The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-22
AMUSEMENTS.
TIE BILL RISeERs AT ESoLrsH's.

TIE BILL RINGERS AT ENGLIsHs
Another good house greeted the Smith
Family Bell Ringers and Specially Company
at English's last night The various spe-
calties we're given in better style than on
the first night The cornet solo given by
Mrs Will Smith is alone worth double the
admission TO hear. The bells used and the
manner in which they are manipulated af-
ford beautiful silvery sounds highly de-
lighting to the ear. They bring one back to
the days when Swiss bell ringing was the
rage. The matinee this afternoon should
draw full house. Ii is Just the kind of an
entertainment 10 please the ladies' and little
folks. Bell ringing. singing. character act
ing. stump speeches, cornet playing and mu-
flcal glass manipulating should surely be
The means OF spending pleasant afternoon.
The combination remain through the balance
OF the week.
''THE GALLEY SLAVE" AT THE GRAND.
a largely increased and very demonstrate
i've audience witnessed the second perform.
ance of BARLEY CampbelPs romantic and
picturesque comedy.drame, 1.-THE Galley
Slave, at the Grand Opera House last night,
and it was again received with every posi-
Die manifestation OF popular approval. The
plot Is deeply interesting, the acting much
superior to what we usually get, the scenery
and costumes OF the ladies beautiful and
costly. The house was crowded and will be
so this afternoon and tonight. The matinee
this afternoon will be played at popular
prices-25 and 90 cents-for the special bs1-
ent OF the ladies and children, and no doubt
they viii be largely represented. Last per-
formance tonight at s o'clock.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
Msnager sackett is presenting wonder
fully strong show this week, both in Curl
osity Hall and the Thsatorium, aud, as q
consequence, he is having the satisfaction of
seeing his house packed to overlooking at
every performance. Wallace King the col
ored tenor. Is, indeed the black Campanini
OF the lyric stage, and IS now singing IN bet
ter voice than for gears before. Il is worth
double the price of admission to hear him
sing alone. Then there Is J. w. McAncrews
the famous Watermelon Man" who is the
funniest, ss well as most natural, negro
commedian on the American stage, beSid
a host of others. In the Curi0 Par,ors
Thuma, the mystery, ia the wonder and ad.
Tniration of ell. as ia aIzo the Q1een Midget,
the ''Csmel Girl Barney Nelson, and the
TyIolesn warblers.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra, which is
at the Grand The last three nights of this
weeks, ia the same that played at the New
Orleans Exposition, and created such
furoT.
Thums, the mystery, low on exhibition
at the Dime Museum, is unquestionably one
OF the greatest Elusive cnfi0sities ever in.
vented. Thuna Is beautiful Indianapolis
lady, only recently discovered.
The celebrated Carleton Opera Company,
which comes to the Grand Opera House the
6rst half OF next week, will be seen in "The
Drum Majors Daughter" '.Merry War;"
and Fra Diayolo" There are 20 batter
opera companies on the road than this.
Regular opera prices viii 20 charged, and the
ale opens Friday morning.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings
next, and Saturday matinee. the renowned
Mexican TYPICAL Orchestra. composed o.
twenty five skilled performers of music, from
the Conservatory of Music, City CT Mexico,
will give four OF their famous musical enter
fainmen.s at the Grand Opera House. This
celebrated organization comes To us fresh
from their recent triumphs at the Worlds
EXPOSITION, New Orleans, where their recep
ton was one continuous ovation frOu day
TO day. Sale of seats low in progge's st the
iheGtsr.