The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-01

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Mirame Mania, Mexican Dance. .Aguierre
There will be entire change Of programme
for Tuesday evening
The third promenade concert will be given at
the City Hall, on Wednesday evening, by the
When band and the Alliance orchestra assisted
by Mrs. S. Il. Morrison and Mrs William G.
Lynn. A programme of rich musical excellence
has been prepared, and a pleasing summer
nights entertainment is promised
Mcintyre g Heaths minstrsls will be at the
Grand Opera house on Friday and Saturday
nights. The company comprises thirty five of
the best-known minstrel people, among the
number being Milton G. Barlow, Tom Ward,
Harry Armstrong and j. T. Gulick. A feature
Of the show is Professor Gleason dog circus. A
matinee will be given Saturday afternoon.
GOSSIP OF THE AMUSEMENT WORLD
Rose Coghlan is to play Lady Macbeth during
her next seasons tour
Joe Gordon will be treasurer of Dicksons new
Park Theater next season
Ellen Terry's voice has failed so much of
late that fears are expressed of its permanent
impairment.
Robert McWade proposes to shelve "Trip Van
WInkle' next season after seventeen years of
hard service.
The nightly receipts for Sarah Bernhard's cur
rent performances at Buenos Ayres have az
veraged $l1.0 900.
1t is reported that the salaries, in London, Of
arrear, and that there is much distress among
them.
Marie Van Zandt the popular Italian opera
diva, il suffering at Vichy, France, with severe
stroke of paralysis Miss Van Zandt is only
twenty-fou years old.
Fraulein Lilli Lehman sailed for Eurape last
Wednesday. Nine Lehman goes to Berlin to
pay her fine of So 400 for absence from the
court opera without leave.
Mr.. A. s. Lipman has been engaged for Rose
Coghlans company to play Orlando, Joseph Sur
face, Orsino, Charles Courtley, Macduff and 9TH
er important parts in her repertoire.
Bfessrs Robson & Crane will include in their
repertoire for next season ''The Comedy of Err
rors," The Merry Wives of Windsor" 'She
Stoops to Conquer, married Life and Twelfth
Night"
BARLEY Campbell's Siberia manuscript,
scenery, costumes and properties were sold at
auction in New York, last Tuesday, to John
Holmes, of the Areh-street Theater, Philadel-
phia, for 81 800.
opera, by Hoyt and Solomon, will be produced
at the Standard Theater, Aug. It, with Lillian
Russell, Tony Hart, John Brandt Armand the
tenor. and James Radcliffe in the cast. After
its New York run it will tour the country.
Notwithstanding the fact that Mapleson will
not visit this country next season, the American
public will not be without grand Italian opera
Sig Angelo. for many years the Colonels chief
aid, will direct an organization of about ninety
persons, with Mile. Valda as prima donna.
Mr. James v. Cooke, business manager last
season of J. B. Folks mixed Pickles" company,
has been re-engaged for the coming season, and
goes to New York this week to assume the duties
of his position. During the summer he has been
engaged in newspaper work at Kansas City.
Sarah Bernhardt's face was slapped by Mile.
Noirmont, member of her company, dur
ing a recent performance at the San Pedro
Theater, Rio Janeiro. Mile Noirmont acted
contrary to Sarahs orders and quarrel followed,
but poor Noirmont got a sound drubbing
from all the other actresses, who got her in q
Of the stage after she had castigated their
leader.
Miss Nettie Jordan the treasurer of the Nor
ris Equine and Canine Paradox Company, re-
turned home yesterday. She reports that the
company is having a remarkably successful sea-
son, at the conclusion of which, this fall Mr. Nor
ris will return to this city and spend three
months in training his troupe of horses and dogs.
He is now in the East aud will travel in that
section of the country until the close of the sea-
son. He has added number of fine horses to
his collection and has in various ways greatly
improved his show.