The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-10

AMUSEMESTS.
ATTRACTIONS At EssLrsH's THIS WEEK.
Theodore Thomas and his magnificent or
chsssra viii appear at English's Tuesday,
May L, for one night only. Mr.. Thomas
has the following brilliant cote-ie" o,
.soperatic artists" who appear under his di.
rectorship on this momentous occasion:
Madame Fursch Msdi Miss Enma Juch,
Miss Hattie J. Clapper. Mr.. w. J. Winch
and Mr.. Max Heinrich. We take pleasure
in echoing the folio wing words OF praise ex.
tended by the press throughout the country.
II Is not merely empty, gilded fattery, bat
the honest approval Of compstent judges:
Madame Fursch- Madi sang q very noble csva-
tina from Gonnod's opera-never played out OF
Iaris-"La Rene de Saba, /" in a manner that gave
proof OF her being one OF the finest living dramatic
vocalsts. The fresh purity OF her velvety but
dignity Of her phrasing. whether in decamatory.
Iecitat,ve or In flowing melody. and the songs of
must posses, stamp her as one far above the mere
yocalize1s that are fashionable among the imma-
ture snd frivolous.-Philadelphia Evening IL
letin. Mays
The soprano. Miz Jueh. Is a lovely blonde.
you ng and pleasing. whose fine voice and charm
nlsfiy her rendering OF ave Marls," which the
audience insisted On her repeating by persistent
news.
Mrs Clspper enjoy reDetilion OF the enthu.
sissm which greeted her frat appearance here.
From every point of view her singing is beautiful
IN ballads particularly she sings with power OF
feeling which captiyates every listener while the
details OF voice management are studied faith
her voice.-springfeld Republican, March 4.
nr. Winch. the American tenor. who gave
"ThEough the forest from der FIeischutz''
Dyorik, the second of which was so lovely. and so
well sung. that The public insisted upon hearing
monsc concerts, was mucn too long for intelligent
enjoyment London Times. March 81 1884.
M Hsi ss,s tine sSOs was enins9y sue
Boetoa's audience. and future appearance here
viii be pleasantly ANTICIPATED. His voice Is sin
been most thorough. In the Spohr selection, the
xeeiiative was delivered with grace and artistic
aid. '-''
Tho have not secured seats for this great
musical event should do so ut the earliest
opportunity. as they are being rapidly dis
posed OF. Box Office open at a. m. The
AAllsck combination In "a Celebrated
Case" st English's. the last three nights of
the week. This company is q good one in
every respect. The scenery and costumings
are new and in strict accordance with the
play. Mr.. Bennett Matlack, in the role OF
''Jesn Renaud." while differing in some re-
spects in the rendition of the character, does
not fall very far behind James O'Neil, Chas
CoRh'aD, and other well known stars that
have appeared before Indianapolis audiences.
The support Is q strong one, and the play
one of the most sensational of the famous
French author, D'Ennery. Cheap prices
will rule 1T this engagement giving all an
opportunity TO attend.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN" AT THE GRAND.
The regular theatrical season having closed
ut the Grand Opera House. Manager Dickson
tt<Akh - -
irons and friends. during the short supple
mentary season to follow, number of first
class standard attractions. at peoples popu.
lar pricfs-ten and twenty cents. This. he
believes, viii meet with the appreciation of
MI. and he pledge. his personal and pro-
fessioual reputation to furnish better class
of attractions than have ever before played
in Indianapolis ct such unheard of prices.
For the week opening to morrow evening,
and continuing six nights with daily mat
1nees, Mr.. 8. Diapers Grand Spectacular
Uncle Toms CABIN" Company has been en-.
best company ever organized for the present.
alton Of this time-honored play. Though Har
Tiet Beecher Stowe great romance has been
dyamatized and played to more people and
during . greater number OF seasons than,
perhaps any other drama on the American
stage, yet 1t has such q hold on the affections
of the public that today any presentation OF
1t il witnessed by a. large audiences as when
it fisst appeared q candidate for public favor.
8. Diapers ''Uncle Toms Cabin" party is
said to be clever company, not only from
the fact that il Ia the finest spectacular pres.
entation of the play. but also because 1t is q
mammoth double company in every particu-
lar. There will be two 'Topsies," two Law
yer Marks and two donkeys. Miss Kate
Psrtir gton, the most famous "ropsy" IN the
world. has been specially engaged, and will
appear at each entertainment, Introducing
h. folts IA hax, -
sol0s.
Mr.. Sam Bolter, the representative Uncle
Tom" Of America. will also appear.
Ore of the greatest features OF the ecter-
tainment is q PACK of genuine Siberian blood-
hounds. These animals are full-blooded ant
extremely large and savage.
Never before has Uncle Toms Cabin"
been promised under such splendid spac!ac.
MAR effects.
Al! the scenery is new and elegant. In the
act where Eliza escapes across the frozen
Ohio River from the b.oodhounds in q driv
ing snow storm the situation is thrilling IL
the extreme.
I'm Heaven, or the Beautiful Gates Ajar,"
1he sllegoricsl scene in the last act, is ex.
quisiteIy enhancing and represents Little
Eva" transformed into an angel aud stand
ing in the golden gates of the Celestial City
with dainty smile on her cherub face. aud
With outstretched arms welcoming 1T nee
Tom" to heaven Another pleasing feature
il the original Tennessee Jubilee singers
who appear at each performance In a grand
plantation festival. Remember the prices
are only 10 and 20 cents. Two performances
daily.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
The keane Comedy Company, one of the
best 81 etch organizations on the road, made
. decided bit at this popular place last week,
and in view of which fact Manager Sackett
engaged the company for another week. A
change Of bill, however, will be made, Mr..
Keane appearing this week in his great iG.
personstion Of Scion Shingle," supported
BY his excellect company. While Mr.. Ksane
mey not be equal to the eminent comedian,
John e. Owens, in the past he Is only second
to that distinguished Artist The piece will
b put on with especial care. and the per.
Torrance will be first-clsss in all respects. In
addition to the comedy the stage programme
will embrace other excellent features. mainly
RICE and Barton, who are unquestionably
0no 0f the hest snacialiv teams IN the atace