The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-19

doing light opera in America. The repertoire
will embrace THE Drum Majors Daughter"
The Merry War and FRA Diayolo."
Ire Zoo Thester will soon be thing OF the
present. The work Is progressing rapidly, and
when completed Indian polis will have one
OF the best arranged variety theaters vest OF
New York. In 'get up and get" Manager
Gilmore Is never found wanting.
Down South doorkeepers OF circuses use
peculiar stamp, with which they stamp on
the arm all persons passing out during the
performance. This renders ii impossible for
the people TO divide up seeing the show with
their anxious, but INDECENT friends.
Manager Batter, of the "Psrlor Match"
company, manages a base ball club at the
close OF the theatrical season. He never fails
TO recognize the knights OF the diamond
when they wish to attend performance OF
"a Psrior Match" He is q great favorite
with our boys.
The Elks give q social TO- night at Q O'Clock
at their ball, upper floor OF the Clsypool
Block. II is to be the "crack" affair OF the
season. An orchestra OF fifteen pieces will
furnish the music. Music, recitstions aud
every thing to promote the happiness OF the
invited guests will be the order OF the even
ing. Positively no one admitted without
ticket.
George a. DickEon, Larry II. Reist aud
Sam r. Millenr are all interested in the two
Queen" at Heucka Opera House, Cincinnati,
next month. Over 800 people will be used
in the production, and Ii promises 10 De one
OF the grandest events Of the season. Elk.
cursion trains will be run from both this
city and Dayton.
MUSICAL EVENTS.
Our citizens are greatly indebted to the
enterprising ladies OF the Matinee Musicale
in presenting such a rich mnsical treat as
ed hu ho rad
audience present on last Monday evening at
the PIyn ouih Church, The Mendelsshon
Quintet Club have lost noue of thai re-
Ii afkable skill and power OF expression in
their playing, the possession OF which has
earned for them 8 wordv reputation.
On Tuesday evening. at Pfaffiins Hall, Miss
Hattie Ludlow, assisted by Mrs. NJ. G. Tyn-
dell and others, gave very interesting mu-
sical and literary entertainment, which de
served much better audience than that
/ present. "Wednesday afternoon, at the regu-
lar meeting of the Matinee Musicale, the
/ special features were the piano performance
/ OF Mrs. JeDcks and the closing quartet by
Mesdanes Lynn. Morrison and Jencks aud
/ Miss Walker. The same evening the Ladies
I Relief Corps of the Grand Army of the Rs-
public gave an enjoyable concert entertain
msnt to good audience at Pfaffin's Music
Hall. The Mendelsshon String Q lartet aud
/ Professor Clarke gave the usual concert yes
terday afternoon.
MUSICAL PEOPLE.
The Apollo Quartet will soon be- heard
again.
Miss Laura Hessing is very plsasing con.
tralto.
The Messrs George, Henry and William
Kothe form an interesting musical trio.
Miss Florence Bambsrger is one of the
brightest members OF the Matinee Musicale.
Mrs. Frank Levering Is now the soprano OF
the quartet choir at the Second Presbyterian
/ Church.
The sixth regular concert OF the Msenner.
Choir Society will occur the last of the pres
ent month.
Mr.. Charles Kiefer has been selected ss
orator at the next annual meeting of the
Lake Maxinkuckee Musical Assoc iation.
The two little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Morrison-one two aud the other five
years of age-are developing into musical
prodigies.
Mrs. Carl Swiggett, nee Flora Fugate q
former resident OF this city and prominent
musician, is visiting her parents on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. L. A. Dochez is the most cultivated
and dramatic singer in the city, having had
years of experience as a soloist with various
opera companies in France.
Professor Max Leckner will shortly re.
move bis family to Jot Elliotts residence on
East Michigan street. where he will locate
his music rarlors Tor the future.
The next concert OF the Henderson, So
ciety is announced for next Wednesday
evening a. Plymouth Church. a vocal solo
by Mrs. j. ]. Cole will be one OF the features
Another of the church socials and musica
entertainments Tor which the members of the
Lutheran Church are SO noted, will be given
at the pastors residence, next "Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Charles Myers and others will
furnish the programme.
BY special request of the passive member
Ship the third act OF the opera DER Fret
schneiz,' with Mrs. Barmier, Misses Wengsi
snd Weegmsn, and Messrs. Loomis, k)the
Smith and Foster in the solo parts, will bs
repeated at the next Lyra concert
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