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the Grand next Tuesday evening. The

the Grand next Tuesday evening. The
performance includes spectacular, pantO-
mimic and vaudeville features in profusion.
all OF which. 1t 10 claimed, are new this
season, as the piece has been rewritten
since its last presentation here. Jag
uarina, the famous swordsman. is Q recent
acquisition to the company, which includes
BERTHE Crawford, the Southern prIma
donna; Georgia Putnam late of the New
York Casino; Harry Starr. comedian and
vocalist, of the London tEnglandl Drury
Lane Theater; the Laporte twin sisters;
Frances Harrison, vocalist and buresque
artist; Theresa Lamar, danseuse; Kelley
and Ashley. famous pantomimists; James
celebrated clown. Andy Morris; John Z.
Hill. Millie Bennett, premier danseuse as
sisted by the following specially engaged
dancers from the Alhambra. London. Eng
land: Ethel Danbury, Theresa LeMar.
derson, Blanche Allen, Rose Fnure. Celia
Wilson. Lavina Arnold. Gertie Murray.
Maud Robinson, George Meyers. Mabel
Rivers. Bessie Phillips, Ella Lipman,
Blanche Wilson.
Gossip of the Stage. S4ugtl
"The Lost Paradise" which. from all &C.
counts is q really great play. will be given
by Charles Frohman's company, at the
Grand, early in November.
Sol Smith Russell, who has not played IL
Indianapolis for two years. will be here In
November in his new comedy, Peaceful
Valley" by Edward L. Kidder.
Gus Hills World of Novelties" crowded
the People'es Theater. Cincinnati. This
company Is booked to appear at the En-
pire next week. following Pulse OF New
York."
Minnie Seligman has been Ill and unable
to attend rehearsals of MY Official Wife,"
and therefore, Mr.. Sanger will not COM
mence the tour determined upon for this
actress until Nov. H.
Charlie Frohman VIII produce play
called 1.-The Sportsman" in Boston on Mon
day night. 1t is of the ''Wilkinsons
Widows" order. and will be done by the
Settled Out of Court" company.
In consequence of the great success
achieved BIZ .Niobe" at the Strand Theater,
London. three road" companies have been
organized to tour the English provinces,
and they are all meeting with more than
ordinary favor. 49, 80
The JEANNE Winston Opera Company
will play at English's all of week after
next, presenting La Perichole' and other
operas Miss Winston has not appeared in
this city for several seasons. She is a fine
singer and q clever actress
The CoEhlans!-Rose and Charles-have
had great deal of success In Toronto with
their performance of Diplomacy" In tho
company are Sadie Martinez Madame
Ponisi Frederick Robinson, the original
Orlotf. and John L. Sullivan. who plays
Julian.
Edwin VI. Royle. the athor of Friends"
which will he presented here this week. is
q Western man: he is O graduate of Prince
ton. class of 49, and also graduate of Ed.
inburgh University. Scotland. lie is a fine
actor. and plays the part of Jack Paden In
his own play.
One of the most notable comic opera pro-
Gnctions that will be seen here this season
is Thomas q. Seabrother's Isle of Cham
paign." he has company of sixty people.
and carries. elaborate scenery and access
series. The opera 10 one OF the greatest OF
recent successes
IIyde's Big Speciality Company, with
Helena Mora as the special card. played
to crowded houses at the Arch-street Thea
ter. Philadelphia. the past week. Other
people with the company are Frank Bush,
UBiien ard Carroll Marco und Athol and
boxer Jack McAulitfe.
Ramsay Morris's comedy company. which
includes George Giddens, John Glenden-
ming. Harry Gwynnette, Elsie De Wolfe
Mrs. L. j. Phillips and other competent
players. will begin its tour in Montreal to-
adaptation of play which had O run of
more than five hundred nights at the little
Theater Dejozet in Paris.
Owing TO the illness of Bob Graham, the
season Of Larry. tho Lord" terminated
rather suddenly and most unexpectedly
New York. Mr.. Graham is suffering from
severe attack of cancer of the stomach.
and his doctors advise immediate resi- The
managers say that tie piece will resume lts
travels in three or four weeks.
The Black Crook Specially Company will
be seen for the first time In this city at the
Empire during election week. Judging
from exchanges this company rates second
to none In the vaudeville line. having in
itsranks some of the leading people of the
burlesque speciality profession. Three per-
formances will he given on election day
matinee commencing ut 2. evening perform
ance ut and midnight performance mt
1l:30. Seats can be secured q week In ad-
vance.
The Lillian knss,ll Opera Company viii
play hero Nov. z. and IN Tho Mounre-
bnnks' and La Cigale." The scene of
The Montebanks." her new opera. is laid
in Sicily. 1t opens with a Latin chorus of
Dominican monks. followed by O chorus of
the Tamorra a secret society combining
Drigandage ana vengeance. The Tamorra
seek vengeance for the wrongful convic-
ton. five hundred years before of the
brother of the mother of their ancestor'
next-door neighbor. Much of the fun
arises from the drinking of magic potion
in the POSSESSION of a travelling Snowman.
Pietro 10y name. which has the effect of
making everyone who drinks 10 exactly
what he pretends 10 be. Pietro's clown
and his dancing girl, for certain reasons,