The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-08
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Haddon Chambers is expected to arrive
IN New York to-day with a new play Cor
John Drew.
There Is an unusual demand for seats for
the last performance OF Camille" by the
stock company at the Grand tonight.
Charles II. Yale's splendid spectacle. The
Forever and Ever DEVILS Auction" may be
seen at the Park Theater this afternoon
and tonight for the last times during the
present engagement.
There will be a special "Quo Vadis' matt
nee at popular prices at English's Opera
House this afternoon. and the weeks run
OF the popular drama VIII come to an end
tonight
The Sorrows of Satan a dramstizaticn
J OF Marie Correilrs popular novel. and "A
Wise Guy a musical farce-comedy, with
Edmund Hayes and Dorothy Neville in
isading roles. will divide next week at the
Park Theater In the order named. Daily
matinees will be given as usual.
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The last week of the Grand stock COM
pany in indianapolis begins Monday night
In a fine production Of Confusion" the
bright farce in which Nat c. Goodwin won
great Idme IN the early part OF MS career.
Miss Angela Dolores Will come from Gin
cinnati TO take part in the weeks perform
ances. AS an extra special attraction. The
Girl with the Auburn Hair" The latter
act will be put on at the conclusion of each
o. the eight performances of the week.
KIN
Alfred Fisher. stage director of the
Grand stock company, left for New York
city at 4 o'clock this morning to enter up
on his new duties as director of the stage
for Amelia Bingham's forthcoming pro-
Guction OF Clyde Fftch's new play, ''The
Climbers Mr.. Fisher established an en-
y1able reputation as a stage director and
as a character actor during his long term
of service with the local stock company.
He will have a part In the Fitch play, and
his first arpearance in il will be awaited
with interest by his many indianapolis
friends and admirers.
In the production of Sardou's powerful
drama Theodore" at English's Opera
House Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
rights and Wednesday afternoon of next
week Mrs. Clarence NJ. Bruno will, 1t Is
said, wear six different gowns made in
Paris at a cost of $1,000. The garments. par
ticularly that worn in the imperial box
scene, are heavily laden with Jewels, gold
thread and precious stones. a diamond
girdle which encircles the waist and reaches
the floor is especially beautiful, as is also
the crown worn by her as the Roman
queen.
Monzuma. the fine specimen of the CHM
panzee lately received at the Zoo. is now
comfortably housed in a beautifully deco
rated glass dwelling, the interior of which
Is made bright as day constantly by a num-
Der of incandescent lamps. The curious an
tmal has already learned TO sit at table
with some show of decorum. although he
still resents the close approach OF strangers
by pounding violently with his fist on what
ever happens to be before him. He is given
daily lessons in etiquette before the doors
of the institution are thrown open to the
public.
Unusual interest attaches 70 the appear
ance at Engiish's Opera House of Otis Skin
ner ard Maud Durbin the last three nights
OF next week In Mr.. SINNERS latest New
York success, his own dramatization OF
Robert Louis Stevenson's Prince Otto" on
account OF the fact that il Will be the only
opportunity afforded Indianapolis theater-
goers OF seeing this exceptionally brilliant
production. Later in the present season
Mr.. Skinner. Mrs. Sarah Cowell lie Moyne
and Miss Eleanor Robson will probably
visit this city In a special production OF
Browning's In a Balcony" and The Land
of Hearts Desire" the double bill in which
these talented people appeared in New
York a few weeks ago to such excellent
advantage.