The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-15
NENTTCT DIR. A. E. BUCHANAN
DuNAANA 1913 When Building.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Anna Held, with her famous shoulders,
her 900 dress and her repertory OF French
songs. which she will sing during the prog
ress OF The French Maid" will arrive in
her private car to-day for the engagement
at English's tonight and tomorrow night.
Charles Bigelow, who is really the star OF
the production seen here last year, still
heads the company and has with him
Hallen Mostyn. who sings 1--WE 'Er Por-
trait Next My Fart and other ditties.
There a-e scores OF good people in this big
show TO give a musical and comedy enter
tainment of high order and much salts
faction to lovers of all that is tunefuI and
funny.
'Incog" is proving a popular bill at the
Grand and, together with the pretty little
programme the necessary amount of senti-
ment. forms an entertainment that Will re-
ward the patrons of the stock company.
There will be a matinee to-day.
NJ. Rudinof, who is one of the artists in
Joseph Harris Speciality Company. is
Frenchman who came direct from Paris
which follows Gay con S Island at the
Park the last half OF the week
The town was full OF advance agents yes
terday George weatherspoon was here in
lsh's for a return engagement in THE Car
pet-bagger." following Nethersole next
Tuesday and Wednesday The musical man
for the famous Banda Rosa, which gives
one concert at English's on Thursday night
heels came the well-known Gus Frohman i'm
advance of Charles Frohman'S production
of On and or" one of the great farcical
successes OF New York this season, which
gives a matinee and night performance at
English's on Saturday, March % Walter
Floyd also returned for Devils Island"
which will be at the Park next week.
Americans at Home opened at the New
York Lyceum Monday night with a good
cast OF which Mary Mannering and T. ]
Morgan were the particular stars The play
Is by Grace l. F'urniss and Abby S. Rich
ardson.
The "Musketeers." Sydney Grundy's YER
sion of the Dumas romance. had its first
New York presentation at the Broadway
Theater, New York, Monday night. with
James O'Neill as DArtagnan and Blanche
Bates as MIladi. The cast in general is ex-
eellent, including Margaret Anglin, as Con-
stance: Judith Berolde. as Anne OF Austria:
Wilton Iackaye, as AthOs: Edmund Collier,
as Porthos: S. Miller Kent, as Aramis. and
Hallett Thompson, as Louis XIII.
San Francisco paper brings the informa-
tion that Helen Bertram. prima donna with
the Bostonians. is down with the mumps
I'm that city.
lhere Is story, said 10 oe true, that an
American actress who has scored a great
success in London has shaken off certain
somewhat notorious relationship of long
standing. and has made new alliance with
a manager-actor Of international celebrity.
The iady's former admirer and associate is
described moving about the town in the
most broken-hearted manner Imaginable
while the Wife or the manager-actOr seeks
10 conceal her disconsOlate position by be-
ing seen frequently in public with a man
for whom she really doesn't care button.
or course. public scandal of peculiarly
offensive quality Is pretty certain TO come
out.-New York Telegraph.