The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24

trombone player and Levy's greatest rival |
Mr.. lines mas been STYLED 1.-The PagsniDi OF |
rrombopists" by the French. the King OF |
from bonists" by the Germans, and the most |
most marvellous instrumentelist of the cen. |
fury by the Russians He has bsen feted |
and ionized in every capital in Christeo |
dem. and. in fact. stands to day the most !
wonderful so.oist of the age.
Mrs Constance Esine Mszzsrs will als0 |
give some choice selections on the piano.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
Having given the patrons of the Museum
two weeks OF comedy-drama and one week
OF spt cislties Manager Sackett will change |
the bill again this week and present neg
programme, the chief feature OF which viii
be Drew, Sackett & Co.'s Mastodon Minstrel
Combination, an organization that has been
selected with much care. and will compIse
iayorabiy with any of the minstrel compa
Eies on the road. The combination numbers
twenty ght people. and includes soma of
the hest talent obiainable. That this state
ment is true it need only to be said that
among others, will appear such artists as Nc
Intyre and Heath, team that has long been
famous both in the South and North, and
who will rank with the beat comedians in
the miDstrel business; Frank Lewis, the re-
nowned topical vocalist; Barker and LePetrs,
team too well known 10 need Introduction;
the celebrated Clipper Quartette Ia
q new speciality and pleasing vocal selec-
tons Bobby Taylor, the notsd end man
and singer; James Barton, specially come-
dian; Thomss Williams, negro character
actor. and others whose names are fsmilisr
to the amusement going public. In addition
to this combination Miss ST.. George Hussey
will appear at each performances. Miss Hus-
sey, who is one OF the bsst ii not really the
best IRISH male impersonator nov bsfore the
public has not been secn II Indiana polls for
Eeversl years. and her appearance will be
ore Ct the best features of the bill. Mics
Dollie Sharpe will remain another week and
{; introduce new songs aud dances, while otn-
| ers Of equal excellence will be on the bill.
| The fact that strong combinations ALWAYS
| Fl ! the Museum to the limit OF It's
Manager sackett will allow none but
the best to appear on his stage. Ia the
| Curiosity Hall will be presented some of the
| cid and number OF new features. The
Wyandotte Triplets and the bearded lady
| Will remain, TO which viii be added the great
! Expansionist, or human balloon, wonder
| full novelty; Adine Veroa, the human
match; LowRnda Baldwin the armless paint
er; the Stems. mind-readeTs, and other fea.
lures of an interesting character. Altogeth-
err tnis is q remarkably strong list Of sttrsc'
tions, and should draw large crowds daring
the entire week.
a very lerge corps of actors have been en
| gagged for next W ek a. the Zoo. insisting of
| The -Four Comets; Miss Lillian Markham, the
| finest serio comic singer upon the variety
| stage; Vernon ard Gilmore, NJ. Nibbie;
Miss Msoge Aston, the champion clog
| dsnceT; CHARTS King, Gallagher and West
| ard the Gray Sisters, who made such a hit
lest week. Msnsger Gilmore is doing his
best TO please every one, and is making
great success. The prices are 25 10 and 10
| cents, giving every one a chance to witness 3
| good performances efca afternoon and night.
S. B. Murray the retired actor, is fast max
| ing fortune ont OF Mist"
| Il b Mantell has an intention of starring
in company OF his own next season.
w. ]. Florence intends to appear in that
old drama. mo Thoroughfare," next season.
"Peek.a Boo Seaman closes rather sue
ctssfal season at Ann Harbor, Michigan, on
| the 30.h.
Marsh Adsms's sister is in town looking
| for 6n engagement. Sns does clever SOM
and dance and banjo turn.
The MGtlack Combination, OF "a Cee.
brated Case" fame, may possibly play re-
turn engagement at EOglish'e shortly.
The Elks will only meet on the first Sun-
day n ght of the months of June, July and
Eugust-Just one session mouth. The
meeting may possibly be changed to q mig ht
during the week.
MUSICAL NOTES
The family of Mr.. Ii I. Condo, on North
Alabama street, is quite musical one, Mr..
c. himself possessing a very rich tenor voice.
Some very fine music was rendered dur
ing the recent meeting OF the Grand Lodge
l. o. o. F., by select choir from the city
lodges
The benefit rendered to Miss Lulu Burt al
Paris, Ill +, was very successful and quite en-
couraeing to that promising and talented
young lady,
Prof. Max Leokper has located his music
p6rlors ana residence a. is East Michigan
street, where he will be pltaIed TO receive his
many friends.
Mrs. Milton Robertson deserves a great
deal OF praise for the manner ia which sh e
has conducted the affairs OF the Matinee
Musicale the pest sesson.
Mr.. A. Koehue aud brother, Louis hag re.
turned from Nashville, Tenn, and relocated
in this city. Mr.. X. is brilliant tenor soloist,
and will again take sn active interest in local
musical matters.
Mr.. Emil Idebling has made many warm
admirers and friends during his two recltAls
in this city. Theo. Pislllin & Co. deserve
thanks in bringing this taleutei gentleman
before the public.
There Will no doubt be q large attendance
81 Tie second sacred concert TO be given -.
night al Lyfa Hal, by the City Baud and
orchestra. The programme is comprised OF
very fine selections.
In assisting Mr. Lebiipg, Of Chicsgo a. the
piano Ieciials Friday night aud yesterd AZ
afternoon, the Apollo Q larte. AID Mrs En-.
r'que Miller represented our local talent Ga a
manner which would DO credit even 10 pr.
fessicr ale.
The last fortnighuy meeting OF The Ma'iase
NJ, cafe took place lest Wednesday aflsr'
noon. s1los were given by Mesdsme3 Walk.
er, Appel ard LoFtring, and Misses Wait.
ridge ard Sylla. Tee annual election n
oficers occurs on Wednesday, May p.
Mr.. Ernsstinoff, director OF the Indisuso'
oils Lyra states that. vita tho co.opera i0l
Of the entire membership OF the society,
both chorus Gnd orchestra, he has dec ded TO
keep MP the regular rehearsals daring TIE
summer months, and prepare 10 advance
for the hne concerts to be given next season.
The list Of prizes 10 bs offered for mlsi,al
superiority By Mr.. Emil Wulschner will b.
lound Ia the annual catalogue Of the Sia'e
Fair Association. The classes comprise Win.
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