The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-26
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Briarbrook in .AIaddin, Jr.'

The BrfarbroOk i'm "Aladdin, Jr.'
Henry Norman, who plays Abanazar, the
magician. in Aladdin, Jr.,' and whose hit
IN the "Boozieman" in "Sinbad' is well
remembered here. made another hit last
night in the new topical song 1.-The Stars
Alone Can Tell that is sung by quintet
in the fourth act There was a large audi
ence. society being well represented, and
after Ada Deaves. Albert Froom, John
Cain and John Barke had put the audience
In a good humor with topical verses, Nor
man gave description of the recent and
now historical fox hunt of the Briarbrook
Club. Seldom has topical verse been
one. Norman has an excellent voice and
got word was lost The audience went
che stanza, so that the leader had to stop
the orchestra and wait for the applause to
eas so oveon on t Wen co ane
BY way of no harm and to show the
s sourageous participators in that memorable
stanza 1t is quoted as follows:
Our leaders of society
Are fond of a variety
Nhey chased a coon skin for fox through
brier, brook and dell;
But Ii started such q riot
The next hunts on the quiet
sand when they ride to hounds again-the
stars alone can tell"
There We're also stanzas on Superinten-
dent Powell, Green Smith and Roby that
Aside from this, the the next most entertaining
feature is the antics of ''Lucifer,' a large
Angora cat, black midnight. Lucifer
plays an amusing part with Burke, Norman
and Cain, is made love to by Allen Crater,
firts with frankie Raymonds pretty skirts
in way unlike any other cat ever did be-
fore. "Lqcifer, Is played by David Abra-
been member of Henry Irvings company.
He is regarded as one of the best animal
q a QfIlra
OF his business whenever he is before the
public: There are abundant features in
matinee to-day will be crowded with the
juvenile population. The last performance
OF this engagement will take place tonight.
Notes of the Stage.
Frederick Bryton, of the best known
IS at the head of I'm the Tenderioin'' com
pany, which comes Monday to English's
Jane follows "Charley's Aunt at the
week. There viii be another matinee Of
"Charey's Aunt at popular prices to-day
and the engagement closes tonight.
''The Black Crook" with seventy people
at Englsh's the last half of next week at
popuaar Prees Erie tS the
cast. will be at the Grand next Friday and
Saturday.
Among those who will appear at the En-
pire next week composing the Empire Spec
Ryan and Richfield, Bernard Dyllyn,
Charles and Corrine Carter. John Nc
Grath, Miss .Lottie West simmons, Mar
lon and Pearl, Alma Booth and the Gehrue
Sisters. The company was organized by
Manager James e. Fennessy.
The favorite.. sensational drama. Lost
in New. York." will be presented at the
Park Theater next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and theater-goers who admire
the, realistic and thrilling in the drama
will be given good thing. The play is
one of the best of it's class that plays at the
Park. and 1t Is also one of the most popular
Among the many realistic effects introduced
are river of real water, full rugged
yacht, rowboats, ferries and a geuine steam
boat that goes at full speed.