The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-27
Bushels. 1888.
II

NGLIsHS-MIsS CASTLEToN IN a PAPER DOLL"
Miss Kate Csstleton is a perennial ~favorite
wherever she plays. and the audisuce that filed
Enelish's last night gave her such g cordial
greeting as must have been very gratifying.
Her cleverness, graceful and original ways
and sweet singing, form the chief attraction of
ga Paper DOLL which is more of a play than
Crazy Patch" but still only enough to give
Ter and her company opportunities to be vastly
amusing. In the piece Miss Castleton sings the
song that first made her famous, "For goodness
sake don't say | told you" and other selections
of the Catching" order. She has two very
clever comedians in Mr.. Daily and Mr.. Corte,
aud they make much fun. while Miss kella
Deaves, who does all things well, is especially
good in an eccentric character part. There Is
fun. nonsense. good music and almost every
thing else in "a Paper Doll". and the audience
last night laughed and applauded and had a
good time generally. Miss C~astleton will play
again tonight, az the matinee tomorrow after
noon. and for the last time TO morrow night.
PARK-FRANK FRAYNE IN 'MARDo."
Mr.. Frank /. Frayne's popularity in this city
was again indicated by the audiences that filed
the Park at the opening of his engagement yes
terday and the enthusiasm displayed over the
performances CT 'Mardo." The play is. in
many respects, the best in Mr.. Frayne's
" ~ - - A4ALJ aoA1hN okOALy
well developed, and the scenes are forcible AMI
exciting. The burning hut, which 10 very
realistic. the snow-storm in Siberia. and other
striking effects. add to 1t materially, while the
introduction of . huge lion, bears, acting
dogs and other animals add to the realism. Mr..
Fraye still acts with force and intelligence. and
his company gives him a creditabls support.
"Mardo' will be seen again at both performances
to-day. Tomorrow and Thursday Isl Slocum'
1.-THE new ~versionl will be given. and during the
rest Of the week MIR. Frayneis new play, ken
lucky Bill"
veruona Jsrbeau, the brightest and clsverest
of al the soubrette condolences, will be the
attraction at the Grand, Thanksgiving mntinee
and evening, and the rest OF this week, IN star.
light" a piece that bubbles over with fun and
music. The advance sale will begin this morn
ing az the box Office.
The Eden Musee has q number Of novel feat
ures this week. Chief among them is Big
Eliza, a woman who weighs nearly 500 pounds.
and is larger than Winnie Johnson; tho FIJI
princess and her children; Barnello, the fire.
eater, and Dahoma, the giant. They will remain
all week, afternoon and evening. There were
Groves to see them yesterday.
The grand concert to be given at Tomlinson
Hall on Wednesday evening. Dec. .. by Miss
Emma Juck, Mime. Teresa Carreno. Miss Hope
Glenn, Mr.. Leopold Lichtenberg, and other mu-
steal artists OF note will be a rare treat for mu-
sic-loviDg people. The company Is q fine organ
~ization. The advance sale Of seats will open at
the music rooms Of d. II. Baldwin q Co. On
Thursday moraing.
The greatest spectacular production Mr.. XII
rally has ever given in Indianapolis. 'Mazulm,"
will be seen at Epglish's. Thanksgiving matinee
and evening, and rest of this week. Three
grand bsllets, three carloads of scenery, and an
array of European specially performers are
among the attractions. The scenery and ap-
p%ointments are elaborate and beautiful in the
extreme, and the transformation are said to be
marvels. The sale of seats will begin this morn
ing, and there promises to be q great demand.