The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-31
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Matinee at the z,o today at ,. A s.roog
bill will be given.
The Zoo Theater announces an extraordi-
narily strong bill for next week
The Elks will give an invitation social at
their lodge room tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock.
The dashing little soub.ette actress, Miss
Frances Bishop, in Mugs Landing" will
be at English's the last part of next week.
Several fashionable theater parties will
witness the Ford Ccmpany's performances
nextw week.
The boom a the Dime Museum continues
and everybody is delighted with the show
given. There will be children's ''bon BON
matinee this afternoon at O'Clock, and
every little boy and girl attending will be
presented with a package Of choice candy.
Next Monday, Tuesday srd Wednesday
evenings the attraction at English's Opera
House will be Miss Kate Clsxton and Charles
h. Stevenson In the romantic melodrams,
"a Sea of Ice" This beautiful play ha
been seen here before, and highly com
mended. Sale OF seats now in progress.
The Redmund-Bsrry combination re-
peated "a Midnight Marriage" at EngIish's
last night to another large and well-pleased
audience. 1t is an excellent play well acted.
and 1t will repay anyone to see it. There
will be a low priced matinee to day at
o'clock and final performance tonight.
The Elks' benefit promises to be "the big
gest thing of the season." The sale of seats
yesterday was very large, insuring a fine
house. The bill arranged COMPRISES the
grandest aggregation of talent ever appearing
10 any one entertainment in indianapolis,
The boxes will be sold at auction tomorrow
night at the lodge room. Mr.. ]. B. Doris,
the circus man, has already bid $50 for box
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A veritable feast of laughter will occur at
Dickson's Grand Opera House the last part
Of next week, when those talented and popu.
lar comedians Harrison & GourIey, and
their merry confreres appear in their uni
versally successful humorous creation,
skipped by the Light OF the Moon.n This
production has been the reigning laughing
success for the past two years in ali the prin-
clpa cities OF America from New York 20
San Francisco, and iseverywhere conceded
to be the funniest OF all funny stage produc
lions. Despite the hard times ii packs the
houses everywhere.
Manager Sackett, CT the Monarch Museum,
has engaged one of the most wonderful at.
fractions for next week that has ever been
seen IN this city. II is called the Auto
matte I sssion," and is in the nature OF a
clock, odeled after the famous Strasburg
clock. ], is seventeen feet high aud twelve
feet wide, ana accurately represents the
birth, life and crucifxion of our Savior
Ii is considered the acme oil mechanism,
and has been the study OF ministers aud
scientific men OF two continents. Miss
Myrtle kiDglsnd, the noted Lectures, ex-
hibits it,
The brief season of Graud English Opera
to be given a. the Grand Opera House, the
drst half Of next week, by the popular
Charles f. Ford Company. with Miss Zelda
Sc uin Wallace as the prlma donna from
'ses 10 be one of the most fashionable as wei
As artistic events Of the season. The al
vance sale opened yesterday and was very
large, over 200 seats being taken in less than
an hour, sixteen seats being reserved By a
heater party of well-known society pslpje
The repertoire viii De as follows: Monday
evening, Bohemian Girl" Tuesday evea.
ing, Nell Gwynne;" Wednesday matiues
IRA Diavolo," and Wednesday evening
"Girala" g Black Cloaks) The Or ces range
70 m fifteen cents to 81.