The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-08

spinster" The welcome NE was hearty but he
nlirers were sorely disappointed
Nine. Games will make her temperance in
America. II is said. Jayid Bispham in the
'Meistersinger
Nine. Nordica win be soloist, with campanar
when the "stabat Mater Is sung in Toronto
NJ. Arthur Nikisch formerly director of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. will bring the
Lepsic Gewandhaus Orchestra, of which he is
now director, to this country next season.
Miss Louise Beaudet who has been successful
in the London music halls. and who is now in
johannesburg, South Africa, where she is said
to have made a big hit, has been engaged by
Mr.. Hammerstein. and will be seen at the
Olympia Music Hall in month or six weeks
Anna Held. the .Etoile de Paris brought over
to shake her curls and other things at New York
audiences from the stage of the HeraId-square
Theater with Evans and Hoey in "A Parior
Match. has lost her little dog ''Dizzi." This
dog is also of the feminine gender, and one OF
the first things the dlvette ga on reacnlng new
essay on her dog. Her article was almost
bright the little girls essay on boys
John Drew will not go to Australia next
mer. Rosemary will be played at the New
York Empire all this season and in the spring
An English dramatist is writing a play for Drew
which Mr.. Frohman may first produce in London.
al Neumann. the author of The Absent
Boy was in state of ecstacy last Monday
morning number of cablegrams which ne
had just received from Vienna The words were
plus polysyllabic and jaw breaking and far be-
You'd the ken of the denizens of the Rialto to
whom Neumann showed them Translated they
stated that The Wizard of the Nile pro-
duced at the Carl Theater, Vienna Saturday
night, Sept. 26, and made overwhelming
cess. The adaptation into German was made by
Neuman1
The O danger in acrOb3tfc
Is evidently of the minimum quantity. The boy
member Of the Jordan family, who drops from
trapeze attached the roof of the auditorium
at Roster & Biars, headforemost a distance OF
sixty feet passes through iron frame, the
of which three feet apart. Mr. Lewis
Jordan, the head Of the family. was asked day
two ago If there was any danger of the boys
body swerving in his descent and striking one
of the bars.
ing to open door, than your touching the
side of that door if you tried to walk through on
marked straight line
Lillian Buckhart, wife of Charles Dickson, the
comedian, is quite adept in making wax
fruits and flowers. But in vain she endeavored
to convince her husband that her work had any
appearance of naturalness. She called him into
her studio day two ago and showed him a
bunch of dollhouse grapes. She asked him If they
were not to nature. He replied: Yes, as
true art make, them, but there is some
thing about nature which art cannot copy
ished then. to his disnay and disgust, she be-
gan plucking the grapes from the and ate
tho bunch with evident relish.
The next novelty at Hoyt's Theatcr viii be the
presentation OF Archibald c. Gunters dramatiza-
ton of his novel; "A Florida Enchantment'
Monday, Oct. IL. The play has number of
novel and unique features which certain to
attract attention The play commences with five
women and six men and ends with three women
and eight men, and the leading becomes
the leading man. Mr. Gunter states that the
dramatization is not intended TO solve any
cal problem, but has been arranged happy
conceit of divertng and inoffensive fun. Miss
Marie Jansen has been engaged to play the part
of the young women who becomes metamorphosed
into young man, and will enjoy the distinc-
tion of being the only person who has been
both the leading woman and leading man of
company.