The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-22
THE WORLD OF ADJUSTMENTS
Review of the Past and Coming At
fractions at the Local Yheaters.
Personal Points Of Interest Concerning Pro-
fessional People-Gossip Of the Green
RoOm-The Peoples Faverites.
Coming Attractions.


Emma Abbott will furnish the only grand
and three nights only Of opera will be given,
commencing to morrow night. The prima donna
10 we'll known in this city. where she has always
been favorite and she comes this season with a
superior company, and presenting more ambi-
tious repertoire. In addition to her old support
is the now prima donna Laura Bellini, and the
tenor Fabrini. The cast embraces Annandale,
CASTLE Tagliapietra Broderick, Allen and a
well balanced chorua The repertoire will con-
sist Of the following operas presented as follows
Monday night, LA Traviata,H with Abbott, Tag
liapietra, Hindle, Greenwood, Allen Guise, and
Connell in the leading roles. On Tuesday night,
"Mignon," with Abbott, Bellini, Annandale Cas-
tie. Broderick Allen, Ward, and Guse in the
cast. Wednesday matinee, Heart and Hand.
Wednesday night. ''.Semiramide," with Abbott,
Annandale. Hindle, Fabrini, Broderick, Reed,
and Ward in the cast. New and expensive Co.'S
tunes and accurate wardrobe will enhance the
operas. Prices will be elevated.
AT Englishs Opera-house for the entire week,
the Hollywood Juvenile Opera Company will
present the gorgeous spectacular operetta "Cin-
derella," at reduced prices. The children in the
cast are said to be clever, and the prices will be
lowered to nominal sum-
Barlow & Wilson's Mnstrels will give a sim
gle performance at the Grand Opera house on
Thursday evening next Since their lastappear-
ance here the company has been greatly
strengthened by the addition Of Carl Rankin, an
excellent eccentric comedian; Charlie Goodyear,
<In 1~e A 4
Casey, one of the best of the musical teams
All the old favorites, including Milt Barlow,
George Wilson, Hughey Dougherty, Il. M.
Hall, Crawford and McKisson. Griffin and
Marks, and the grand vocal corps, are still re-
tanned. The performance will conclude with the
burlesque. ''Skating Rink" and Feed Ora.
Popular prices will rule and seats will be on
sale on and after Tuesday morning next.
The noted emotional actress, Mile Rhea will
come to the Grand Operations the last half of
the week. Rhea comes surrounded by one of
the best panies she has ever had, and will be
seen In a brilliant repertoire. Friday evening,
Victorian Sardou's new four act comedy drama,
entitled Arcadia. will be given Saturday matt
nee, Camille" and Saturday night Mr.. Howard
CAROLS new four-act comedy-drama, IAN
embraces Edward j. Henley, John r. Sullivan,
Robert g. Wilson, j. r. Amory, Leo Cooper.
Charles Kidder, John Swineburne. Owen Ferree,
Edwin Davis, Miss Mae Clarke, Mrs. Ella Wren
ana MISS virginia Fey ton Notwithstanding the
Importance of the engagement, there will be no
advance in the prices Sale opens Thursday
morning next.
DIME MUSEUM
The Monarch Museum, for the week opening
to morrow afternoon, will present the strongest
bill of the season. Among the principal features
are Baby Venus,"a perfectly developed child
woman. She has created furore among med
tai a. Ill
man, taller than Chang; four wild Fiji canni-
balls; Eugene Feralto, the giant living skeleton;
Henrietta Moritz, mastodon midget; George
James, Ohios fattest boy; La Petite Kitty. the
smallest singer earth; Sommers and Walters,
refined banjo song and dance artists. and the
Flyers Comedy Company, in the funny musical
conceit THE Blackville Twins" introducing a
company of ten star artists. Saturday after
noon grand English bon-bon matinee will be
given, with Colonel Cooper presiding. Every
child in attendance will be presented with a
package of bon bons. This will make very
strong show.