The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-19

sale please return. No sales. No seats"
That ie signigcant. surely. Every seat in
Y. VI. c. A Hall was tagen last night fer
the concert given by the Schubert Quar-
tet. and that WAS only one of the ten Of
fered for this seasons lecture course by the
association. The Schubert Male Quartet.
of Chicago. is composed of four excellent
singers Messra Samuel L. Battle
and William Harris. tenors. John X.
II. lott. basso. Their music was
so good and the voices so tremendously
blended that the audience was quick to
respond, and applauded and recalled them
vociferously. The variety of their songs
ranged from grave to gay, from lively TO
severe. In addition to the singing by the
quartet, Miss Bertha L. Clark, the violin
ist. played Wieniawskrs "Legende" and
LeonEr6's ''Souvenier de Haydn" most
pleasinvly, giving an able Interpretation
of the numbers. which are so often In the
repertoire of the most famous artists. Miss
Laura Il. McCorkle. whO Is not stranger to
Indianapolis audiences. though too sell
dom heard. won a round of compliments
and applause for her talents as q reader
anu later on the programme SIS q whistler.
For Arditrs Let Me Love Thee" she could
not but respond TO the much clappiDg of
hands. The concert was q success from
every point of view.
THE OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
All the city thearers will have matinee
formances by the respective attractions to-
night. At the Grand Sol Smith Russell
will repeat his beautiful play. Peaceful
Valley Last night the orchestra was put
under the stage TO make ROOM and many
stood NJ. At English's the Germans min
streis will give different bills afternoon
and evening. and at the Park Lost IN New
York" will have Its last presentation.
Next week the Park will have q new
farce-comedy, Me and Jack" By Les ter
* WIlliams's clever company, which has
made hit wherever presented. 1t 10 re-
plete with fun and new speciaIties.
The appearance of Miss Rosina Vokes at
the Grand, the first three nights OF next
week, Is Interesting theater- goers as much
as any engagement this season. Mics Vokes
and her company are delightful entertain
ers on original lines, aud during this en-
gagement they are 30 appear in three new
pieces. Crocodile Tears" and My Lord
in Livery" I'm addition to THE Circus
rider') Moniay and Tuesday evenings, and
THE Paper Chase" Wednesday evening.
The latter has made a hit wherever pre-
sented. Seats are now selling for the en-
gagement.
English's will have q novelty the first
three nights of next week in the engage
ment of the only twin stars in the bust
ness. Willard and William Newell. who are
as alike as two men can be, in THE Oper-
ator." new sensational melodrafna. in
which there are some very striking me-
chanieal effects.
The engagement of the Paris Gaiety Girls
at the Empire will close with this after
noon and evenings performances. This
company has presented pleasing pro-
Gramme. introducing some excelle1t spe-
cialty acts. Among the hits of the show
are Campbell and Shepp. knock-abOut com-
edians. Prof. Burton and his trained dogs
and the Three Gondoliers"
The attraction at the Empire next week
will be yde's Comedians. one of the lead
ing speciality companies before the public.
1t is made up of noted people, among them
being the female baritone, Miss Helene
Mora. Frank Bush. Conroy and Fox. o. Brien
and Carroll. Marco and Athol, Isabelle
Ward, Ada Alexandra, Tom and Lille En-
glish and others. Sale of seats in progress
DOW.