The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

MILES q BARToN's COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
LIST evening the initial performances of
the spectacular opera bouffe, "Orpheus and
Eurydice," was given at Dickson's Grand
Opera House to large and enthusiast
tic audience. This company contains
brilliant array OF comique talent, whose
fame had preceded II. The opera contains
somewhat preteaElous music in portions that
describe o ympisn themes and passions of
mock tragedy but generally il is akin to
that of the risky renchman's former pro-
auctions with bright little fancies of melody
slipping in and out that fairly sparkle
with tvanescent spirit. TIE tone of
the spoken dialogue and the dress, the
latter being excessively snowy and rich, is
generally free from immoral suggestion,
Few can rival Ofenbaoh in light comedy,
while none OF his previous productions at.
ford such opportunity as this Tor the display
OF spectacular effects and brilliant tableaux
AZ given by this company it was ma ie to
assume many elements ct artistic success
while the points OF weakness were few
Miss Jennie Prince, az "Easyoice," with
French and Spanish songs and dances has
much style, dash, abandon and airiue q such
&c that which caught the eye and ear of
comic opera goeTs a haif-score OF years ago
while Aimee wss the queen OF opera bouffe.
Her bachsnalisn solo, With chorus, was
finely given and encorsd. Miss
Prince presents the character in
its most popular phase, her conception
OF the mythic Eurydice" being dsshiug aud
attractive. Miss Belle Urquhart, Venus"
has unusual beauty coupled with an air of
grace and gayety that served to perfectly
inteTpret this beautiful creation of mythical
life. AS Cupid" Miss Daisy Murdoch dis.
played petite form and glrlish
face with mischievous dancing and
cancing eyes she Is endowed
with the agile grace of fairy. Mr.. Louis De
Lang, the Jupiter" is comedian radiant
with bumor and CLOVIS with buovancy. He
belongs to toe best school of comedy-thst
or enforced gsyety. The one weak link
IN an otherwise strong chain OF comioue
talent was the "Orphsus'i of Mr. Pepper.
Neither IS he "a actor or singer. Me-.
Davenport was well suited to the
part of Pluto Miss Florence Bemis-
ter, cast as Public Opinion" has an
excellent contrslto voice besides being a
good actress Miss Lille Allison, as the wife
OF "Jusiter," is both an actress aud an
agreeable singer. They were seconded by a
good array OF minor talent, besides foe
chorus and augmented orchestra. IL Is
elegantly put upon the stage as to scenery
and stage effects, giving the tsblesux fne
and brilliant spectacular effect. This even
ing the performance will be repeated.
THE MONARCH MUSEUM.
This popular and well managed amuse-
ment resort opened the week, yesterday
afternoon, with 8 very strong show in sll
departments The attendance was very
large both afternoon aud night. and every
body was we'll entertained. In Curiosity
Hail the attractions were the Neutch
dancers. japanese Princess aud suite:
Miss Ida Jeffriss, ope of the most beau
titul snd Accom- plished Cjfcassian ladies.
nat has ever appeared here Mas Annie
jones' B4rnum's Esa1 LADY toe Bohemian
glass nl0Ters, Panch sad JatJ, etc. TIE