The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27

stage performance was excellent from rst
to last. 1t opened with Miss Ella Welby, a
fair vocalist, followed by ]. 81. Sym 1nds, a
clever aged negro impersonator: Georgia
KANE. an excellent serio.comic: lie Monde,
wonderful high wire-wslker; Master frankie
Jones, who made great hit in his excellent
representations; 7. J. Heron, the bsst OF all
onelegged song aud dance men; Arreca
Murilla, sveet-voiced operate vocalist
and the great and onlv Whitfield, poly
phonist, or the man of many faces This
gentleman gives limitations of people one
sess every day, and is truly the most versa.
q 9 artist thst has appeared here il many
moons In fact he is a whole show witaiu
himself. Go and see him. Sans oil every
afternoon and evening this week. Don't
miss II. Admission to all only ten cents.
THE zoo THEATER.
The Zoo opened the week last night to a
fair house. The show was well recsived,
though there was some disappointment.
owing the detention of some of the per-
formers caused by 8 railroad delay. How
evcr, the show was in the main good. The
performance begsn with the laugdable
farce. VANITY Fair" followed by "Karoly
Ordey, the Hungarian juggler and oalancer,
Who does an excellent act. Miss Hazel
Blake caught on" immediately, and craa ed
quite furore AMONGST the audience.
Miss Minnie Kaye did as well as
usual. Gallager and Maurice kept
the aud ence laughing all the
time thew were upon the stage Toe "Broo
Brigade" Is com pOsed of eight ladies who
execute the drill in fine style. Bake and
Hamilton are IS good il not better
tnan hist week. Their style is very
easy, their songs new ard their acting very
taking The Gillett Brothers are very fine,
doing some very neat tumbling. The per.
torrance concluded with the Imaginable
efterp ecs. Our Bosrders." Matinee to .dsy
with performance every night throughout
the week.
The attractions at the Grand Opera House
next week will De the Ford Opera Company
first three nights, and Harrison & Gourlsy
last three nights.
The matinee prices ~ "Ophe Is aid
Eurydice" to-morrow -raoon will De only
twenty-five and fifty cents to all parts the
house Take it in.
Commencing Thursday evening next, and
continuing for three nights and Saturday
matinee, st Enelish's the attraction will be
tie Redmond Barry combination IN Charles
Osboines strong romantic Drama "a Mid
night Marriage" Both play and company
comes highly recommended by the press OF
other cities. Tie sale OF seats opens this
morning al the tDeater.
The advance sale of seats for the engage
ment for that stirling artistic, Miss Maude
Granger, in ]. X. Tillotson's great romantic
play, "Lynwood," at the Grand the last half
of this week opens this morning at O'Clock
at the theater box-offics and should be large.
This is really one OF the best attractions
that will be here this season, and the CON-
psny is extraordinarily strong. Miss Gran
ger is a local fsvorlte, and, as every one
kDows,is a most charming emotional ac-
tEsss. She will be ably supported by the
talented young leading man, Mr.. w. S.
Hopkins, and Messrs. B. L. Ringold, W. II.
Thompson, J. s. Franco sur, Charles Norris,
William Richardson, Miss Rachel Booth,
Miss Lillian Chantore and others. There
Will be no advance in the prices.