The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-01

Park-America's Vaudeville Stars.
The Park Theater for the next three days,
beginning with to-morrow's matinee, is to
have its first vaudeville company Of the
season. Its title is Americas Greatest
Vaudeville Stars" In the organization are
the Fransioli Sisters in an original act,
during which they will give an imitation
of the Cherry Sisters. Pete Baker, one of
favorites. who has been seen here again
and again in German comedy. but not re-
Gently. has a new act to introduce. Mazuz
and Mazett will appear in their funny sklt,
'"The Tramp and the brakeman. The
Child artist. Baby Lund, is on the bill for
a turn. Horace Goldin. magician, will be
seen in a new lot of tricks and illusions,
concluding with his European trick show
ing how Dreyfus might have escaped from
Devlis Island. Mr.. ana MIS-. Marx murphy
have been engaged In their latest sketSl,
The Seventh Son. by Con /. Murphy.
One of the most novel acts OF the entire bull
Il said TO be that of Mile. Patti Armanti,
who introduces studies in sand ana smoke.
The pictures she draws with the aid OF
sand and smoke will remind people of The
popular turn in Joe Harris company last
spring when a French artist made a hit in
Just such a speciality. The three GlisandoS,
who were at one time said 10 be the sem
Sation OF the European music halls, VIII ap-
pear in an eccentric musical act. The conf
pany played TO big houses in Columbus and
Dayton last week. IL is said. 1t VIII remain
ANN III So . - f NFNo
the usual matinee tomorrow.
Pnrk-.sThrce M~usketecrs" Thursday.
Harry Glazier. a young romantic actor,
will appear in a new stage version of
Dumas story. The Three Musketeers," at
the Park Theater next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. GlazieT has been in the
support of Thomas ". Keene and Lawrence
Barrett. and was also with William Red
mund. Stuart Robson and Kathryn Kidder.
The last few years he has devoted himself
To stock work. During his career he has
played over 500 parts. ranging from low
comedy characters TO those of the romantic
and classic order. The version of THE
Three Musketeers' (''The Three Guards
men, in beck form is by Edmund Day and
it follows Dumas romance as closely as
stage requirements will permit. The entire
stage settings are carried by the company
ard the cCstuming Is said 10 be handsome
and historically correct. The supporting
company includes the names of Warren +.
Hill as Louis XIII; John p. Barrett, Rich
ellen: Alexander Randolph, Duke of Buck
ingham; Lawrence Underwood. Athos;
Thomas b. Findlay, Porthos; l.. G. Ingra-
Treville: Miladi Lady De Winter), Vail De
Vernon; Anne of Austria, Blanche Stod-
card. and Constance. Madge Tucker.
"Wine. Woman and song" at Empire.
VI. NJ. THESES Wine. Woman and Song
Company. which will open at the Empire
tomorrow afternoon. comes preceded by a
reputation of being one of the best organi-
zationS of its kind on the road. Every
member of the vaudeville portion of the
company is a firSt-class entertainer, and
several features of the performance are
unique. Burke Brothers, with Wise Mike
the trick donkey, head the list. Their act
was the hit TOT the Dainty Duchess last
season. The Jenny Eddy trio will present
a novel act. Coon songs form the basis
but the art of Miss Eddy and the dancing OF
the two Russian midgets, Itsky and Fflos-
Ky, who assist the singer, are said 10 make
the turn something new. The Three Rack
etts. artists, render a number of musical
selections on Enthusiastically constructed in
struments, but it will be found that music
hes not been sacrificed TO gain grotesque
effects. In addition, they are all good
singers. Jennie Kline and Phil GOttholdis
song-depicting between various
be another catching. novelty. Han
domestic sketch. Breaking up House
keeping" and the olio will close
with Bennett and Rich I'm illustrated songs.
The closing burlesque, Wine, Woman and
Song" from which the show takes its title.
is said by Burke Brothers. the authors. to
sounded pretty. 1t is written with especial
view To giving Charles Burke opportunity
TO give his rendition of the Hebrew mer-
chant. Burke ranks among the leaders in
delineation of the comic Yiddisher man.
Wise Mike" is also provided for In the
finish of the piece. Burke brothers are rem
dering Rachel Goldstein'' i'm the present
burlesque with other Hebrew melodies. The
engagement is for the week, with daily
matineeS.