The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Owen westfeld has been engaged by
Frank Daniels to take the pace of w. F.
Rochester as second comedian In 1.-The
Ameer."
Richard Harlow, the female imperson-
ator, has turned up again. He is doing his
same old turn at the Grand Opera House.
Philadelphia, and making quite success
Of IT, too.
Charles Allen is in the city ahead OF NC
Fadden's Flats" which will be at the Park
the first half of next week. Mr.. Allen says
the Flats" never had a more successful
season than the present one.
BlondeIl In large electric lighted cabinet
at the Park constitute a delightful feature
of the entertainment Afforded by The
Katzenjammer Kids" But two more op-
portunities remain or seeing the show.
DR.. Baker, of st. Luke's Hospital, New
York, In which Roland Reed is convalesc-
ing from painful operation, Announces that
the distinguished actor Is getting along
excellently and that a second operation will
not be necessary, as was supposed few
days ago.
A well-known vaudeville manager tells of
q wonderful act he witnessed some time
ago, In which a clever marksman discharg-
ed bullets from a Winchester rife into a
clearly outline faces of people easily rec
ignized by the audience.
The sale of seats for the Frohman pro-
duction Of Anthony Hopes "Phroso," with
Miss Odette Tyler at the head of the cast
opens at English's box Office tomorrow
morning at o'clock. The engagement Is
for the first three days of next week,
with a Wednesday matinee.
A big crowd listened TO the returns from
the Dixon-McGovern fight, read by Man
ager Zimmerman at the Empire Theater
last night On Friday night the news from
the McCoy-Choynsh fight will be received
at this theater. Sam I. Jacks company
Is the bill for the rest of the week.
Tonight Mr.. Beerbohm Tree, the famous
English actor, will dazzle the eyes of Lon
doners with a gorgeous production of "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" 1t will be
staged as fairy play. and unusual In
terest Is excited by the promised appear
ance Of Miss Louie Freear as Puck. She Is
the author of the song Sister Mary James
Top Note"
That Devils Island" the melodrams
that holds the boards at the Park the lat.
ter half Of this week. was prepared for its
road tour by Jams III. Wallick is sufficient
guaranty of handsome stage settings. Ir
addition to it's beautiful surroundings, the
play unfolds a story that never fails TO wir
sympathy and applause. The engagement
opens tomorrow afternoon and closes Sat
urday night.
The success OF Clyde Fitche's strong sa
ttrical and emotional play 1.-The Moth and
the Flame is not surprising when 1t Is
remembered that he is also the author OF
Beau Brummel." Nathan Hale" 1.-The
Cowboy and the Lady and Barbara
Frietchie'' THE Moth and the Flame
opens a three days engagement at Eng.
Tomorrow
two performances Saturday.
''The Crust of Society,"" which the Grand
stock company is producing this week, /:
worth going TO see on account of the bril-
liant work of Miss Shannon and Mr.
kolkcr, If nothing more. But there are
other reasons why this Is one of the mos
attractive offerings of the entire season a.
the Grand. There will doub0ess De crowds
of women at the matinees to-day and Sat
urday to the handsome costumes dis
played by the feminine members OF the
COMPANY.