The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE TWO ENIGRANTs" At ENGIIsH's TONIGHT.
Baker and Fsrron, the popular comedians,
appear tonight and Saturday night in that
rollioking comedy-drams, The Two Emil
grants play fall of fun, good singing and
dancing and acting Tomorrow night and
Saturday matinee in MAX Muller. " in which
they have also been successful. The follow
ing is the plot Of the 'Emigrants" in a con-
densed form: Ludwig Won Yinklesteinhau-
senblauser and Dennis McGraT the emi-
grants are engaged to Abel Hogg, who has
niece formerly married to one Arthur Sidneg
but subsequently, divorced from him. Ar
thua Sidney desires reunion. bat fails and
then abducts his child and former wife on
two occasions. On both occasions they are
rescued by the emigrants The niece
finally gets married TO one Phillip Worth
At the low price of admission, fifteen
~ eniy-fve and thirty.fge cents crowded
houses should be the rule. Hearne's Hearts
OF OAK" Company viii be at English's sll Of
next week, rare treat ior lovers of good
scenery and acting.
''THRF WIVES TO ONE HUSBAND" AT THE GRAND
Tonight at the Grand Opera House, The
first performances in this city of the great
Union Square Theater comedy success,
Three Wives TO One Husband will take
place. This is UNIQUE tionably one of the
best attractions of the season, and the com
psny furnishing Interpretation to the piess
IS far above the average; in fact, every msn
proper will be prefaced by the
rendition Of the pretty, petite
drama in one act, entitled 'One
ToUcS OF Nature in which several members
Of the company appear to advantage. Three
Wives to One Husband" is something new IN
the comedy line. And what is better stil
it is really funny. None of those off.haud.
rCncrncfraI hfk Of krosh TO-
on the stage, but an original piece in which
ingenuity, wit and laughter 90 hand in
hand. The caste IS well flied. f.. A Soth-
ern and Raymond Holmes as "Ralph" aud
Andre y" respectively, supply most of the
fun, although not little comes from Mrs
as "Mr. CariCOl, Rudolph n. Strong Is
Andrews" uncle, and Bart W. Wallace a.
"Rslph's." II you want TO laugh see Three
Wives to One Husband" Ii is here for the
remainder of the week. Next week the pop
ular young actor, Mr.. Z. L. Downing, In
Tally. Ho."
Matinee at the zoo to-day at ,. Dana
and specislties.
The Abbott Opera Company is heading
this way, much to the delight of their many
admirers here.
Hearne's Hearts of Oak" drama that
has frequently been seen here, will be the
attraction st English's next week.
The great Wsllack Thester az. Y success,
"Nictor DuIand, will be the attraction a.
the Grand the last half of next week.
The talented young actor, Mr.. r. L. Down
ing, supported by Miss Ida Mule and the
members of Joseph Jeferson's late company
IN joaquin Miller's latest and best border
drama, entitled Tally Ho," will hold tns
boards at the Grand the first half OF next
week. This Will be one of the best attT8o
tons OF the season.
The boom st the Dime Museum continues
and thousands are daily and nightly enter
tanned BY the excellent show given in all de
psrtmenfs. Barnum's Living Skeleton in
Curiosity Hall and Marsh Adams Msgns.s
in the Thestorium are the principal features
1t is a wonderful show for ten cents. Satur
day matinee will De children's day.
Increased business at the Zoo Theater ws>
noticeable last night. Reilly's Widow
seemingly has caught the popular favor, and
il certainly deserves il. Mr. Reilly gives
very pleasing rendition of the "Wid0T
DoIcey," and is well supported by his CON
pany. while the introduced specialties are OF.
tbs best class. Matinee this afternoon