The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

800
be divided between two attractions, the first
being the Baldwin Melville Company, which
will appear this afternoon and tonight IN
"A Celebrated Case" tomorrow in Little
Lord Fauntleroy'' and Wednesday in "Ten
Nights in a Barroom.' For several years
past this organization has been among the
most successful Of the repertoire companies
playing the popular-priced theaters. It's
owner and manager, Walter Baldwin. is an.
cess in theatrical life and who a year ago
took charge OF the Grand Opera House
at New Orleans. a pIaynouse that was seem,
had leased this theater in the Southern
metropolis Baldwin organized a stock COM
pany and started the season there. Its sue
cess was immediate and II ran through the
winter, much as did the Grand stock COM
pany here. TO Overlooking houses. AS a
put more money into his road company,
which will present the three above men,
toned plays here. beginning this afternoon.
to be a capable and attractive actress. Good
specialties are promised during each play
and new moving pictures will be shown by
the cinemetographe.
Fifty people and an operatic orchestra
appear in the musical first part of william
H. Vests Minstrel Jubilee" which is 70
be at Engiish's the last two days OF this
week. In addition to these there are a score
~ so ANASN ~ oAoO a
a carload OF scenery and spectacular effects,
and. taken all together, the aggregation
to lead other Ha's shows Sss IN nat its q class. iH "BiIIy'.
West has the advantage Of that rare COM
bination, a wealth of novel ideas backed by
the opening performance next Friday night
viii take place Wednesday morning.
The coming Of Ben Hendricks to the Park
next Thursday In "A Yenuine Yentleman'
will be the first presentation of comedy
drama with a Swede as the leading charac-
ter seen In this city In a number OF years.
Mr.. Hendricks is easily at the head OF this
sort OF dialect character to-day.
A writer of stage gossip in the New York
Telegraph has given out the following in
teresting double-headed story concerning
Julia Marlowe: Speaking of things matri-
monial / heard two stories on the Alley yes
terday SO Numerically opposite that 1 am
inclined to believe both Of them. Miss Julia
Marlowe is the heroine of the two tales. One
OF them, which was told me by an actress
whom i know TO be a close friend OF Miss
Marloweis and which was further vouched
for by Miss Leontine Stanfield, also an
actress and writer OF some note, is TO the
friends on both sides OF the water Of her
hxed intention not to return TO New York
until she has arranged definitely with Mr..
Taber, her lord and master, 10 accompany
her. IT seems inconceivable that any man
could prove obdurate against such pleading
on the part OF so charming a wife.
However. story number two. which was
poured into my ears IN the next block. was
to the effect that there is no chance OF gee
billed together this season. In short, he in
timated that their billing and their cooling,
too. for that matter, hereafter would be
for the good and sufficient reason that the
horizon OF Miss Marlowe's heart was en-
tirely illumined at this moment by the efful-
gent image or M loss QliffarinU a hafnU
than the clever young manager who di-
rected her professional fortunes last season.
deavor. relig.ously. to believe them both"
The clever young manager" alluded TO
IN the above is Charles b. Dillingham;.
for a while was the husband OF Jennie Yea
mans. Dillingham; Is one of the brainiest
and most popular and polished young mana
gers in the country.
Do Wolf Hopper and Nellie Bergen are
now reported to have been married in New
Jersey a few hours before the Ell Captain
company sailed for London.
Haroun Alrashid Du Souchet is writing a
new farce-comedy on the style of My Friend
from India that Burt and Simmons, the
managers OF his new musical farce-comedy,
AN Easy Mark" will present late the COM
ing season.
Ward and vokes, whose bundle of special
z inv ~ ON1 OtA0A VIC
as acts. will be called 9TH Floor Walkers
this season. will start on the road in the
course Of a week or two. Ward and Vokes
never bother themselves with the technique
OF their players. Neither does II matter
whether they can act or not. so long as they
are good lockers" and can do a speciality
in a manner that pleases the audience.
Eddie Foy opened to a packed house at
Mcyicker's. Chicago. Saturday night in
Hotel Topsy Turvy." IL being the first
Western presentation OF the musical farce
IN which Foy won New York last season.
The Hanlon Brothers. proprietors of the
pantomime. "Superba." intend TO present
the Brooklyn baseball team with a. silk ban
ner at the close OF the season. IL doesn't
matter whether the team wins the pennant
or not-the opportunity they think is too
good 10 be lost.
Henry Miller terminated an engagement
Of fourteen weeks In San Francisco Satur-
day and started East TO begin rehearsals
pear at the Herald-square Theater.
Murray & Mack. with their company of
twenty-one people. are rehearsing at the
Grand Opera House preparatory to opening
their season at Columbus. o., next week.
They will be at the Park the week OF Sept.
e. IL looks like old times 10 see Charlie
Murray back with his .Finnegan" partner
and a big season is predicted for this popu-
lar team. The only member Of the last
years company remaining with Murray g.
Mack Is Kitty Beck Mrs Ollie Mack.) Joe