The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-12

sway a1u hlgutiy posting tns slgu stand
ing room only. will return TO tAe Grand
Opsra House this Thursday evening, Febru.
sry Il, for three nights and matipes. IL
VIII be trying moment 10 the nerves Of
some tinid ladies' in Witnessing the realistic
hre scene on bosrd the Ball Creole Ia the
Write Slave, the tongues of flames shoot
ing upward ten 10 fifteen feet, the shower Of
sparks that fall on the stage, aud ghs bril-
liant req glsIe of conhsgratioD. ali tend ID
mske picture so true TO life that FOR a
moment one may imagine II real, sud vet
there Is not the slightest danger Beneath
the stage are stationed twelve men, each
with separate duty 20 perform. rE0 hsvs
Charge OF the battery, and at a cue - Is
dich>c. which forms the explosion.
Directly beneath the opening used as gsng-
way are stationed two meU with iron pans.
In both I ans are mixtures OF Rd8st
steel nlngs and gun powder. quick match
lgniies them. Sparks aud flames are thus
Il rown Up fully fifteen feet
Ioen the remaining eight men begin -
play their parts. Three pans Of red IRE are
igniied, and flash boxes by which nnlver I'D
Iosln j. blown INTO the fame or cotton sa II
rated v u alcohol which produces tn lupg
flames frg. THIS Is ksDt mp adulist me
scltaus OF re passengers uRtu tbs Ggr'aia
falls or the borniDg "B4lle Cnoen TIE II.
slant the curtaio touches the stage six men
make rush to lend ha1d in making ne
transformation ON the harBiug Dos, n she
Nissc sjppl IL a rain storm. while six msn
senaiD beneath the stage to guide the water
ialling from the OPENINGS u tue stage.
The transformation IS made al twenty
seconds Rubber cloths are stretched across
me ste &c. ard at 3 signal the torren IS of real
water fell upcD the stage. Vivid Il 4shss of
lightning aud calcium liglh paced in eaca
entrance thloE brilliant rays of l'ght upon
he falling wafer, Masking IN all toe most
realistic scene ever produced on any stags.
NOTES.
Lolita IS said to be quite clever artist in
Kstercolors, and puts IN al her spars time
painting.
MATINEE at TIE 100 today at p The bill
given ie a strong one, and seems TO please
every hocy
Mrs Fannie Be0ne and Charles Gilday
il their Comedy Of Go lars aud Cuts wip
b at Englisn the first three nights OF next
week
Miss Marie Bates, the original of the part
of Martha" in the white Slave" joins the
company here to day to again resume her
old position.
The beautiful display OF valentine in
Frank Tslbott's window, on the corner Of
Pennsy lvanis and Market streets, are to be
given away TO all the ladies and children
attending DaA'i Slllys matinee on Sat.
uTdsy.
Mr. George ". Floyd. manager of the n.
c. Goodwin Comedy Company, is in the city
and mo- saying word Mr. Goodwin aud
company will be seen a. the Grand the last
hree nights OF NJ KIT week presenting Those
Bells and Confusion" the engagement
viii be for TIE benefit OF the Indiana polls
Fire Department.
The Dime Museum increases in popularity
every day, and the excellent show given
This week plesses every body. Among the
many clever artists who appear in the thea
orium none are more deserving or do
eater specially, than MISS Daisy Belmont
IN the revolving globe Some OF the fests
he accompiishes are truelv marvellous.
Saturday will be 'children's day"
Johnnie" Fsrbsch, 8 we'll known young
man about town (who, By the way, is quite
i'll at his home on North Mississippi street.,
yesterday received q letter from Jimmie"
Cummings, dated San Francisco, CAL, in
which be sisted That DE had Just ioinsd
Charlie Feeds Ministries Cumnliuss was
in business hele for sometime bat suddenly
disappeared, last summer, without any ap-
parent cause His friepcs here will not be
surprised 70 learn that ne has returned 10 his
old profession.
A few weeks ago that popular organiza-
ton the MaennsrchoI Singing Society pro-
ducsd the sparkling opera of The Beggar
Student al their hall, and it was so favor
ably received that their friends prevailed
upon them TO sgain produce it al the Grand
Opera House the fret three nights of next
seeE, when they will have the benefit of a
anger stage and foil orchestra. The entire
orjgins score b. Swsith and w. W. FQrst's
nIchestraton will De used. The mounting
md costuming will be marvels OF beauty,
sbiie z grand chorus OF eighty voices will
make a brilliant ensemble The entire pro-
auction viii he under me personal super
vision and direction of Professor Carl B8rus
sale of seats opens to morrow morning a. tlse
iheaier. The prices range from fifteen TO
ssvtnty five cents.