The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE WILBUR OPERA COMPANY,


Owing to the great success of this popular
attraction last week when they crowded
this large theater every night, Man.
ager Engiieh has guaranteed them
$500 to return for three nights aud matt.
nee, beginning Monday night This is one
of the best opera companies that hes besn
seen in Indianapolis for years, and the pub
lie were quick to take advantage of tina very
cheap prices and fill the house to standing
room Only. Tho company will sppssr to,
Among the cast of characters
we note Miss Susie Kirvin as "Bettins" and
Mr.. Newborough as Prince Lorenzo" Mr..
Chapman takes the character of Rocco" and
Mr.. Brand that of "Pippo.' On Tuesday
evening "OIivette" will he given. Wednes-
day matinee The Mascot" and at night
"Estrella." The costumes and chorus are In
all respects first class, and everything will be
personally supervised by Manager Wilbur.
SAN ApAsLEss EDKr."
On Thursday night, for one performance
orr, Lilly Clay's original company of
le dies will appear in AN AdAmless Eden"
TIE sale of seats for this attraction will open
at he box-office Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock. The prices viii be ss follows: Or
cbestrs. 10 cents; orchestra circle. 81; dress
circle. IS cents; admission, % and % cents.
These will be the pricss for this one night
only.
''rwo BAD MEs" At THE GRAND.
Commencing tomorrow evening. and con-
tinuing for three nights and Wednesday
matinee, at the Grand Opera House. the
popular Two Bad Men, combination,
headed by the clever comedians, Gill and
Arthur, will present for the first time in this
city Mr.. Gilps new farcicai burIesque COM
edy in three acts, entitled Two Bad Men"
This has been pronounced by the large audi
ence to whose judgment the play has been
subjected great laughing success Viii
liam Gill is the author of some
now before the public, including I'm
Paradise" with John I. Raymond; "Mv
Sweetheart" with Miss Minnie Palmer;
"Mamszele," with Aimee; Facts" with
the Florences; "Bottle Of Ink" with Rice's
Surprise Party, and "AdoDis," which has
held the boards of the Biiou Opera House,
New York, nightly since September 4, and
which celebrates its one hundredth birthday
this evening. The play is full OF ripe, roll
licking Jolly, pure and wonderful fun,
witty Dialogues, overwhelmingly funny situs-
tons, bright and popular music.
"FR1Tz"-J. K. ENMFr AT THE GzAHD.
Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee, the ever
popular, inimitable and only Joseph &. En-
met ("Fritz') will hold the boards at the
Ora00 opera hOuscs pEeccLLlsS LIS 11tc5L
and greatest success, entitled The Strange
Marriage of Fritz" There is something
almost magical IN the name OF J. L. Emmett
that wins instant favor, and always suggests
pleasant recollections of evenings passed
under the genial influence of the good
natuTed. happy, reckless Fritz" for whom
everybody cherishes a sentiment OF affection
that extends Gar deeper and is more endur-
ing thah the ephemersl and tickle fancies
which usually 90 TO make up the popularity
of the actor or the singer. Fritz"
Joe Emmett comes back 10 his old
friends after 81 absence unmarked by any
eccentricities and q season of success OF the
the kind to which he is used, to produce his
new play entitled "The Strange Marriage of
Fritz. or the Love of m Irish Girl" We
don't know much about this latest arrange
nsnt OF . framework for the specialize: Of