The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
a Cd D DAY WHEN VIZ GET LETT AT the
GRAND


Wedne 'day matinee. will be Welsh. Burke
d VIII Comedy company. In the lates. sue
csssfn {farcicsl comedy. "A Cold Day When
We Gq LET" written by Me-. Joseph Ar
thur, y former well known fndianapo litan.
The p1cehas been we'll received every where
and pituouncsd equally ~ funny as "a
Buncf4 OF Keys" 'Parlor Match" aud that
class Oh plays. The company presenting IL Is
IN excl ilent one. and brings with 1t q car.
load o. scenery. mechanical effects and trick
properties. Tuesday evening, (5t. Pat
ricks Paw, the performance viii he under
the pfsonal supervision and direction
Of te Emmett Guards, aud Ia
eddiuctn to the regular programme n mum.
Der Oh Vrish songs will be iDtioiuoed. and an
approx date address delivered by Hon. James
n. Willard. The company Ii an unusually
strong one, Numbering snca well.known
comedNns a. William Welsh, Charles
burke. Frank NJ. Wills. John Rice the "0nly
Leon. Frank Cnsbman, Harry 6tandsh.
Miss otscie Emmett, Miss Lizzie Hight Miss
Hattie Arnold and others. TIE piece was
inst pissented Mt Mckee Rankin's Taird
Avenup Theater, New YORK, October i3
1881 tsider the name OF "A Play, Plot"
Since then II has been partially rewritten
and improved, and the names OF two OF the
oharac frs have been changed. II Is not cur
experitpced In selecting name for
Mr.. Xrtur's play. II IL constructed
on thev same lines as are the Fun on
the Briytol" and the Tourists" A photog-
rapher familiar with the instantaneous
prooessImight be called the ''villain" OF the
piece, n 10 IL through his enterprise aud dc.
sire forvucre that all tho Understandings
arise. another element 10 hirtation be.
tween hwo pretty ladies and q steamship
CaplalA aud his mate, which results In said
ladies fsing taken on u sen voysge. accom-.
raniedlby their lawful guardians and the
Captal,fs wifs disguised ~ storage passen.
gers. 1hese materials are the groundwork OF
Mr.. Af1hure piece, and the huperstructure
containh much that IL very funny and which
must ba neen 10 be- appreciated. In the char.
soters Of willie Green and julie Emit.
nsoker' Messrs. Charles Barke aud Frank
ii. will, are thoroughly Ut home. Thcle co.
centric comedians, by their make. ups aad
peeuiiat business and aorobatio feats, keep
tbe audience In q roar OF laughter whenever
they ARE on tina stage. The other characters
are ell nell taken and the spesaltles inlr,.
ducsd frat ciss.
ironsoN AND CRANE COMING.
The sNnouno sment that those clever oom
edians, Robson and Crane, are 10 return 10
the 6rshd Opera House the last three nights
their la.,s clientele In this city. Their sup.
portip x company has been greatly strength.
sned sipcs their last appea rance here, aud
now nuknbers among others, Mr.. Charles q.
Dlcksoni ar. William q. Beach, Mr.. w. r.
Ogden, 1Mr J. X Mortimer. Mr.! Edwari NJ.
Mardenk Miss Sadie Bigelow. Mia, Flora
May HlnIy, formerly OF this city, Miss
Msrseries Pisrcs and Mrs. Georgia Dickson.
There ere few performers now before the
Amsrichn public who have higher PROBES,
sional shnding . wider popularity or the
record Il more successful career, iinano.
ally sn4 artistioslly. than Stuart Robson
and william H. Crane. This pre- eminenos
II due &. a thoroughness OF artistic methods
and TO N conscientious treatment OF their
roles thsf have besn universally reooguizsd
and thHt have stamped the creations OF
Robson land Crane with tho unmistakaple
imprintf OF originality and power.
In that exceedingly funny comedy, "Sharps
and FIa)T." which viii be thu opening play
Thursday night, the comedians ara lifted
with twti OF the most amusing creations that
of "Cutlsr Sharp" the man OF nerve, and
"Dullstdne Flat" the bull, bear and blood,
and the .nimitable humor and drollsry with
which e{ery word and action results In keep.
ter. FfSiay night they will be seen ~ tho
Twin Bftthsrs, In their latest comedy sue.
cess, "r4e Cherubs. and Saturday night In
their improved Robson aud Cranes Board.
Ing Houle." Saturday matinee, "0ar Bach.
elois" vi 4 DO given. The en,i'e series OF
Performs ces will be given under tns aus.
piots snS for the benefit OF that pop llar local
miiitarypr order, the Light Infantry. and th.
boys ard working hard To make 10 a grand
auccess. 1 A large number OF tickets have
already }een cold. The box sheet will be
displayse on Tuesday morning next.
AIrnAcroSs AT ENaLisH's THE c,MtSG WEEK.
CommfncIne with tomorrow n lght Charles
skin 0.tArcoat.n "A Peck OF Diamonds
and "a Food Play" viii open three night's
engagement at EnglIsh's. Mr.. Davis and his
play OF sAlvin Joslin" are too we'll known
TO requia much OF an introduction. rhe
mere msyition that he will appear at 80 aud
such tsnt never falls 10 pack the house;
bat, hovssver, TO show how the jovial actor
and DIAMOND king has been received elss
where. tie following Is fro N Cinc Innati pa
per:
There was REGULAR crush a. the Peoples last
night, an audience that caused the manager Ia
Mr.. Charles l. Davis In his comedy OF ALVIN
Joslin.' The play and the star have been seen
necessary. The constant laughter, whioa Al
times broke out in roars last night. that was
caused By comicslities by the star, showed that
hard to make his patrons have a GOOD time, and ID
carries with him, is an excellent one. and the
sol oists were loudly applauded. The support was
fair IN toe Last act las, d, nigh, when Mr. psv:
looked as n the Electric Light Company had es-
tablished their headquarters on the stage, and the
Gas Works had resumed business.
MAST.
Thursday night Thomas Nast, the famous
caricaturist, will appear at English's and
show what he can do with pencil aud brush.
He will reproduce some of his keenest hit
tirg caticatures, beautiful landscapes, glow
ing sunsets, maritime gems, and portraits in
water colors, with lightning rapidity aud Ia
full view of the audience. This entertain
tainment will be great treat to all lovers OF
art and genius, and should not be missed a
the chance will never occur again. Mr.
Mast will be assisted by Mr.. Pelham, an
Enelishmsn, whoee cultured talk on art and
other subjects will render the entertain
ment doubly entertaining.
THR DIME MUSEUM
This popular resort continues to ride on
top wave OF prosperity, aud every week en-
tertains vast throngs of delighted peopls
with the very best attractions TO be had in
either Europe or America. For the week
opening to morrow afternoon, the strongest
pill of the season will be given, consisting
in part of the following standard attractions
LEOPOLD and Bunpell, the best musical teau
in the profession; Charles and Jennie Welsh
sketch artists; Conway and Leland, the
greatest of all one-legged song and dance
teams; Donaldson Brothers, contortionists
Iohu and NeIlie Mccarthy. German sketci