The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-02-21
AMUSEMENTS.
y. 4. GIee Club.

sixteen young men from the Indiana Uni
versfty will appear al Plymouth Church this
evening. There Is a special programme ar
rang ID. consisting OF solos. duets. trios and
qusrtets. The resilient alumni Of the uni
versity are interested in the success OF the
club and propose 10 give tnem a reception
in the chruch parlors Immediately after
the close OF the concert. The reception Is
not an invitationsI affair. All who attend
the concert will. be welcomed and ample
refreshments have been provided for a large
rumher-
Treasurer Gone with Receipts.
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 20-The members of
"A Happy Little Home company. now
nDing an engagement at the Rijou Theater.
are far from being in a happy frame of
mind Since Monday j. $. Forbes, treas
urer Of the company. has been missing.
and with him 81. 100. il is said, of the COM
pany's funds. Forbes was last seen on
Monday. The police have learned that
Forbes had been spending money freely
while in the city, but no trace OF him has
Deen found. Forbes left his clothes behind.
he Is supposed to have left Milwaukee, as
the city has been thoroughly searched.
Annie o'Neiu to Wed ~. q. Miner.
NEW YORK, Feb. D.-Congressman
Henry Clay Miner authorized the announce
nent tonight OF his engagement 10 Miss
Anne ONe.ll. the actress. Mr.. Miner made
the announcement last night at the Fifth
avenue Theater, where Miss O'Neill is now
engaged In playing the chief feminine role
Al Mr. Cranes new play, The Governor of
ksntucky.' he sa.d he would De marritx
10 MISS ONeill Immediately after her con-
tract terminated with Mr.. Crane. in the be-
honeymoon abroad and pass the summer in
europe, returning in time for Mr.. Miner to
attend Congress in the fail.
Notek of the stage.
The Brownies appear for the last time at
English's tonight and tomorrow matinee
and night. Many people appear to have
the idea that 1t is a company of children.
There are only three little tots in the or
ganization. The peop.e are clever profess
slonals and give a tine performance, such
a one as OLD theater-goers may delight in.
AT the Grand next Monday night will be
seen that csever novelty, The 10th Century
Cir" which delighted metropolitan audi
ences for a whole season. The title role is
In the hands OF csever Molly Fuller and she
Is SUPPORTED by such well-known people as
John L. Kelly and Gus Williams. two COM
edians VINO nave starred Individually and
jointly for the past ten years. Other men,
bers well known are William Cameron, Al
sunbeam, Georgia Hawley. Thomas Lewis
and Harry Kelly.
The coming production of "The Fencing
Master at Eng.ish's Opera House Monday
and TUESDAY night is an engagement or
especial interest. Miss Katherine Germaine
VIII appear in the prima donna role which
affords such rare opportunities for an ar
list to show her talents. and made Marie
Tempest famous.
The season of Italian grand opera which
will be inaugurated next Thursday night at
English's Opera House by the Hinrichs
Company. pro mis- something of sterling
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. ~
comes from the Academy OF Music, Philadel-
phia. where for the last four months the
regular season has been in progress. The
artists are Of first quality. Emma Nevada
heading the &c eom : This artist win be
on Thursday night In la Somnambufa."
The second opera Is III Trovatore." with a
strong cast including Miss Tracey as
Leonora. Henri Provost as Maurice. Kath-
crime Fleming as Azuscena. together with
Signora Del Puente. Di Lima and Malzac
Eefando- The advance sale opens at the
Pembroke Tomorrow.
The funny pictures of several of the best
known members of the Order, of Elks, dis
played in the windows OF prominent business
houses about town, have got some of the
boys in trouble. Jake Ras, the noted.
German comedian. has already had to pay
for fifty tickets for friends that want to
see him act and Jim Healy. the Celtic
celebrity from Irish HILL is said to be
in domestic trouble on account OF the carl
catures so conspicuousiy displayed I'm some
Of the windows. Pink Hall and George. Car
ter are not ''kicking' because they are old
timers and can stand any amount OF stchaff-
ing just so business booms. The boys re-
port unusually large sales of tickets and
when the reserve seat sale opens at the
Pembroke next Monday morning at 10
o'clock il Is expected that the entire house
will be taken. The performance takes place
next Wednesday evening at Engiish's. Gov
ernor Matthews and Mayor Taggart have
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