The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mrs. Patrick Campbell may be brought
TO this country 10 play the principal char
2cter I'm Judge Grants "Unleavened Bread
for the Lieblers-
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman will play a
six weeks engagement in Berlin at the
close of the present season. They will use
the German language
XXX
No change of bill is announced for the
Empire Theater to-day. The Sam T.. Jack
Buriesque Company with its clever olio
will continue as the attraction the re-
mainder of the week.
Loui Werba came 10 the city. yesterday,
to arrange for the appearance. at Eng
lish's. next Monday night. of Tim Murphy
In "A Bachelors Romance" Sol Smith
Russells great success.
Xxx
Eight of the male members of the chorus
of the "Mam'selle 'Awkins' company,
which played at English's, missed the train
which took the rest of the company to Day
ton. o., yesterday morning. The play was
put on at that place last night without
them.
The success of Thomas VI. Reynolds in
the character of Albert de Morcerf In
Monte Cristo' at the Grand this week is
the more notable in view OF the fact that
ne enacts a serious role of considerable
length without once exciting the unwonted
laughing propensity of the audience.
XXX
THE Moment of Death; or, The Never
Never Land" is the strange title of a new
one-act play. by Israel Zangwill. which has
been accepted by Liebler & Co. for produce
ton this season, with Mrs. lie Moyne in
the chief feminine role. This piece is said
- 10 n nrn ~
and originality.
The coming of JEFF De Angels. king of
comic opera comedians. 10 English's to-
night will be hailed with interest. Mr.. De
Angels and sorrow are sworn enemies
have been for over twenty years. He has
an able corps OF helpers, led by pretty little
Jessie Mackaye. in his never-ending fight
TO Danish gloom from the human counte-
nance
IN order was promulgated. last night. by
Manage Miller. OF Engiish's, to the effect
that all tickets laid away for Mary Man
nering's performances of Janice Nere-
dith." Friday and Saturday, must he
claimed at least twelve hours before each
performance. This. on account OF the un-
usually heavy demand for seats for Miss
Mannering's engagement.
teorSe n DlCkSoh mas received copies of
Dayton. o.. newspapers containing highly
complimentary notices OF the new melo-
drama. For Her Sake" which closed a
three days engagement In that city last
night TO begin one of equal duration at the
Park Theater in this city this afternoon.
Dayton critics say that the play is about
the most exciting melodrama that has ever
been seen there.
One OF the strongest attractions that will
be seen at the Park this season is the or
ganization so well and favorably known
under the name Of 'Hyde's Comedians"
which Is booked for a weeks engagement
IN the near future. This year the organf-
zation is headed by Helene Mora and Rose
coghlan. the latter In a clever playlet en-
titled Between Matinee and Might In
which she Is assisted by Louis Massen and
q selected company. The clio includes
many excellent specialties.
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Janice Meredith" the novel, was ex-
ceedingly hard TO dramatize on account OF
its chief feature being it's faithful atmos-
phere OF revolutionary days. but the critics
are agreed that Paul Leicester Ford. with
the valuable aid OF Edward L. Rose. the
w~elI-known ~dramatist. has succeeded mar
velously in transferring the fascfuatinr
story 90 the stage without sacrificing either
atmosphere or wealth Of stirring Incidents
The play viii be presented at Engiish.s
Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday
same strong company and the Identical
scenery employed IA its original production
IN the East.