The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-31
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circles, and has earned for him the title OF
the coming champion. Mr.. Maher will be
at the Empire Theater all week, in conjunc-
ton with his own company of vaudeville
stars, among whom are the following: Con-
ley and Madden, clever Irish comedians;
the charming little soubrette, Miss May
Rhea: Lew c. Mettler, the mimic; the
Keegeans. comedy duo Campbell and
Beard, the "emperors of music' Price and
Mack. black-face comedians. and the two
character singers the Bros Mayo. The
performance concludes with the laughable
comedy entitled .McCracken's Reception"
in which the Irish champion is introduced.
in conjunction with Billy Hennessy, of Bos-
These men will meet all Corners for scien-
tiic points.
Amherst Boys Programme.
Thirty-two Amherst College boys will give
an entertainment at Plymouth Church
Tuesday evening. The three clubs of AM
herst-glee, banjo and nlandolin-are repre-
sented by these boys. They will render a
programme selected for this occasion.
Among others these will be given: .'old
Banjo Club; "A Highly Educated Man.
solo by Mr.. Mossman; La Mano Nera>
Waltz" Mandolin Club; Three Beggars'
Of the Janizaries,' Banjo Club; THE Three
Glasses octet; "A Singing. Tragedy" solo
Club; Molly Bawn," solo, Mr. Loud
"Gitanella,'' Banjo Club amherst Med
ley, Gee Club
first time, and should be greeted by large
audience. Leading society women have
concert, and to which invitations have been
issued, but this will in no way interfere
with the concert, as it is purely a public
affair. Tickets at Baldwns music store
Notes of the Stage.
The name of Sydney Rosenfeld's new
.arSfg wri Wfe for Stuart Robson is
An Eastern critic suggests that DeWolf
Hopper might make hit in London, es-
pecfally in DIR. Syntax"
Nine. Rheas new play, first presented at
the Coates Opera House. in Kansas City,
recently, is called 1.-THE Parisians" 1t is
said to be of the French Frenchy.
New York's 400 turned out in large num-
bers at the first night of Mrs Potter and
Kyrle Bellew in Charlotte Corlay'' at the
Herald-square Theater in New York.
The land of the sacred cod and of the
worshipers of Browning Boston-is said
to have given to Dekoven and Smiths
Rob Roy" even warmer reception than
did New York.
singer, about whom foreign correspondents
have rayed for year or two, is coming
over next fall for Oscar Hammerstein's
music hall.
Jessie Bartlett Davis. the celebrated con-
tralto Of the Bostonians used to sing the
role e.; Of # Bntter,c e in Pinafore, She was
the Chicago manager.
Clever Ctssie Lotus has been stumped in
her effort ITO to initiate one Of our American
1T row down MeClosky'' so that anyone is
even family reminded of Maggie Cline.
John Hare, Henry Irving. Charles Wynd-
come to America next season. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall will leave alone, and Beer
bohm Tree has not yet made up his mind.
Miss Helene Mora, who is to appear next
season in Indianapolis at the Grand Opera
House in her new play. "A Modern Me-
phisto," is singing with success THE Home
n Nv ChildhQ0i PnmnOSp1
Walker, of this city.
Paderewski is alleged to have declared
in the world, the gypsies and the Jews
With all others the love of music is ac-
quired by cultivation. but gypsies and Jews
are naturally musical.
Brady to play "Trilby." 1t will be remem-
bered she made sensation few years
model, in the ''Clemenceau Case" But that
was before living pictures or bronze stat
ues were heard of.
Mrs. Langtry will return to England early
in May so as to attend the yacht races on
her schooner. She will take Effie Shannon
with her to- tour England in Gossip" and
will return to America next fall, when she
promises to appear in an English version
of Camille" written by herself.
Mrs. Potter Kyrle Bellew, Mrs. Langtry,
Charles Frohman Jacob Lift. Myron b.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas @. Seabrooke, Marie Vain
wright, Katherine Grey, Grace Kimball and
Alt Hayman are among the theatrical peo-
pie that will go to Europe and back this
summer.
Camille DArville says that the reason
she got that internal machine, which some
crank sent her last week, was because
some person from Holland was angered at
her changing her name. Miss D'Arvilles
real name is Neejte Dykstra. Instead of
getting bomb for this change she should
have been sent a bouquet.
Marie Wainwright feels that she has ac-
complished something that is rather re-
markable this year. She is the only
American star that has appeared through
out the entire season in one play. "Daugh-
ters of Eve written by American authors
Here and there she has given occasional
matinees of Camille" but to all intents
and purposes Daughters of Eve has
been the medium for the display of her
ability during 1894-95.
Henry Arthur Jones, the famous English
playwright who wrote 1.-THE Masqueraders
1.-THE Bauhle Shop" THE Case of Re
bellious Susan THE Middleman'' and
ssThe Dancing GIRL. is not one of those
dramitists who think the actors that i'm
personate their characters are mere pup
pets. Il gladly admit he says, that it
would be impossible to overestimate the
advantage it has been to my plays to have
the chief parts in them impersonated by
such actors as Baerbohm Tree. e. S. VIII
lard, George Alexander, Charles Wyndham.
and, from what hear, 0enry Miller, John
Drew and T.. H Sothern"