The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
MApLEsoA.s CRANE opERA

MAPLEsoN's GRAND OPERA COMPANY
Madame Minnie Hauk will make her first ap-
pearance in indianapolis In four years Thurs
day evening, when she will be seen in her orig
inal character, Carmen, which is generally con-
coded to be her greatest mpersonation. and in
which part she is unequaled. The prices are the
same when she appeared here in concert alone,
and this time the entire opera will be given with
12O people on the stage, including grand corps
de ballet, led by the famous premiere danseuse,
Mme Malvina Cavallazzi, and an orchestra of
twenty five musicians In Carmen" will also
appear Mile Dotti. Signor De Falco. Del Puente.
De Vashetti, Caracciolo. Rinaldini Bieletto,
Mile Bauermeister and Nine. La Blache. Fri
day evening offers an excellent programme, in
the first appearance in this city of
Nine. Lillian Nordica, the famous Boston can
tatrice, who will sing the part of Violetta
IN Verdis charming opera, La Traviata." Nine
Nordica will be supported by Giaunini, Del
Puente. Cherubini, Rinaldini, Beletto. Carac-
ciolo, Mile. Bauermeister, and Mile LaBlache,
and Madame Cavalazzi. and corps de- ballet
Saturday night Verdi's beautiful III Trovatore"
will be given. with Mile Dotti as Lenora, Clan
mini as Manrico Del Puente, DeVashetti, Ri
naidini, Nine. La Blache, Mile. Bauermester.
ballet and immense chorus. The box-ofice of
English's Opera house will remain open from 8
o'clock A.. u. until o'clock p NJ. for the sale of
seats each Gay.
THE NYE-RILKY ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
At the Grand Opera-ho to night, Bill Nye
and James Whitcomb Riley, with the assistance
of Mr.. Jud Colgan, Mrs j. c. New and Mr.. Fred
NJ Looms, appear for the benefit Of the Light
Infantry. The programme. which Is entirely
new is as follows:
Way Down in Maine. Nye
Song-"The Friar," tReeve). Fred NJ LOOMS
Poem Riley
How Mr.. Brownn Heard, Rubenstein. ..Jud Colgan
Song-Aria from Lucreta Borga. Mrs. j. O. New
Michigan Lecture Course. Riley
&esslers Bees Riley
| Reprimand,ng Boy. .Nye
Curvature of the Spine. Ia childs sketch) Riley
| 1t is suspected that Mr. Riley's effort concern
| ing the Michigan lecture course is In some man
| ner connected with his own experiences. Mr..
| Coigan's appearance. after long retirement,
| will be welcomed by his admirers. Those desir-
| ing good seats should 60 early, as the reserve
| yesterday was unusually large.
NOTES.
| The art gallery of the New Orleans exposition
| is on exhibition at Masonic Hall.
| The sale Of seats for the performance of 1.-THE
! Chimes of Normandy" began yesterday, at the
Grand and was surprisingly large especially
| for Friday night
The Juvenile Mikado Company, In many re-
| spects one of the best on the road, opened
engagement at EngNshs last nlgnt Iney ap-
pear in matinee to-day and close to night.
| An interesting programme is promised at the
| Gilmore band concert at Englishs Opera house
/ on next Monday evening The prices of admis-
sion are 81, rs and so cents, with rs cents addi-
| tional for sofa chairs. The tickets go sale on
| Friday morning.
| Tomorrow night at the Grand, McNish.
johnson e Slavins minstrels, very strong ag
| gsegati0n of comedians. vocalists and speciality
| performers, will give a performance. Besides
| the artists who give title to the company it in
cludes Frank Howard, the celebrated tenor and
composer, w. Henry Rice, George Powers, the
] O'Brien brothers and others equally well known
| The advance sale began auspiciously yesterday,
| and a very large audience may be expected.