The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-01-24

Minnie Radcliffe and Harry st. Maur have
been engaged by Robert Mantell.

Minnie Radcliffe and Harry st. Maur have
been engaged by Robert Mantell.
Ffrangcon Davis will arrive from England
in March to appear with Emma Juch in
song recitals.
Deyo, who danced in "The Girl from
Paris in New York last season, has gone
TO South Africa
What Happened to Jones' is now in Cali
forna. and a new company is being organ
George Backuss Naturalization of "The
Wandering Jew is promised a production
in New York in March.
VIII Mcconnell has taken Robert Hilliard
in charge and will act in future as the man.
ager for the star of "A New Yorker"
Anna Held's Western trip with 1.-THE Cat
and the Cherub" will extend as far as Kan
sas City, where her season closes in May
James f. Hoey, who was ill for several
months and thought to be dying is now fill
ing an engagement at the Harlem Music
Hall.
Pearl Andrews, vaudeville actress, has
sued a New York dry goods store for $25 900
for false arrest as shoplifter during the
holidays.
The play in which Sam Bernard of vaude-
vile fame, will star next season is called
THE Marquis of Michigan" Bernard will
open the Bijou, New York, next season.
Albert Carrie has been appointed director
of, the Opera Comique in Paris M. Capoul,
the singer, who went over to get the di-
reetorship, Is on his way back to America.
George NJ. Mccarthy. who invented the
great milk bath advertisement for Anna
Held, has written a new sketch called "An
Osstied Man" and is preparing a new bur-
lesque for Gus Hill.
Nine. PiIar-Morin, the great French
pantomime artist. has been engaged to APP
pear in Mrs. FeigIs "A Paris Model" that
follows May Irwin at the New York Bijou.
Leo Dietrichstein and Maud Haslam are
also to be in the cast
May Stewart. of the well-known Stewart
sisters in vaudeville. was taken suddenly ill
with peritonitis in New Haven, Conn. last
week and will be Obliged to rest for several
months. Belle Stewart. her sister, will con-
tinue alone, giving an original speciality.
One night during Richard MansfeId's en-
gagement in Washington paper quarter
of the old currency issue was passed into
the box office at the Lafayette-square Thea
ter IN exchange for gallery ticket. AS the
treas,irer here oale IN the
TO see Mansfield"
THE Wayhghman" has been added to the
funny, very funny, and a previous knowl-
edge of De Koven's opera THE Highway
man" which it burlesques, is not at all
necessary TO enjoy the humor of il. With
Weber and Fields road agents, Sam
Bernard as a captain of the naval reserves,
Peter II. Daley a detective who fears
his shadow and Charles ]. Ross the boy
highwayman the possibilities of ridiculous
situations are fully cared for The stage
coach turns out TO be one of the temper
ance society's owl lunch wagons. New
York Telegram.
For the third time Miss Davenport has
changed the name of Miss Frances Mat
thews's unsuccessful dramatization of the
life OF Joan of Arc. When the play was
first produced in Boston it was called "A
Soldier of France later, ia its revised condi-
ton, II was rechristened THE Saint and the
Fool. Then Miss Davenport announced
that she had permanently discarded it, but
TINS week 1t has bobbed up again in Phila-
delphia under the name of Joan of Are
and one of the critics over there, after see
ing Miss Davenport in her suit of armor.
was unkind enough to say that the only
proper name for II would be Joan OF Cir
cumference. New York Sun