The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
AMUsEMRN IN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF chsap pnossh
Manager DIokson's popular thsatsr has stin.
ulaied hlm 10 renewed sxernons 10 please
his patrons. aud for the NEXT three weeks lac
promises 10 give them dollar shows Tor q
dlme-sueh shows, la tact 40 have never be-
fore been heard Of al THESE prloss.
Uncle Toms Cable during the
paat week, was witntased by over
10000 delighted spectators, aud the coming
week, with superior attraction, Will, no
doubt. bring out an even larger number The
famous and popular little actress, Miss Arne
Walker. supported by strong dramatic com.
pany, will hold the boards all week, opening
tomorrow evening. Cheap prices aud
zoe. will rule, and matiness will lac given
every afternoon except Monday. "fhe Two
Orphans will DO given Monday and Taesdsy
evenings aud at tho Tuesday mtiines
"Wednesday matinee 'PygmAllon aud
evenings and Thursday matinee East
Lynne Friday aud Saturday evenings
"iygmhlon and Galalea,n The company
made = great hit here last season aud the
sentinel thus spoke OF their llrst pei ioFmanca
OF the Two Ofphans.N 1.-THE 4 NO Ofphans.'
~ Interpreted last evening by the Walker
Company, aroused luat ~ much enthusiasm
% Ia dsya OF yofe, and every climax brought
forth ttorfn OF applause. Miss Arne Walker,
he itar OF the company, Is beautiful little
lady OF only thirteen years, but she evlnees
the abll ~ OF one thrice her age. Ia fact, she
lisa prodigy, and her assumption Of the dtli
cult role OF Louie the blind girl, wa, no
we'll considered and thoroughly artistic 10 10
itsinp her ~ once ~ an aore.1 ot great
promise. Not only did abe Rad her lines
eacsllentiy. but every little detail OF sia,e
'hu,inebh waa given proper attention. For
or ~ young she certslnly has a grtnt future
btiore her. Lucille Allen Walker ~ Nine
fioohard, was also good, as was Mr., lrvla
CRAFTY strengthened since last IN, aud
embraceD, among others, Miss Ella Lasllmer,
n wel.known Indianapolis lady. S ich an
attraction as this should, add no doubt will,
Nil The Grand TO overlooking ut every psr.
formanoe. Remember the prices will be
only 10 and 20 cents.
ATTRACTIONS AT RNoLfsu's THIS WEEK.
The well.known speciality company Rises
snrprhe Party will hold the boards at En-.
glish's all the coming week, producing that
sparkling musical comtdy "Pop, or the For.
tunes q Dramatic Author" This company
APPEARED at Enplish's last season, and 10
good business Thtrs bias been charge In
the cast, but Instead OF Weakening the qu,l.
iiy II has made ID stronger. Cheap prizes
Will Iutt NJ tulh tukhStWcnt. IoS1OW what
our neiRhbors think OF this show, We repro.
ducs The following, clipped from Cincinnati
paper:
An excellent feature OF "Pop' is the excellent
music introduced into the dialogues
"Adolphus Pep" the leading character. WIS
played by Mr. John inco in a clever manner. lie
Ia not machine, but an actor.
Charles !. Harris, as 'Mr John Anthony Bel
manner. aud males EN- excellent, stately Southern
excellent Englishman. while hts song, "Dont
Leave Your Mother" N toucning and beautiful
ballad and was rendered exceedingly well.
Fred n. Mayer played "rim Smart" tho doubt
iul character. TO perfection. while his recitation
was a pathetic gem that melted the entire audl.
Mis- Hattie starr. the leading lady support, who
assumes the part OF sophia Belsize." a character
render, famous by kale Ca,tleion. Is not only
an artist, but a very beautiful ana accomplished
sAn Matter o, Taste, Was one Of
six er chores The rest OF the cast. including Jeu
ME Dunn as Belle Adams" Ella Gardner az
adele Pop" Miss Emma tones rs ''JeanneIte.'
and were well received by the AT dieLcs.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
An entire change In the programme will be
m ade at this popular place OF amusement
ibis week, and the bill Ia especially stroag.
The stage performance will embrace the
finest array Of talent that has ever appessed
Manager Ssckett has fecured for Curiosity
Hall is long. varied and interesting. There
will be no drama this week, the bill EN-.
bfscing speciality acts only, and same Of the
people who will appear are the finest in the
business. The combination Is n consollis.
tlon-Russell Brothers. Meteors. and Lang
and Sbarpe's Magnets aud do bt ess the
sirongest organization OF the kind now before
the public To establish the truth o. this
assertion IL is only necet siry 10 say that this
consolids ton inc uces such welt kno sa PEG.
ple az the Russell Bfothers, character actors;
French ar d Clark, song and dance artists;
Horace Waters, negro delineutor; Charles
dancer; the Davenport Brothers. Germsn
character actors; Little R1slns, tbs great
child artist: James Riley, vocalist; Sam
Long and Dolly Sharpe, in their excellent
come dy act aud William j. Mills, the cell
sbTGted ventrilCqu and vocalist. This Is
q remarkably strong list OF comedians, sing.
ere and sketch people, ana Manager S.ckelt
has displayed much discrimination In his So.
lectioIs. A gweeping change will also be
made In Curio Hall, and some OF the bsst
features obtainable will bs on exhibition -
among them the ,hree.eyged man,
most wonderful freak of nature:
the Mormon triplsts. whose combined hsigsi
reaches twenty-five feet; Na's Meleke, the
celebrated snake charmer; the Ohio mam
moth mau. and manv others OF q most novel
character. Taken all in all, the show al the
Museum this week Is one OF the best II not
the beet ever seen in that plscs, aud the a.
fractions thould pack the house at each per-
Torrance.
IIIE zoo.
Manager Gilmore han telected an unusual
good corps OF actors and actresses for the
CO ming week. Every ole can 60 TO this pop
plsr resort and are sure 10 JOY them'elves
The following artists ara we'll known among
the profession: Gibson aud RYAN. Irish
O. msdisns; GALLAGHER and West. Ethiopians
the we'll known Grey sisters. song aud dance
team; DR.. Linn, the vivisectionist
Msude Wake, serio comic: G. den
a,d Drsytcp, black .facs artists; Charles
Schilling, musical moke; BsEc che S,ets)n,
songs ard darcss; Smith aud Lawrence
scrobatic clog dances; Murphy and Mills