The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
RHEA AT TIE GRAND TONIGHT.

RHEA AT The GRAND TONIGHT.
Tonight, at the Grand Opera House, the
distinguished emotional actress and favorite
society star, Mile. Rhes, will open a brief
engagement, presenting Victorein Sardou's
new comedy-drama, Arcadia" She will
have the support of q strong company, nets.
BILE among which is the talented young
leading man, Mr.. Edward J. Henley, late OF
Wallack's Theater, New York. Speaking of
q recent performance the Washington Cd.
c. Post says:
Arcadia" the play in which Mile. Rhea ap-
peared at the National Theater, Washington, last
night, is called Dangerous Ground" in the orig
inal French OF Sardou. The plot hinges on the in
considerate act on OF an impetuous lover. going
into the house of his betrothed at an unusual
hour, hnds himself in the apartments OF his
sweetheart's married sister, the Baroness &c
Trouville." with whom lie had previously had a
the husband he seizes the Baroness diamonds,
resolving to save her reputation even at the cost
OF being branded as a thief. The husbands sus-
wife's assurances of her innocence fail TO allay II.
He refuses to hear what the lover has to say. and
q duel 10 the death is about TO take place when
all is happily cleared up the ingenious confession
OF Helene" the wronged wife's innocent sister.
and the real caufe OF the whole trouble. As"Hel-
enc" Mile. Rhea was seen perhaps at her best
Nothing she has heretofore done in Washington
has been so entirely in the line of her powers and
so calculated TO display her many charms OF man
ner as this part
Camille will be given at the matinee To.
morrow afternoon, and The American
Countess" at night.
CINDERELLA" AT ENGLIsH's.
Another coed sized audience Witnessed the
seventh performance of Cinderella" by the
Juvenile Hollywoods The opera and its
little delineators have taken a wonderful
hold on our people, both young and old.
Baby Clsra and her wonderful little broth,
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ways age or experience that are necessary
sdjuncts IN make first class performers. Our
little ones in America are Just as much sn
improvement on those of the old country as
all other OF our inventions. Cinderella" re-
mains with us but q few days longer. and
those who have lot taken their children TO
Zee it should do 30.
AMHERST GLEE CLUB.
A delightful concert is promised to night
by the Amherst Glee Clab'' at the Plym'
outh Church. They come handsomely rec
commended. The Springfield Republican
says:
From strictly a musical judemeut the sing ng
was admirable.
The Middletown Press says:
They sang their songs with q gusto that brough,
down the house. Were they TO visit Middleto@a
again they would be sure OF an overlooking house.
NOTES.
Matinee at English's TO day.
The Zoo closes to morrow night 'sine die.
The Amy Gordon Opera Troupe at Eng
lish's next week.
The Museum was packed again last might.
Open all day to day after 10 a IN.
Barlow & Wilson's Minstrels drew 3
packed house last night at the Grand.
Minnie Maddern and McCsull's Opera
Troupe come 10 the Grand next week.
Rhea has added another new play 10 he,
repertoire Power OF Love-" played in
Paris under the title OF "~Picco,ino." 1t il
one OF Sardou's brightest comedies. Ia it
Rhea will appear as q boy-a youaE
sculptor-and those who have sesn TIM
charming actress at rehearsal in ma attir,
cay that ''of all the human forms deyint
Rhea's take the PALM"