The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-28
AM EASEMENTS.

ENGL1sH's Observation-Disclosures
very gorgeous production of an old favorite,
'Evangeline," was given at Enelish's last night
to good audience. The burlesque has been
considerably changed and much introduced
which adds to its attractiveuess, and it is put or
the stage with brliancy of costuming and
scenery and profusion of people in the cast that
makes the ensemble very striking. The COM
pany is large and talented 1t has good comedi-
ans and bevy of attractive young ladies, who
sing we'll and arrange themselves in various
picturesque tableaux and movements, ''The
March of the Amazons' being decidedly the
most brilliant thing of the kind ever seen here.
The music throughout is good and mostly rew
and several numbers and choro.es wese encored
last night Miss Susie Winner made her debut
"Evangelne" and scored hit, and Misses
Irene Verona, who may be described as "a plump
and pleasing person." Anna Summerville, Kate
Mast George Schiller. Ed Morris. the expansive
Mr.. Fortesque and MIR. Dan Mason assumed
leading parts with ceverness and originality
"Evangeline" will run all week, with matinees
Thursday and Saturday
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"FANTAsMA."
Tho Hanlon Brothers glttering spectacle Fan.
tasma pleased its old friends and a good many new
at the Grand last night. 1t was put on the
stage with scenic elaboration and beauty and with
the Haalons are noted The arctic tableau the cy-
clone the DEVILS dormitory and the transformation
scene Realm in Fairy Land, much admired
and applauded the European Illusion new and
myStifying act introduced for the first time in
this country and left the audience in state of be-
wilderment. for it is inexpacable Miss Kate Davis.
the Zanfrettas. and Little Annie. child wonder,
made individual hits and the throughout was ca
pable The spectacle has much that is in it, and
the performance last night productive of much
applause and laughter 1t will be repeated every night
IL Of c..
The attraction that will mend itself to State
fair visitors
DIME MUSEUM-"THE RANCH KING"
''The Ranch King" which is being presented all this
week, afternoon and evening. at the Dime Museum,
attracted two large audiences yesterday and proved
to be something of surprise iHsomuch it is not
'bood and thunder drama, as the name would seem
to denote but original play of much interest with
a wellconceivel and developed plot 1t was put on
the stage in good style, and the performance com
mended itself very highly, for it received with
very much favor. The leading parts carefully
who played them with discrimination and intelligence.
Mr. Richards. Mr.. Charles French the banjo solost)
and Miss Somervie acquitted themselvef creditaby
in the cast, which was satisfactory throughout
NOTES.
The curtain at each of the theaters will rise prompt
y at o'clock this evening, and during the remainder
of the week and the performance will close in ample
time to enable visitors to the city to go home the
night trains.
The tenth regular promenade concert at the City
Hall will take place tonight and will be of special
musical selections. The soloists will be Mrs. Leon
Bailey and Mrs, j. j Cole