The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

MAY BL1SSOM AT THE GRAND.
Tonight and during the remainder of the
week the attraction at the Grand Opera
House will be the original Madison Square
Theater Company in their greatest success,
entitled "May Blossom" by David Belasco.
Esq.,, author of Hearts of Oak" "Ls Bale
Russo" and other successful plays. 1t is
said to be one of the prettiest and purest do
nestle dramas ever written, and is strong
dramatically. The performances mere viii
be exact reproductions, in every particular,
of those given for six consecutive months at
the famous Madison Square Thester, New
York, including the entire original CON-
psny, scenery and effects. The advance sale
of seats has been very large, insuring large
aud brilliant audiences In the cast OF
characters we note the following strong
names: MAY Blossom" the tishermans
daughter. Miss Georgia Cayvan; "Stevs
Harland," a young fisherman, Mr.. Joseph
Wheelock; TON Blossom" father of May,
Mr. Benjamin Maginley.
''THE CRIMES OF LONDON"
"The Crimes of London" the new spec
tacular piece, produced last season in Pbiia
delpbia and written by Mr.. Charles D5Kress
will receive it's initial presentation at Eng
lish's Opera House tonight. "The Crime
Of London" is not a B1wery play, bus
a strongly constructed melo-drama, abound
ing in snowy situations and full of comedy
interest. Miss Maud Stuart, of this city
will appear In the cast tonight. Prices viii
range, ten, twenty-five, thirty-ive aud fifty
cents. Ia addition, the superb military
band of the organization will parade the
street to-day, and give concert tonight in
front OF the house.
NOTES.
Zoo atinee to-day.
Don't forget that the Dime Museum is open
ct 10 in he morning and will so remain till
10p.m.
Colon Ell Keys, Joe Enmers announcing
agent" is expected in town today TO do the
previous for his clever star.
Mis- Maud Stuart, OF this city, has been
specially engaged to create the part of Nell
Tstters," in The Crimes OF London" aud
will appear to night.
The Acamless Eden Company have hung
in the windows some of the most gorgeous
Autographs ever seen in this city. The CON.
psuy, it is said, carry their wardrobe in a
pill box.
Edward c. Mason, Business Manager o.
Gill * Arthur's Two Bad Men" company,
is fairly painting the town red" ia the in
terest OF bis attraction, which he declares j.
the biggest go" OF anything on the road.
The last half of next week the inimitsble
and Only Joseph X. Emmett will return to
the Grand Opera House, appearing 10 his
latest and best play, "The Strange Marriage
of Fritz" Tins will be welc1,ue intslli gence
TO all classes OF tbester -goers.
Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee the at
traction at The Grand Opera House will be
Gill & Arthur's Comedy Company in the
latest farcicsl success. 1T NO Bad Men" The
company, which is headed by VIM. Gill
Paul Arthur. and Miss Eleanor Deering is
90 unusually strong one. The piece is So Il
10 be equally as funny as "Buuch of Keys :"
Rag Baoy," or IA Farlor Match" and has
met with wonderful success in other cities
Sale OF seats opens tomorrow morning.
Miss Elsie Hall, press agent of Lilly
Clark's "Adamless Eden" Company, is in
the city, arranging for the appearance of her
company at English's Opera House OF
Thursday evening, January %. The COM
pany is heralded as the most novel before
the public. The performance is given en-.
firely by ladies' including ladies' orchestra
doorkeepers, ushers and ticket sellers
Wherever the company have appeared they
have played to the full capacity of the house.
and no doubt English's will be packed or
this occasion.