The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-21
with which they stood jointly charged. IT would
seem that they should not have been separated
in punishment
ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND oPERA-HousE-RoBS0N AND CRANE
The charming little comedy, ''Uncles Will, =
preceded ''The Cherubs,u in which Messrs. Rob
son and Crane appear and was admirably acted
by Mr.. Charles Dickson, Miss Sadie Bigelow and
Mr.. J. Z. Mortimer. OF 1.-The Cherubs,' which
has been seen here during the previous engage
ldent, several changes in text and scenes have
strengthened the comedy and made it run much
smoother. 1.-THE Cherubsp is based on the old
comedy lines of the Comedy of Errors" and
contains nothing that is particularly engaging
still, in the two comedians hands it furnishes
great deal of merriment Mr. Robson and Mr..
Crane as Phydias and Vandyke, the twin broth
ers, are extremely funny. as they always are.
and the makeup OF the comedians was especially
clever. Their duet was warmly applauded
Mr.. Dickson, az the younger brother Joseph,
played the role in the quiet and easy manner
that characterizes all his performances. Miss
May Henry as the brilliant girl, looked and
acted quite naively. the only fault being ten
dency to read her lines rather loudly. This is
an error that can be easily overcome. Miss
Bigelow and Miss Peirce, as the daughters Pen
dick, were engaging and the malapropic mother
of Mrs. Georgia Dickson was cleverly portrayed.
The rest of the caJt was satisfactory. At the
matinee, to-day, Our Bachelors" will be given,
and tonight's performance Of 1.-THE Boarding
House" will conclude the engagement. This will
be the last appearance here of the comedians
Next season the gentlemen will revive the
Comedy of Errors" in the grandcst style, with
magnificent wardrobe, and selected company
NOTES.
The Museum win offer strong bill in curiosi-
ties, and the Flyers sisters will play the "Black-
vile Twins" on The stage.
Holywoods Juvenile Opera Company, with a
host of clever children, will play the entire week
at Englishs Opera-house The fairy oppretta
Cinderella" will be presented.
Barlow and Wilson will be seen at the Grand
Opera house on Thursday evening only. Since
their appearance here the company has been
strengthened by the addition of Carl Rankin,
Charles Goodyear and others.
The game of polo at the Colleges avenue Rink
last evening, between the College avenue club
and the Haymakcrs, was won by the former club
in thirty minutes. The score stood 3 to l. Win
gate, of the Haymakers, made several brilliant
plays.
Mile. Rhea, the tragedienne, will fill out the
last three nights of the week at the Grand, pre-
senting Sardous new play, Arcadia and How
ard CAROLS drama, IAN American Countess"
Camille" will be presented at the Saturday
matinee.
On next Monday Emma Abbott will open her
engagement of three nights, presenting La Ira
viata" "Mignon" Heart and Hand" and Sem
iramide." Abbott comes this season with bet
ter cast than ever before, and without doubt is
the best English opera company travelling.
Bellini, Annandale, Fabrini, Castle, Tagliapietra
Broderick and Allen are the principal people.
Prices will range from $3.50 down to fifty cents.