The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-21
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ADJUSTMENTS.

What Happened to Jones" is being pre-
sented by different companies in circuit
that reaches around the world.
Miss Monte Donico, a member of last
seasons stock company. In this city. has
signed with the Shubert stock company at
the new Teck Theater. Buffalo.
xxx
Sweet Anne Page" Is the title of the
new comic opera written by Edgar Smith
and Louis de LANCE for Lulu Chaser, for
nerly Francis Wilson's prima donna.
XXX
The performances given by the Merry
Maidens Burlesque Company at the EN-
pire Theater. seem to be popular with fair
visitors. The company played to two more
good houses yesterday.
Xxx
Grant Stewart, who is playing with Dan
Eel Frohman's. stock company in wheels
Within Wheels" in Chicago, has written
new play for Mr.. Frohman which the latter
will produce at Days Theater, in New
York, in November.
Other productions to be made by the
Grand stock company In the near future
are Belasco & De Miles Lord Chumley''
Pineros Lady Bountiful' and splendid
revival Of Monte Cristo" Talk of a pro-
duction Of Madame Sans Gene is also
being indulged-
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Margaret Anglin, who played Roxane In
Mansfield's production OF "Cyrano de
6ergerac" two seasons ago, has been sent
by Manager Frohman to the Duke of
1ork's Theater' London; to I'LL the place in
The Lackeys' Carnival made vacant by
the resignation OF Evelyn Willard
xxx
Hamlet" viii be presented by Walker
whiteside two evenings of his engagement
at English's the first half Of next week in
stead OF but once as originally announced.
Heart and Sword" will be presented Mon
day evening and Wednesday matinee, and
Hamlet" on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights
"Sapho" will continue to be the bill at
the Grand all of next week. This decision
was reached late yesterday afternoon by
the management of the stock company and
Is the result OF the extraordinary business
the play has been doing this week. People
ance since Monday night.
xxx
Every year '.Superba' brings a new
transformation for its final scene, and the
Hanlons take a pride in making it more
beautiful each season. The one now being
shown at the Park Theater every afternoon
anu nisnt - uhquesionapiy the hand
are unusually ingenious. The Park is doing
the best business OF its season thus far.
Joseph B. Everham, who was engaged for
the Grand stock company, and has been
playing in Cincinnati because "sapho"
contains no part for him. will make his
first appearance week after next In ssThe
Magistrate Arthur Wing Pinero's bright
play. Mr.. Everham was associated with
John T. Raymond In the original produc-
ton OF the piece thirteen years ago and
scored great success at that time
"Lohengrin" attained the respectable age
of fifty years ON Aug. %. when an anniyer
sary performance of wagner's most popu-
lar opera was given at weimar. Accord
ing TO the New York Sun. it ranks among
the five best liked operas I'm the world
Richard Wagner was political exile when
his opera was first produced at Weimar by
Franz List and could not. therefore, be
present.
wednesday night at Englshs a great
audience enjoyed the delicious situations of
'Shore Acres for over two hours, and
when Uncle Nat put out the lights and
went TO bed at the close OF the play. while
the curtain slowly fell. the people were so
impressed with the beauty of the scene
that instead OF making a rush for the
DOORS according 70 time-honored custom
they remained IN tneir seats and appfauded
vigorously. A greater or more sincere COM
pliment 10 the merit Of the play could not
have been paid.
Gertrude Coghian I'm "yanity Fair
SARATOGA, n. Y, Sept 2o.-Miss Ger
tru6e Ccghlan made her debut as a star
here tonight at the Theater Saratoga be-
fore large and fashionable audience in
Tfackerays Vanity Fair" the dramatiza-
ton being the work OF Miss Coghlan's
father, the late Charles Coghlan.
Married i'm This City.