-a play which set all New York ~
last season. Miss Granger will have the suD.
port OF strong company, and the engage
ment will attract unusual attraction.
"A Midnight Marriage" which CINE. D
English's next Thursday hs7 evoked m1sl
favorable comment for the careful mauusr
in which it is placed on the stage. Tns CT.
tunes are said 10 bs especially rich All
characteristic. Mr.. Rsimund and Mrs b.
~ bsve appeared before the Indianapol
public several times before with the ,sto :
rheater Company, But never to SO god ad.
vantage as in this drams, which gives both
IN opportunity to give their dramatic y
ers foil scope.