The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-02
THE WEEKS STAGE NEWS.
The Attractionsat the Local Amusement
Resorts During This Week.
Jennie Calefs Engagement-Concert OF Gill
more's Band-The Attractions at the Mu-
scum and Other Houses Stage Notes.
GRAND OPERA -HousE-JENN1E oALEF.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE-JENNIE CALEF.
Miss Jennie Calef who is pleasantly alluded to as
1.-THE Comedy Sunbeam" will be at the Grand all
this week at cheap prices--10 20 and 80 cents. to
all parts of the house-in the following repertoire;
Monday and Thursday evenings, "Fanchon, the
Cricket" Tuesday and Friday evenings and Saturday
matinee Little Muffetts;" Wednesday and Saturday
evenings and Wednesday matinee. Little Bare
foot" Miss Calef played q successful engagement
here last season, and made a very favorable i'm
preston on those who her. She has youth,
beauty and very decided ability added to very con
almost since infancy. In comedy dramas. such as
she will give here, she is particularly clever ano
artistic as she both sings and dances well, and has
that native grace and sprghtlness which make such
actresses popular. ALI the plays will be presented
with appropriate scenic accessories and the cheap
Of the prices and the merits of the attraction
performance can be secured in advance at the oox-
Office.
aIIMoRE's BAND CONCERT.
The programme for the Gilmore Band concert at
English's Opera-house, tomorrow evening" presents
many attractions and much popular music. The fol-
lowing numbers announced:
Overture, 'Ruy Bias .Mende!ssohn
Nocturne Religeuse 'The Last Hope" .Gottschalk.
Euphonium solo. variations ON popular
''''A'A "'- signor Raffayoio. --''' ''
Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. 2-.---.......--.. List
Grand fantasia for clarinets ~. - III
ION the favorlte melody. Blue Bells OF Scotland.
s carnival de Venice rGc a Fch
Popular Seection-"Gems of the Mikado." Sullivan
Flageolet Solo, American Fantasia" ..-...--.. Lax
Nj. Fred Lax.
Patro1-sBritish Asche
Grand Descriptive Fantasia of Gimore's Band Tour
OF the Nations. ..-.-------------. -..fSnciuhi
The last number is famous throughout the country
as most wonderful tonepainting of the European
tour of the band The music is accurately descrip
tive of the travels of the band that it be called
lnNfoa ato
is very large, and crowded house is assured, The
concert here is for the benefit of the Richardson
Zouaves.
THE MAPLEsoN ENGAGEMENT.
Mapleson's Grand Opera Company closed three
nights engagement at Engshs last night presenting
III Trovatore with Mile. Dotti in the leading role,
supported by Signor Giannn tenor and Del Puente
in baritone Signor Bombni succeeded Signor Ar
diti as director of the orchestra. The opera was
given with all the attention to detail that
characterized the work of this company it its
every appearance here and it is to be regretted that
SO magnificent an aggregation met with such IN,
success financially There several reasons for
this prominent among which was that the impression
prevailed that the company was IN financial straits
and the idea obtained that it would not be
tine thing to 60 lest the entertainments would not
be what they advertised In this, however those
who did attend very agreeably disappointed as
artistcay than by Colonel Maplesons company. Be
yond question, it the finest of the season now
closing
THE MUSEUM.
j. F. Crossen, an actor of ability, and company of
capable people. will occupy the Museum all week.
playing Bronson Towards well known and popular
society drama 1.-THE Bankers Daughter" The play
has been here several times, and is known to be
wellwritten and interesting drama. 1t is society
play with some sensational features. but clean and
much above the average drama of its kind. Mr..
Crossen is O. clever actor and his company has been
selected especially for this piece. The performance
given has been highly commended.