The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-05

oeived and read on the stage of the the
alter Tomorrow night
Indications are that George w. Lederer
will have TO give up the New York Casino
Wednesday. Mr. Lederer declares that If
associated with his name he will shortly
build new theater
Olga Nethersole will present "Sapho" four
weeks at Wallack's Theater, New York,
beginning Nov r. after which she viii
start on the longest road tour ever made by
her. She will so into California for the
first time in her career
Charles r. Aldrich. well known in the
continuous vaudeville theaters as 1.-The
tramp juggIer." has been engaged as the
leading comedian of Edna Mays support
in the new musical comedy, THE Golden
Cup written for her by Morton and
Kerker.
Bertha Galland will continue TO support
James Il. Hackett in 1.-THE Pride of Jen-
nico'' the remainder of the present season.
and about the LIST of September. 1901 will
make her debut as a star under Daniel
Frohman's management at the Lyceum
Theater.
Nine. Bernhardt received an immense
ovation in Paris last Wednesday night on
the occasion of her last appearance in
IL Aiglon' prior to her forthcoming tour
of the United States in conjunction with
Constant Coquelin. Since the plays first
presentation the receipts are said to have
averaged $500 nightly.
XXX
Rice & Barton's Burlesque Company be-
gins weeks engagement at the Empire
this afternoon. The company is well known
to patrons of the house. An additional
attraction has been added for tomorrow
night. Election returns will be received
and there will be two performances, one
commencing at midnight
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1.-THE Royal Box will be presented at
English's Opera House tonight and to-
morrow night by a company of capable
actors. headed by Andrew Robson who
succeeded the elder Coghlan in the title
role last season and MADE distinctly IA
vorable impression upon the public. The
play Is an adaptation of a work of Alexau.
der Dumas and abounds in delicate and
powerful situations brilliant repartee and
delightful humor. Election returns will b.
read from the stage tomorrow night
XXX
Nine. Modjeskas admirers In this city
are greatly pleased to learn that the dis
tinguished Polish actress has decided to
add a matinee to her forthcoming engage
ment at English's Opera House Wednes-
day. Nine. Modjeska will appear I'm her
great character of Mary Stuart Wednesday
afternoon, and at the final performance
Wednesday night will display her magnifi-
cent new revival OF King john" i'm whicn
she assumes the intensely tragic role of
Lady Constance
Maclyn Arbuckle begins his starring tour
in The Sprightly Romance of Marsacv
in Washington, ID. c., tonight Mr.. Ar
buckle is supported by a cast of great
strength. The names OF the members have
been printed in the Journal heretofore
The tour viii include an engagement AT
Engiish's Opera House in the near future.
The New York Telegraph is authority for
the surprising statement that the Lieblers
have decided 10 abandon the presentation,
OF THE Adventures Of Francois" on ac-
count of Mr. MitcheIl's refusal to have
some of the dialogue cut out of his play
The Lieblers will. IL is said. secure another
piece in which To continue the starring
tour of Henry T.. Dixey. who thus fip,Is
himself summarily deprived of a medium
in which to exploit his ability as a come
dian.
Helene Mora and Rose Coghlan. with
Hydes Comedians. constitute the big offer
ing of the entire week at the Park, COM
mencng this afternoon and continuing
twice daily Miss Mora and Miss CoghIsn
are said TO display some unusually ric.s
and handsome gowns In their acts. Miss
Coghlan Is presenting a new playlet, en-
which sac Is assisted BY Louis Aassen. \