The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-24
EHE ROUND OF ADJUSTMENTS
What the Local Attractions Will Be at
the Theaters and Museum.
Forepaugil'sCirc to Open To Morrow-What
Is Being Done in Dramatic Gircles--NOtes
of Events for Next Season.
Coming Attractions.

Coming Attractions
Miss Helen Desmond supported by her own
company, will occupy the Grand Opera-house
for week, presenting repertoire OF pays .ne
rights of representation being acquired iegiti-
uately The bin includes Hazel kirke" Mon
day and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday matlnee'
sfEssneraldar Wednesday and Thursday, matinee
xnd night; ''Leah" Friday matinee and night,
and the Colleen Bawn' Saturday matinee and
night The company is said to be competent,
and as the prices have been reduced 8 good BUSH
ness is expected
At English's Theater, "Popr will be presented.
This burlesque was asuccess as presented by
the Rice Surprise Party, and the company play
ing it now are composed Of well known people,
embracing John E. Iree, Charles Harris, Hattie
Starr and others. The chorus and costumes are
first-elass and as the music is brightand catchy,
and the prices low good business is expected
by the management
The following dispatch was received yesterday:
NEW YORK, May %.
70 the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal
Please notify the public that have interest or
rnnection with the company billed for appearance at
Kn9lish's Opera-house and hold the Management of
Me company and also of the opera house for damages
EDWARD Z. RICE.
Mr. Ted Marks, representing the Pop" party,
denies intention Of using Mr.. Rieeisname in con-
neetion with Pop" The rights to produce the
i,uriesque were acquired from the author, Mr..
lSeorge Fawcett Rowe. and in all their printing
l,o use is made Of Mr.. Rice's name.
THE DIME MUSEUM
Manager Saekett will make another change in
Tie museum programme this week, and in addi
sion to fine array of speciality people, including
Hiss ST. George Hussey and her combination Of
mminaries, Drew, Sackett 81 Company's Masto-
don Minstrels, twenty-five in number, will aps
pear The organization is one of strength and
gives a performance that has been highly COM
nssnded. Among others, Mcintyre and Heath,
Dss9rre and Wilson, Bobby Taylor, Thomas
williams, Frank Lewis, Booker and Lepetra
and the famous Clipper Quartet Miss st.
George Hussey, who has not appeared in Indian
Rpoiis for some years is one of the best Irish
male i'm personators before the public and is an
ntsfaetive feature Some Of the novelties of last
week will remain and others will be on exhibit
tion. among them the Expansienst or the
human balloon the Mind Readers, the Steens,
Aowanda Baldwin, armless painter, and Airline
Verona the human match.
FoREpAuGH's CIRCUS
Forepaugh's circus, menagerie and exhibition
comes to the city tomorrow, and the agents of
the show earnestly state that the show islarger,
and better in every respect than in the past
years. Among the many new features to be pre-
scented here nothing attracts SO much attention
and receives such liberal applause as isbestowed
upon the elephant prize-fghter, conceded to be
the most formidable pugiist that ever donned
the gloves In four rings and on an elevated
stage the performances are given, and embrace
y great number of novel and sensational feat
uraa Maud Oswald, said to be the champion
wire-walker in the world; Mile. Kabowl in
Whit are termed "'acrobatic Innovations" the,
Weil-known Majiltons q troupe of Soudanese'
arabs and Jagendorfer, the Austrian Samson
cOntend for the spectators applause, with Lizzie
Rcfaand Ernie Coleman, George ROLAND, VIM
ODaiei and other daring equestrians, Adam
Fofepaugh, jr., with large herd of we'll
trained elephants. The concluding part of the
programme consists of eleven hippodrome races
In the list are gentlemen's jocky races, ladies'
Bteeple chases, two and fourhorse Roman char
lot races, elephant monkey and camel races, all
Of them thoroughly enjoyable A grand street
parade will also be given.
LOCAL NOTES.
James v. Cooke will be business manager of
Emma Abbott next season.
Ted D. Marks, Of BARLEY Campbell's staff, is
I'm the city, looking after the iinterestsof "Pop.p
Manager Sackett, of the Museum, has received
o long lease of certain property in Cleveland,
and will erect museum in that. city.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra which was
seen at the Grand Opera house some weeks ago.
viii play a return engagements at Plymouth
Church Friday night