The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

GORDON OPERA COMPANY AT ExGLIsH's.
''Girohe-Girofa" was played to q fair-sized
audience at English's last night. Miss Cor
don, in the dual title role. appeared and sang
to good advantage. Her voice, though not
quite as clear through the effects of the cold
enc suffered from, was sweet and pleasing,
especially so in the wine song" Her fig
Ure and manner put one strongly in mind o.
the Oates of days gone by. Mr.. Morgan, as
"Marssquin," made decided hit. he is
possessed OF a handsome form and fine
voice, which is everything in opera. w. p.
Brown is one Of the best comedians seen
here for some time. In the character of
Don De Alcazar" he is simply immense
Mack Charles as the Moor" Miss Crocksr
as aurora" Miss Webster as MAID" filed
their several parts acceptebly. The rest OF
the support, which numbers some nine
people, was satisfactory. The costumes of
this company are rich, and especially
adapted to the repertoire of operas presented.
This afternoon Fra Diavolo'' will be put on,
and this evening 'Mascotte;" Thursday,
"0livette;" Friday, "Billee Taylor" which
is also repeated az the Saturday matinee.
Saturday night, pirates Of Penzance" con.
cludes the engagement.
MINNIE MADDERN AT THE GRAND TONIGHT.
Tonight aod tomorrow night, the popular
young American artistic, Minnie Madden,
appears at the Grand 0pesa House, playing
return engagement In her successful so
cie'y drama, Caprice" by Howard p. Tay-
Tor, ESQ.,, co-suthor OF May Blossom Both
play and star made an instantaneous and
most pronounced hit here In the early part
Of the season, and the city press visd with
each other in pronourcing the attraction par
excellence. Miss Maddern's return at this
- .el -l.ls. - IL
OF amusement lovers aud no doubt she will
be greeted with full houses st each appear
ance. She will have the support OF her
original New York company, which ie
headed by the talented young leading man
Mr.. Henry Miller. Caprice" is the strong.
est and best of all modern plays, and no one
should fail to seeit. The sale of seats has
SlTeady been large.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
Manager Ssckett has one OF the stronpe5t
shows OF the seston this week az the Dime
Museum. The stage show is especially mer.
itOTioUs, and consists of Allen and Marion,
good musical team; Elsie Loane, the poDu-
lar child artist, in popular songs; George
Wombold. the daring trapeZs performer;
Vernon Sisters, clever vocalists; III. Z Niboe,
comedian and character actor; Marvello. the
juggler; MartiDss. man serpent; lie Petite
Kitty, CaiifoTnias most charming midget
songstress, and the De Ester Brothers, orig
inal "Humpty Dumpty," the funniest trick
pantomime ever seen on any stage. Taken
all together. the attractions this week, in
Goth the curiosity hall and the tneatorium,
are the best ever seen here, aud are attract.
ing lull houses. Ten cents admits 20 all.
NOTES
Young Chanfrau in Kit" will be at Eng.
lish's the first part OF next week.
Robert Arthur, representing Thornes
BLACK Flag" Company, which comes to the
Grand the first part of next week, is in town.
The Flyers Sisters Comedy Company 10
The BlackvilIe Twins" attracted good
houses at Lyra Hall again yesterday after
noon and last night, and the performance
given seemed 10 plesse every body. They
hold the boards all week.
The advance sale of seats for the engage.
ment of the McCaull Opera Company in
"Falka," at the Grand Opera House the last
two nights OF this week, opens this morning
at the thsater box.office. This IS the largest
and best comic opera company on the road,
and should baYe big houses.